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Originally Published: Thursday, 27 April 2000 Author: Olav Phillips
Published to: enhance_articles_multimedia/Audio Page: 1/1 - [Std View]

RealNetworks Goes Browsing With Mozilla

RealNetworks (RNWK) is using portions of Mozilla.org's open-source browser code in a version of its media player and server created for Web broadcaster Global Media. The version lets RealNetworks' system stream and display Web elements, including HTML and Macromedia Flash animation files. This allows Web radio stations and other content providers to create player interfaces with a unique look and feel, similar to the "skins" on the latest version of Microsoft's Windows Media Player. Read the article here.

RealNetworks (RNWK) is using portions of Mozilla.org's open-source browser code in a version of its media player and server created for Web broadcaster Global Media. The version lets RealNetworks' system stream and display Web elements, including HTML and Macromedia Flash animation files. This allows Web radio stations and other content providers to create player interfaces with a unique look and feel, similar to the "skins" on the latest version of Microsoft's Windows Media Player. Read the article here.


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