If your RealPlayer is not launched when you click on a link to a song, you will need to manually configure your browser for RealAudio. Normally when you install the RealPlayer, it automatically sets up your Web browser for you. Problems Accessing RealPlayer Once You've Downloaded It? Once you find and run this installation program, your browser should be set up to play a RealAudio file. Similarly, on a Macintosh you can find the file by using the "Find File" utility from your main menu. Otherwise, use the Find command and search all drives on the system for "rp7-complete-setup" (note: this is the file name of the latest version of the RealPlayer).
If it is, simply double-click the icon to launch the RealPlayer installation program. If you don't know where you saved the file on a Windows system, first check to see if it is on your desktop. (The file is where your Web browser saved it.) This will begin the RealPlayer 7 Minimal Download setup process.
To install your RealPlayer once it is downloaded, locate and launch the file you downloaded by exploring your hard drive or choosing the Run option in the Start menu. This could mean that you still need to install the RealPlayer. For more information about WebTV's audio features, visit the WebTV help pages, or contact them at 1-80. If you are a WebTV user, your system already supports RealAudio.If you use Win 3.1, NT 3.5.x, or Unix, download the RealPlayer 5.0.
This player provides the highest sound quality available. If you use a Windows-based PC (95/98/NT) with a Pentium-class processor or the Macintosh operating system, download the latest RealPlayer.(QuickTime WinAmp, windows media Player, Macamp etc) If your system is not equipped with a RealPlayer, you can download one at no charge below: You can use RealPlayer to listen to mp3 files, as well as a number of other media players. To hear the clips, simply click on the note or the speaker. All music audio clips are indicated by the speaker icon below the CD cover on product pages. offers more than 400 sound samples to help you find the music you're looking (and listening) for.
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