RealAudio Last modified: Tuesday, May 15, 2001
The de facto standard for streaming audio data over the World Wide Web. RealAudio was developed by RealNetworks and supports FM-stereo-quality sound. To hear a Web page that includes a RealAudio sound file, you need a RealAudio player or plug-in, a program that is freely available from a number of places. It's included in current versions of both Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about RealAudio . Also check out the following links! Audio encoding tools Provides links to a downloadable RealAudio encoder and content creation guide from Progressive Networks and information about several third-party audio editing tools. RealAudio Player 3.0 review December 1996 PC Magazine product review of RealAudio Player 3.0. RealGuide: On Air Offers a list of daily, scheduled events as well as links to over 4,000 streaming sites, live events, and radio/TV stations. RealNetworks Home page for RealNetworks, one of the leaders in streaming media technology on the Internet. The site contains a wealth of product information and includes links to download RealPlayer for RealAudio and RealVideo. RealNetworks application development tools Contains SDK's for RealNetworks' RealAudio, RealVideo and Real Media products. RealNetworks.com Home Page of RealNetworks.	Audio Internet audio scrubbing RealServer RealVideo RTT streaming Give Us Your Feedback RealAudio Products : Top Store Offers: Half.com  0.75 Amazon  22.95Pages: 371, Edition: 1, Paperback, Routledge Alibris  86.22 Compare all matches: 1 Store Offers