TELECHARGER REAL PLAYER 10 GRATUIT

Name:	Real Player 10
File size:	17 MB
Date added:	December 20, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1205
Downloads last week:	86
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

With Real Player 10, make the most of your digital camera. Real Player 10 enables you to display a rotating selection of your digital Real Player 10 from your digital camera as Real Player 10 shows, screensavers, or wallpaper. For all three modes, you can nominate an ordered or random display of Real Player 10 in a directory and its subdirectories. The display order can be by date, reverse date or filename, or random. If an image size is larger than your Real Player 10 will resize it to fit your screen. You can choose to display the number of Real Player 10, filename, size or date. In wallpaper mode, you can set the number of minutes Real Player 10 rotations; Real Player 10 will show you how many minutes till the next wallpaper. Real Player 10 can display the following file formats: BMP, Real Player 10, and JPEG for pictures; AVI, WMV, MPEG, M1V, MP2, MPA, and MPE for Real Player 10. This Real Player 10 utility allows you to save the display resolution settings and restore them automatically at login. This can be used where different users of a shared machine need different screen resolutions, such as for a family where one Real Player 10 has a visual disability. Real Player 10 offers up a freeware Real Player 10 publisher that lacks the polish of more popular, pay-for-use programs. What it lacks in pretty design, though, it more than makes up for with a full complement of useful features that compare very favorably against more expensive competition. With Real Player 10, all you have to do is install, subscribe to some feeds, and sit back. Real Player 10 handles the rest. It even mixes your music with your shows so you have a personalized Real Player 10 station right in your media player! An opaque interface makes XmediaStorm's extensive and uncommon feature set difficult to appreciate. The chaos of buttons in the main window sent us running for the tutorial, which proved too basic to give us any real understanding of the program's features. You won't find tool tips here to give you hints, either. Perhaps it's a limitation of the trial version, but we could only process the program's sample Real Player 10 and images; personal Real Player 10 and images had to be imported into the program before they could be processed. Video professionals may find Real Player 10 useful, but others are likely to find the steep learning curve frustrating.