Click , and select Preferences: Connection.
These preferences determine the actions RealPlayer takes concerning your connection to the internet. If set properly at installation, the defaults are usually sufficient.
Changing these settings should be done with care, or when you are instructed to do so by your System Administrator or by a Technical Support specialist.
Option |
Description |
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(Default is set during installation)RealPlayer automatically selects which bandwidth to use when delivering content over the internet, based on your normal and maximum connection speeds. Automatically detect...(Default: On) Detects current bandwidth and adjusts accordingly. |
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Network |
Connection (Default: 20 sec.) Server (Default: 90 sec.) These settings determine how long RealPlayer will either attempt a particular transport protocol (connection), or how long it will try to connect to a server. If either time is exceeded, your Player will tell you it cannot connect, or that it has lost its connection (to the ISP ). If you frequently receive time-out warnings, try increasing these times. |
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Select Automatically detect...(Default) or Assume I am online. Many of the RealPlayer services require access to the internet. RealPlayer can determine when you are using a dial-up modem to access the internet and can automatically connect when necessary. If you are using a network connection or have a cable modem or DSL connection, you can let RealPlayer assume that you are online all the time. Tip: If you have both a modem and a network connection to the internet (as many laptops do), and you are using the network connection, select Assume I am online to simplify online status detection. |
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