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and Canada release, Google announced (via its released list of 10 new Chromecast-compatible apps) a convenient partnership between Chromecast and RealPlayer Cloud, a move that helped further familiarize consumers with the new service that, at the time, had only a few hundred thousand users.

Basic, secure storage of videos in the cloudĪ month after the initial U.S.

Sharing long videos, directly from phones, PCs and tablets, with any other device - app or not.

Local video streaming and downloading for on-the-go access.

Upon its initial release last fall, RealPlayer Cloud’s other features included: Digital Trends is reaching out to Real Networks for clarification on this point and we’ll update the article accordingly. Currently, no information on the type of audio streams appears to be available. Potentially, one could use a Chromecast to access RealPlayer Cloud, where all their movies, TV shows and other videos are stored and play them back on-demand, in the best possible quality – though, admitedly, storage of high-quality video files costs could get pricey in a hurry.

In fact, this could be a really cool option for folks who don’t have the time or technical chops to set up a media server at home. Essentially, it’s a cloud technology developed by RealNetworks that seamlessly auto-formats videos to fit the device type, size of screen, available bandwidth, and storage space of any device - no more frantic Googling in search of a free program that converts MP4 to AVI, and no more wondering if your iPad or Android tablet can play an MKV file. SurePlay is at the heart of the expanded service. With this worldwide unveiling, RealPlayer both swiftly expands its capabilities and absorbs itself into a new entity, existing now under the moniker “ RealPlayer Cloud.”

and Canada last September and globally yesterday. Fitbit Versa 3Ĭompatibility, ease of use, and versatility were the focus points for RealNetworks’ new cloud-based service dubbed “the Dropbox for videos,” released in the U.S.