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Originally Published: Monday, 6 March 2000 Author: Jan-Erik Mouzakis Gagnum
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RealNetworks and Redhat: An Update.

RealNetworks and RedHat Linux are well on their way to introduce RealSystem G2 - including RealServer7.0 as well as RealPlayer client - on RedHat Linux distribution. Download a free Development version of the RealSystem G2 from RealNetworks. Alternately a non-free Enterprise Edition is also available. Read more about this exciting new deal on zdnet.

RealNetworks and RedHat Linux are well on their way to introduce RealSystem G2 - including RealServer7.0 as well as RealPlayer client - on RedHat Linux distribution. Download a free Development version of the RealSystem G2 from RealNetworks. Alternately a non-free Enterprise Edition is also available. Read more about this exciting new deal on zdnet. RealNetworks is the provider of a relatively new technology that allows continuously live streams of audio and video, to be transmitted over the TCP protocol, and Internet. RealServer 7.0 can be setup to transmit audio and video directly from radio and television stations, as well as digital video cameras. In order to utilize this fast growing technology one must have the RealPlayer also provided by RealNetworks. RealPlayer supports audio and video as well as 18 additional media file formats, such as JPEG and Flash from Macromedia.


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