Article updated March 14th, 2017 The MP4 format plays an increasingly important role in both downloading and playing video from the Internet, especially on mobile devices. Simply put, MP4 allows for high-quality video to be delivered in a smaller size. If the video isn’t in the MP4 format, it can be converted, and we’ll help you learn how to choose an, or even a free video to MP4 converter. Digital technologies have created an explosion of video communications. People now have high-definition (HD) video cameras in their smartphones and can upload and share videos on social websites.

Traditional broadcasters, cable outlets, and Hollywood studios are extending their reach through the Internet. Many online service providers are competing for their niche in this new world of online video. As we become more reliant on these technologies, the MP4 format helps enable nearly everyone to be both a creator and a consumer of video applications. MP4 files also permit faster, more efficient distribution over the Internet. HOW TO DOWNLOAD MP4 VIDEOS There are certainly other ways to available online, but RealPlayer Cloud and the included RealDownloader make it easy in as little as one click, and it’s free. Just about any content you can think of is available online. Whether you’re looking to download MP4 videos, MP4 music videos, YouTube videos as MP4, how-to’s, network TV shows,, sports, science, politics, the arts, corporate training or whatever – it can all be found online. Download MP4 Videos RealPlayer Cloud offers a one-click solution to downloading MP4 videos.

Once you’ve installed a free version of the RealPlayer Cloud desktop app, simply watch the MP4 video online, hover over the top right corner of the video as it’s playing and click on the “Download This Video” option on Fire Fox and Internet Explorer. On Chrome, click the flashing “down” icon in the top right corner of your browser to select any video from the page you’re on to download. A word of caution: Be skeptical of websites offering free movie downloads, particularly of recent films. Hollywood isn’t in the business of giving away product. Say you want to see the, referred to as trailers, before deciding to spend money at the theater.

Not a problem. The major movie studios need to market their product, so they provide trailers, along with interviews and other background material to a number of websites to help sell their films. ComingSoon, Fandango, Metacafe, and Traileraddict are just a few that offer access to watching and downloading MP4 movie trailers.

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RealPlayer downloads MP4 files fast and easy. RealPlayer automatically prompts you to “Download This Video” when the cursor is within the frame of a video.

HOW TO PLAY MP4 VIDEOS If you are looking for software to play mp4 files, it’s simple to play a MP4 download with the Cloud desktop app. Once you have the free application, double-clicking on the thumbnail in the RealPlayer Cloud Library opens the Now Playing window and plays the video in its native format and resolution. The “mp4” format identification is shown in the bottom right of the control bar.

Get more details about the clip by right-clicking on the thumbnail and selecting “Clip Info/Edit Clip Info.” It confirms the title, MP4 format, file size, quality (as Kbps), audio channels, screen dimensions, source, and where the file is stored. HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU’RE WATCHING ON THE WEB IS MP4?

Unfortunately, you often don’t. Although many social sites accept and encourage people to upload videos in the MP4 format, ultimately it’s at the discretion of the website.

Is still widely used on all types of sites. Commercial sites use what’s most economical and best for business. More and more that is MP4.

Download RealPlayer to Play MP4 Videos Watch Your Videos Anywhere with RealPlayer. Hmmm Today is June 12th. Do you mean Version 15? I think that’s the most current, but could be wrong about that. Apparently there have been some reports of difficulties with MP4 files. Typically, it runs fine though. One of suggestions is to add additional codecs such as or I’m running v.

15, and have never had a problem with downloading or playing MP4 from any source. I do have both QuickTime and CCCP installed for various testing and comparison reasons. Let us know if you find a solution, or are still having trouble. I don’t know what the relationship between installing Windows and WMP has to do with downloading MP4 vs. That said, FLV is a file format container that can run H.264, which is the most popular codec on the Internet, and can indeed play 1080p and 720p HD video. You should be able to download and play a FLV 1080p or 720p HD. It would be unusual to have the choice of downloading a specific format.

There certainly are sites where you can choose a format and even the codec, but most sites stick to a format, offering different resolution qualities. What site are you downloading from? Is there something wrong with the FLV version of the video?

I personally prefer MP4 because it’s from the MPEG-4 standard, but Flash with H.264 should be OK. What is the problem you’re having in playing FLV? Is QuickTime installed? If you’re using Chrome, switch to Firefox or IE. There are known problems with Chrome, which are being worked on. Try doing a clean REinstall of RealPlayer. Be sure to UNinstall all RealPlayer applications you may have on your machine.

Do a restart. Download and install a fresh version of RP 16. Hopefully, that will resolve the download issue.

No, the pop-up blocker isn’t a factor. Yes, you can download multiple videos. It’s not quite a “queue” in the typical sense, where you would select several videos, and then execute the downloads in a sequence where video 2 doesn’t start downloading until video 1 is done. With the Downloader, you select the video, click “Download This Video” then find the next video and repeat the process. Do this for as many videos as you want. The downloads take place simultaneously, depending on the speed of the Internet connection and your computer.

You’ll see the progress of each in the Downloader window. GDB, You definitely should NOT have a problem playing MP4 files with RealPlayer 16 Plus. Plus also handles the H.264 codec, so conversions and transfers are also possible. These prompts to upgrade seem to happen every so often. Why, I don’t know. The only thing I can suggest is that you do a complete REinstall of RP 16+. Do an UNinstall of all RealPlayer software on your machine first, and Restart your machine.

Then, download and install a fresh version of RealPlayer 16 Plus. Be sure to “Sign In” to activate PLUS. If that doesn’t work for you, I’ll have to direct you to. You’ll have priority because you’ve paid for the premium version. Let us know how things go. Naomi, There have been some problems with comments and responses being properly displayed.

The techs are working on it. Crack Installshield 2013 Rar there. For your MP4 problem, try installing.

That should both fix your MP4 playback problems, plus give you advanced conversion capabilities. This has been an ongoing problem with RealPlayers users being confused about MP4 playback and conversion capabilities. If QT doesn’t work, get back to me. This problem exists wirg RP 15 and 16′ but RP 16 Plus should be fine. You just don’t need to spend the extra money for the MP4 feature. Hi Alexandra, Videos downloaded from an HTML5 site will have the file extension.webm. To play a.webm file you will need to download the codec: 1.

Download codec from this link: 2. Extract the contents of webmdshow-0.9.12.0-20101216.zip 3. Install using the file Install_webmdshow.exe This is an install package and will run once downloaded. If file does not run automatically, double-click it and the file will start installing. If that doesn’t work, please send an email to so that we can help further. I spent a couple of days to install and uninstall Real Player many times without success.

I saw your posting and hope that you can help. I installed Real Player 16 (free version) for my Windows 8 64 bit laptop and when I click on a MP4 file to play, I only get a pop up to tell me to upgrade to Plus. I clicked NO THANKS then I got another pop up for other promotion. I clicked close and then I am back to the original library list. This is in a loop that no matter how many times I tried I am just getting the pop up. I contacted support and was told to install Quick Time and it will resolved the problem. I did that but my problem didn’t go away.

But with Real Player 16, I can download video from web without problem, I just can’t play video. I then uninstall and install Real Player 15 instead and it plays mp4 no problem but won’t download video from the web. Can you help? Hi yes I already have Quicktime installed. In my Real Player downloads file in ‘My videos’ Windows file I notice that these files in detail view do not show up with the little ‘r’ mini logo against them like the Flash video files downloaded from Youtube, these Mpeg movie files have the Quick time mini logo against them.

However they do not play in there either. It shows 00.00/0.00 in the time frame in quick time but in realplayer the relevant downloaded mp4 shows the player playing for the 5.01 time frame playing from 0.00 to 5.01 but nothing showing or sound. Hi, I have noticed exactly the same problem asYdaltak. Basically all MP4 files downloaded from YouTube with RealDownloader are not playable with any of my media players (I have MediaPlayer, QuickTime and RealPlayer installed on my PC). With QT and RP there is only a black screen and no sound even though the progress bar indicates the the video is played and with MP there is an error message saying that Windows Media Player cannot play the file. I also have another observation that may not be directly related with Real team, but maybe they can provide some comments on that too.

I have several hundreds videos dowloaded from YouTube with earlier version on RealDownload and all those files are stored in Flash (FLV) format. Now when I download a video from YouTube it’s always stored in MP4 format and there is apparently no way to change the format at the RealDownloader.

So the question is that has YouTube recently changed the format of all videos at their servers or are there some changes implemented the latest version of RealDownloader that prevent storing the videos in FLV format? Many thanks for you assistance! Having installed the latest version of RealPlayer I noted that on loading RealPlayer, home screen clicking the top left corner and selecting preferences the previous “Recording and Download” choice no longer appears at the bottom as previous, it only reads “Recording”. However i did find that by opening Real Downloader the facility appears by clicking top left>preferences. Selecting the first box to have the download this video button appear on videos does not make the button appear. I have switched off and restarted and still no luck. This worked last week and does not work since installing the latest Adobe flash player update yesterday.

My operating system is Widows XP with Internet Explorer 8. In managing add-ons, Flash Player v 11.7.700.169 and RealNetworks Download and Record Plug-in for Internet Explorer v 1.3.1.2 are both enabled. I have down loaded the K-lite codec full and on the download screen preferences changer the down load to “downloaded to Pc or Mac” and the button comes up but then the Realdownloader screen will not come up!! Running windows 7 home premium 64 bit on an HP machine.

Within the past week or so, probably after a windows update, “Real Player” now refuses to play the audio of any FLV videos. Including those shown on the RP main library screen.

They all work just fine in winamp and VLC and a couple of other players as well as windows live movie maker, but not windows media player. I have installed various codec packages including k-lite, which reported a couple of broken ones. Did a system restore and a few other things and still no audio.

So what is the fix? Hi Steve, Sorry for the inconvenience, our technical team is aware of this issue and currently working on it, however as a workaround please try this step. Open IE —>Tools —>Manage Add-ons —>Toolbars & Extensions —>Show All add-ons. Disable Shockwave Flash Object 3. Close window 4.

It will prompt to ‘Upgrade Adpbe Flash Player’ 6. Go through the process of updating Adobe Flash Player 7. Once completed, close & re-open IE 8. Go back to Manage Add-ons & ‘Enable’ Shockwave Flash Object 9. Close & re-open IE 10.

Attempt to download. Now files should get downloaded in.FLV format. If that doesn’t work, send an email to so that we can help you further. After spending numerous days and hours am completely out of ideas what happened with Real Player download functionality.

Not so far it started download video files from sites what i used for year, in MP4 format without sound at all. Before, it was manage to download usually in FLV format. Not anymore Am running Windows 7 64 bit and all possible solutions was try already. Still not result.

Weird thing made me curious, specially when i realize one particular video was downloaded in April 29 as FLV video and perfectly playable on everything’s, and after an upgrade for Real Player, it try to download it as MP4 on may 7h but not sound at all. Here a link / /. Than i find same result with many other web sites what i used to download video clips with Real Player. I install and reinstall numerous times both v.15 and 16.Also used standalone dowloader.

It still refuse to download/convert audio stream on MP4 files, downloaded from sites what work last cpl years before. I have latest K-Lite codec pack instated and also all last version from Adobe Flash Player. Everything enabled in Manage Add-on and Active X filtering turned off. Was tested on last versions of IE9 and IE10, with Firefox 21.0. As i mention that, it happened in last cpl weeks after upgrading to last Adobe Flash and Real Player itself. I was able using alternative software called YTD, to download same video on top of my post with much better quality and Audio #0: AAC at 192 Kbps 2 channels, 44.1 KHz Real Player at any settings download only video, even at website clip play sound perfect and it YouTube posted: 367 Kbps,640*360 (16:9) @29.970 fps, AVC (Main@L3.0)(Cabac /3 Ref Frames) NO AUDIO.

Plz need help to clarify that. If it temporary problem and gonna be fixed by devs or permanent? Reason for that, because i cannot use YTD at some sites.

Only Real Player was working and i been happy with that and really don’t like to see it become useless now. Thank you in advance. The solution for downloading and playing mp4-files: 1. Open IE —>Tools —>Manage Add-ons —>Toolbars & Extensions —>Show All add-ons. Disable Shockwave Flash Object 3. Close window 4. It will prompt to ‘Upgrade Adpbe Flash Player’ 6.

Go through the process of updating Adobe Flash Player 7. Once completed, close & re-open IE 8. Go back to Manage Add-ons & ‘Enable’ Shockwave Flash Object 9. Close & re-open IE 10. Attempt to download. Now files should get downloaded in.FLV format. Now flv-files will be downloaded und I can play them.

Hi Pikah, Sorry for the inconvenience, this is due to changes made at YouTube and we are working with YouTube to resolve the issue. However, here are some steps we think might resolve the issue. Workaround steps for Internet Explorer 1. Open Internet Explorer 2. Click on Tools 3.

Go to Manage Add-ons 4. Disable Shockwave Flash Object 5. Close & reopen Internet Explorer 6. Go to and play the video you want to download 7. It will prompt to ‘Upgrade Adobe Flash Player’ (Ignore this message) 8. Attempt to download.

Now files should get downloaded and are playable If that doesn’t work, send an email to so that we can help you further. Guys, by now you should be well aware that RealPlayer Downloader 16 has a serious bug in it. I count numerous repeats of the same issue in the thread above. Essentially the new version has a critical flaw and doesn’t download MP4 in usable format.

You haven’t solved it in a month. How about following prudent IT practice and rolling back to the earlier versions that did work, RP Downloader 15 or earlier, until you have a fix and can either re-release version 16 or jump to version 17. Please do something about it asap.

Hi Rick, This is due to changes made at YouTube and we are working with YouTube to resolve the issue. However, try few work around steps for Internet Explorer to fix the issue: 1. Open Internet Explorer. Click on Tools. Go to Manage Add-ons. Disable Shockwave Flash Object.

Close & reopen Internet Explorer. Go to and play the video you want to download. It will prompt to ‘Upgrade Adobe Flash Player’ (Ignore this message). Attempt to download. Now files should get downloaded and are playable. Hello friends, I think RP has nothing to do with this problem, it’s youtube that has rendered the videos practically unplayable for any media player.

I explain here why, Some 8 months ago I uploaded a video of my property and it was FLV format, now if I try to download it, it’s MP4 after download and unplayable.!! Second point; Some months ago I downloaded FLV videos normally using RP15, today when I try to download the same same videos using the same links and the same RP15, today those downloaded files are in MP4 formats which a few months ago used to be FLV. All this leads to believe that YouTube has screwed everything!! But on other sites, other than youtube, I still use RP15 and most of the times (90%) it downloads normally FLV files as always.!! Now, little by little I’m trying not to use youtube anymore.!! Real Player Team. It does seem the problem is with the Flashplayer.

I followed the workaround below. Downloaded a video and walla! Here is the work around from the link. Good luck people. The following steps should work for customers who are on Windows 7 or 8 and are using Internet Explorer (version 9 or higher) to download videos. Click the Tools (gear) icon at the top right of the browser and select Manage Add-ons.

Under Adobe Systems, click on “Shockwave Flash Object” and click the Disable button that appears at the bottom right of the window. Close the Manage Add-ons window.

It will prompt you to “Upgrade Adobe Flash Player”–ignore this message. Try downloading a video.

It should successfully download and play in RealPlayer. Like most of the people here, I cannot play AT ALL mp4 files downloaded from YouTube using RP version 16. Gomplayer, shows only video but no audio. I’ve downloaded and installed Quicktime already. Some of you suggested a way round which does not work for me (Windows 7).

Open IE —>Tools —>Manage Add-ons —>Toolbars & Extensions —>Show All add-ons. Disable Shockwave Flash Object 3. Close window 4.

It will prompt to ‘Upgrade Adpbe Flash Player’ 6. Go through the process of updating Adobe Flash Player 7. Once completed, close & re-open IE 8. Go back to Manage Add-ons & ‘Enable’ Shockwave Flash Object 9.

Close & re-open IE 10. Attempt to download.

Now the files ARE STILL IN mp4. NO VIDEO, NO AUDIO with RP. ONLY VIDEO with Gomplayer and Windows Media Player. Seems RP 16 is the worst among the competitors. Any further help pleaaaaaase??? Hi askjacqui, Please be informed that we have already tested the workaround steps with few customers and it worked on their computers.

Even after disabling the Shockwave Flash Object plug-in, the YouTube videos are playing in Internet Explorer. If the videos doesn’t play, kindly enable the plugin back. Sorry, we don’t have any ETA when this issue will be resolved, however our support team is working on high priority to resolve it at the earliest. Once it is resolved you will be notified by our support team. I paid for the upgrade to Real Player and regret it. I cannot get it to work. I have reinstalled it 6 times, was told to uninstall real player and just use downloader, can’t find it on my computer, oh, found it, will not open to see what it is doing, it is there but has no display.

Tech support SUCKS and said they were open till 5 PST, lie! Texas time of 5:20 – (3:20PST) gone!

Looked all over internet, check accelerators – a-ok, still not working. Worked, then did not, then wanted me to upgrade, did already, upgrade again, can’t, logged in, still piss poor and will not download videos, will not play mp4, will not convert mp4, WHAT PART OF PISS POOR IS NOT UNDERSTOOD? Looking for something else. Worked with computers for MANY years, and they are piss poor.

I downloaded different videos on YouTube but it turned out to be unplayable and ‘A General Error has occurred’ appears. It won’t also play on other players.

However, when I downloaded the same videos using a different downloader, they work and can be played just fine. Even RealPlayer can play it if I chose to open the video with it. Why is it that when I use Realdownloader to download a video, it won’t play but there’s no problem when I use a different downloader? I am using RealPlayer 16 on my laptop with Windows 7.

Dear Real Player Team Please think again. This is NOT exclusively to do with You Tube. I regularly download clips from BoardGameGeek, they used to download as flvs, now they download as MP4s but the catch is that no player can play them. This is therefore a RealPlayer problem. In despair at how long this is taking to put right, I uninstalled Realplayer 16 and reinstalled Realplayer 15 but guess what.with IE10 I can no longer download using 15. Great job – we are all locked into 16 when 15 worked perfectly well.

Heads should be rolling at Realplayer. Looking for some help please.

Problems with.MP4 files downloaded from Youtube. Download button shows on Youtube and seems to work. You can see the download progress. Problem occurs when trying to play the downloaded videos and all problems are with the.MP4 file format. No problem with.FLV files. Read thru this comment section and also read thru the temporary solution. Have included examples below to hopefully assist whichever entity might be having the problem (RealPlayer, Youtube, FlashPlayer or Quicktime).

My system info: Windows XP SP3 Internet Explorer 8.0.6001.18702 Real Player (win32) Version 16.0.2.32 RealDownloader V 1.3.2.28 Quicktime V 7.7.4 (1680.86) Flash Player 11.7.700.224 Redownloaded Quicktime & Flash but have not reinstalled Realplayer. It is as current as your last automatic update. Playing in RealPlayer: Some.MP4 downloads from Youtube can be opened in RealPlayer & will play fine (get video & sound) Some.MP4 downloads from Youtube will not display. You can see the name of the video above the play/pause button & you can see the counter increase and play position bar advances but no video or sound.

Playing In Quicktime: Some.MP4 downloads from Youtube will play fine (get video & sound). Example: Some.MP4 downloads from Youtube have no videoor sound (just black screen) even though counter continues to increase and play position bar advances. Example: In Windows Explorer if double click on file: Some.MP4 downloads will not display the video screen & you only see the top & bottom controls of the Quicktime screen. (obviously no screen so no video or sound.) example.

Realplayer Team – I think you’ve misdiagnosed what’s happening. Some songs that I’ve downloaded are listed as MP4 when I view them in the RP library, and won’t play when I click on them, as others repoer – BUT – if I open the folder holding these files, they are labeled as RP files and WILL play in RP if I click on them in that window.

Also, some RP files in that folder are not appearing in the library in RP, and when I click on some songs in RP;ibrary and go to “find file” RP says it can’t fimnd the file even though it is in the file folder. You’ve got some RP issue that goes far beyond file formats being presented by You Tube. Oh, and the workaround at your page below, seems impossible.

The RP download button won’t even appear if the youtube video isn’t playing, and the video won;t play with the flaash add-on disabled. Hi all of you loyal Real Player FansIsn’t it wonderful to know that you can update and update and get all the plus features including being able to covert MPEG 4 to MPEG 3; triming slicing etc. And then one day you find out that NOTHING WORKS.

You upgrade and then you find that you no longer have download and record (I think) and then one day you find out that you no longer have the download feature over your video that you are trying to download. Then you have to go through all the trouble to find out what is wrong when Real Player advertises just download basic real player and you will be able to play MPEG 4 and all different formats. Just click on download and instant play. So we find out that we have to to through Real Player to File to Web Browsers to You Tube in order to get the download button – we are all excited and then try to play the video only to find out that there is a error message and you can’t play the song.

Then you see the buttom that says do you wish to convert to another format and you say great only to find out that you don’t have enough disc space or some stupid thing. So now you are back to square oneso they ask do you you have Quick Time well you may be able to play it through that or maybe you can’t do it because you have Widows XP or Windows 7 and of course maybe it is because you have the shock object enabled and it should be disabled; or maybe you should just get rid of flash driveI spent over 35 minutes with a technician at work the other day while he dictated and I deleted adn reinstalled internet exployer only to find out that that did not solve my problem with getting a download buttom to appear over a video from You Tube. Nothing is simple anymore.first Webshots left.still sore about that and now ther is nothing but problems with Real Payer. When you buy a computer to take to work just you can play you tube music videos and find out that you can no longer do this it makes your blood boil. So we will all hang in there while we are all bitting my lips waiting to see if Real Player finally fixes its problem with being able to play MPEG4 videos in Real Player and that is only if you can download them.

I guess we will ahve to delete all the videos we have downloaded already and start all over again when what ever it is that is wrong is fixed. I am no computer genius and I can barely keep up with Iphone. I just felt I had to express my thoughts today.

I guess when I hit the submit button it will not take this comment because I don’t know what website I am on (my mind is gone spending days trying to fix issues which are not mine. Thanks and everyone have a great day! Try to update your RealPlayer by following: 1. Open RealPlayer. Click the RealPlayer logo and click on Check for Update: – If the Message Center window appears, click Update to get the latest version of RealPlayer. – If the AutoUpdate window appears, scroll through the list, select RealPlayer or any plug-ins that you want to update, and click Install.

Plug-ins will install automatically. After that try to download any video and play it using RealPlayer.

If the issue still persists, let us know. Hi Scott and everyone else that is still frustrated about Real Player and not being able to find download button and then if you go through Real Player and file to find new browser you will most certainly be able to download but then it will not play. Here is what I have found and do not understand. I have Windows XP at work – I have the lastest downloads that Real Player 16 Plus has to offer – 2. At home I have Windows 7 – Latest downloads available – I am able to download you tube videos from home and they will play but cannot download at work.

I don’t know if it is a difference in the operating systems – The one thing that I have not been able to do with either computer is to convert MPeg 4 to MPeg 3. As a matter of fact I can’t convert anything on Real Player no matter what version. This is very disturbing since you pay for the service. I too have been patiently waiting for this fix. Everything was working just fine until MAYBE and I say MAYBE you tube changed their format. Life just is not as simple as it once was. We will all just sit and wait – I have done everything that has been suggested to be able to download like I used to and nothing works.

Most of all the new music videos will download if you go through Real Player – File new browser but when you go to play them back you get an error message. I don’t know about anyone else but I am about to start looking for some other program that will download and play music videos. I used to love Real Player but am losing interest real quick. If I see another message that says try this or make sure you have the latest everything I think I will scream. I am waiting to see them send me a message saying upgrade this and your problem is fixed.

Then then.we shall all be waiting and still trying to fix this issue. Performing a clean uninstall and reinstall can help you resolve many issues, try uninstalling and reinstalling RealPlayer by following this link: Note: Make sure you delete the RealPlayer folders as mention on the link before reinstalling RealPlayer. Please note that you may need to re-enable the RealDownloader extension in your web browser as well by following: After re-installing RealPlayer, please re-download the videos that previously received the “General Error” message.

If the issue persists, please send an email to, include a brief description of the issue, copy and paste the link to this thread within the email for further assistance. Please be informed that, FLV videos will now download as.Mp4 format. This issue has been fixed in the latest build of RealPlayer 16, released on August 21.

If you are currently using RealPlayer Plus 16 or the free version: Please open RealPlayer, click the RealPlayer logo in the upper left, and select Check for Update. You will then be able to update your RealPlayer to the newest build. Please note that you may need to re-enable the RealDownloader extension in your web browser as well by following this link: After updating RealPlayer, please re-download the videos that previously didn’t work and play and convert the video using RealPlayer. IF the issue still persist, please send an email to, include a brief description of the issue, copy and paste the link to this thread within the email for further assistance. It seems that the videos are protected by DailyMotion.

Hence, you can no longer use RealPlayer to download from DailyMotion web site. Performing a clean uninstall and reinstall can help you resolve many issues, try uninstalling and reinstalling RealPlayer by following this link: Note: Make sure you delete the RealPlayer folders as mentioned on the link before reinstalling RealPlayer.

After installing RealPlayer follow the steps to enable the RealPlayer Plugin in your web browser, If this doesn’t work, please send an email to, include a brief description of the issue, copy and paste the link to this thread within the email for further assistance. It looks like you are using older build of RealPlayer. This issue has been fixed in the latest build of RealPlayer 16 (16.0.3.51), released on August 21.

If you are using the free version, please open RealPlayer, click the RealPlayer logo in the upper left, and select Check for Update. You will then be able to update your RealPlayer to the newest build. Please note that you may need to re-enable the RealDownloader extension in your web browser as well by following this link: After updating RealPlayer, please re-download the videos and play it using RealPlayer. If this doesn’t work, please send an email to, include a brief description of the issue, copy and paste the link to this thread within the email for further assistance. Yes, RealPlayer PLUS Team.

I’ve been waiting since March of ’13 for the fix. I’ve spent my money on you but you no longer work for me! You’re useless. Where is the fix.? My cds are stored in Windows Media Player, so if i can no longer download my videos to RP, why have it???? Hey people, where’s the fix.

AND why did it take you SOOOOOO long to admit to me on the phone that there was a YT compatibility problem now? I’m thinking you will never work your way around this because YT does not want you to be compatible with it; afterall, you can burn these videos (if you can download them). You won’t have a fix, will you????? HONESTY, PLEASE! Domus 3d Keygen Free. Anyone else, is there a program that will download videos from YT and burn them? I would pay more than RP Plus $ to be able to accomplish this task.

I can imagine how upsetting it is to wait so long for.MP4 fix. I’m happy to inform that a compatibility issue was preventing some.MP4 files from playing in RealPlayer.

Essentially, the files that are being downloaded are not actually MP4s but a new streaming format that was being misidentified as MP4. This issue has been fixed in the latest build of RealPlayer 16, released on August 21. Since you are a paid customer you are entitled to live support. I’ve sent a message to the email address associated with your account. Please respond and we’ll go from there. Have a bunch of old mp4 videos, that Real Player used to play.

I’m currently using (again) 15.0.6.14, distribution R76END. I had at one time, the newfangled Realplayer Cloud.

After multiple starts, it would sometimes work. Thus the reason I reverted back to a previous version. In the past, those old MP4 videos worked; now the video plays, but not the audio. Do I need to revert to Realplayer 14, or 13? I re-emphasize: These videos USED to play, including the audio. On Real Player. Thanks for your time.

I like using Real, because I am able to rename, and thus categorize stuff. I am now using an Asus F55U, with 8.1, AMD dual-core processors. All the rest of the stuff going on is magic to me. I’m computer illiterate.

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McLaren MP4/4 Constructor Predecessor Successor Technical specifications Suspension (front) Double wishbones, pull-rod actuated coil springs and dampers Suspension (rear) Double wishbones, rocker-arm actuated coil springs and dampers Front: 1,824 mm (71.8 in) Rear: 1,670 mm (66 in) 2,875 mm (113.2 in),, 1,494 cc (91.2 cu in), RA168-E, 80°, (2.5 Bar limited) Weismann- 6-Speed Fuel Competition history Notable entrants Notable drivers 11. Debut Races Wins 16 15 15 10 Constructors' Championships 1 () Drivers' Championships 1 (, ) The McLaren MP4/4 was a highly successful car that competed in the. It was designed by engineer, with assistance from the team's Technical Director.

Nichols and Murray based the design on the lowline, designed by Murray for the season when Murray was chief designer. The Honda powered MP4/4 is one of the most dominant Formula One cars ever built, winning all but one race and claiming all but one pole position in the 1988 season. Statistically the car holds the record as the most dominant single season car with a winning percentage of 93.8% with the closest any car has come was in when the won 19 of 21 races (90.5%). The MP4/4 and the Honda RA168E engine was a relatively disappointing season for McLaren.

The Steve Nichols designed with its maximum power output of approximately 850 bhp (634 kW; 862 PS) from its built lost out nine times to the dominant powered of and, twice to the -Honda of Ayrton Senna, and twice in the latter stages to the of. Reigning World Champion Prost could only manage three wins for the season (his lowest number since taking 2 wins for in ), and finished 4th in the Drivers' Championship, though his win in was cause for celebration as it was the Frenchman's 28th career win, taking him past the previous record of 27 wins by triple World Champion. For 1988 McLaren had secured use of the 1.5L Honda engines which since late in the season had been the best engine in Formula One. With the engines coming at the expense of Williams (who had won the previous two Constructors' Championships from McLaren), a strong 1988 was possible. Team boss had previously tried to secure Honda engines for his and welcomed the Japanese company after four successful years with the TAG engines. 1988 was due to be the last year for the turbo engines before they were banned, so most teams were making a concerted effort to establish themselves with cars.

Steve Nichols went ahead with the design of the car on a purely turbo engine basis, which put the team at a distinct advantage over their rivals. There was speculation that Honda would introduce their during 1988, though Ron Dennis confirmed during qualifying for the at that racing the V10 was never part of the plan for 1988.

By keeping the V6 engine, Honda and McLaren also gave themselves more development time on the car, which was an evolution of the MP4/4. The lowline chassis layout was pioneered in when Murray was at, in the form of the.

The idea being that a low car with a reduced front area of about 30% would be more aerodynamically efficient and allow more air to pass over the rear wing causing more downforce to be produced, but without excessive drag. In theory this sounded great, with cornering speeds unaffected despite less wing being needed, and straight line speeds improved as less air needed to be moved by the car. In practice though, the slanted used in the Brabham proved troublesome in this layout with fuel starvation problems, oil starvation, and engine installation issues plaguing the BT55.

While the BT55 was generally among the quickest cars in a straight line and proved to have good downforce in the corners, the cars oil starvation problems, added to the 4cyl BMW's notorious poor throttle response and subsequent turbo lag (often around 2 seconds), saw to it that acceleration was severely lacking compared to its rivals. Overall the car's problems made the BT55 generally uncompetitive on all but the faster circuits where top speed often counted for more than acceleration. The 80° Honda however was smaller and had a lower centre of gravity than its BMW counterpart, so it was ideal for the low-down chassis layout (Murray had stated in an interview during 1986 about the lowline concept that it would work much better with a V6 engine). With this in mind, and using Murray's drawings for his original design for the BT55, the design was revised and McLaren went ahead with his plan. The lowline concept was not completely new to McLaren however. Murray had joined the team in 1987 where he played a small hand in helping Nichols refine his design for the MP4/4's predecessor, the MP4/3, which was completely different aerodynamically to the bulbous looking series designed by which was used by the team from 1984-1986.

With the 90° TAG V6 at their disposal, and a fuel tank size of 195 litres (down from 220 litres), McLaren proved that the concept did work, with redesigned side pods also getting the treatment (only the nose section remained as a visual reminder of the MP4/2C, though it too was lower and approximately 10% smaller). The improved aerodynamics helped Prost and to be closer to the more powerful Honda powered cars than they might have been with the older MP4/2 design, although the team was hampered by unreliability which had crept into the TAG engines which had been redesigned in 1987 to cope with the lower fuel limit and the 's controversial pop-off valve which restricted turbo boost to just 4.0 Bar. The team was able to build on this and, with the smaller 80° Honda V6, and a reduction in fuel tank size from 195 to 150 litres, the sleek looking MP4/4 was produced and first appeared early in 1988. It was one of the few competing cars that year that was an-all new car; Ferrari, Lotus, Arrows, Tyrrell and others were using updated or developed versions of their previous years' cars in order to build new cars for the 1989 season, when turbocharged engines would be outlawed altogether. Team performance [ ]. The all-conquering turbo used in the MP4/4 The situation improved immensely when Ayrton Senna signed to partner (at Prost's suggestion) on a 3-year contract.

The McLaren chassis, the Senna and Prost pairing, and finally the new Honda engines with 650 bhp (485 kW; 659 PS) (down from 1987's 950 bhp (708 kW; 963 PS) engines), looked like a formidable combination. However, there were concerns after the FIA introduced a fuel regulation for the turbo powered cars of 150 litres for a race distance. Honda's engine management team worked feverishly on the fuel consumption of the RA168-E which was especially built for the reduction in turbo boost from 4.0 bar to 2.5 bar rather than upgrading the 1987 spec engine, trying to improve it in order to avoid embarrassing late race retirements.

The team also experimented with in early testing but this was abandoned, and the car appeared 'as-is' through the season, save for a few aerodynamic revisions. The car appeared at the first race in with very little pre-season testing at only a week before the race, but Senna was able to put the car on by half a second from surprise 2nd placed qualifier, driving the 600 bhp (447 kW; 608 PS), -, with Prost qualifying 3rd. One feature of the MP4/4 was the driver's position. Due to the cars low-slung aerodynamics, and the FIA safety rule which stated that the top of a drivers' helmet had to be below an imaginary straight line from the top of the roll bar to the top of the cowling, the drivers were required to be in a 'lay down' or reclining position (approximately 30° according to Murray) rather than the conventional upright seating position of Grand Prix cars until then. At first Prost objected to the new driving position, claiming it made the car uncomfortable to drive. However, the more he drove the MP4/4, the more he got used to the position.

The car can be considered a pioneer as the current F1 cars () all have now incorporated the recumbent driving position as standard. This also saw the nose of the MP4/4 being visibly longer than its rivals as McLaren chose to use FISA's new for 1988 safety regulations which stated that the drivers feet must be behind the line between the front axles (while this rule was introduced in 1988, at that stage it was only optional. It would become mandatory in ).

Before 1988, the most dominant car seen in a single season of F1 had been McLaren's car, the John Barnard designed MP4/2 which had won 12 of the 16 races that year driven by Prost and World Champion (Lauda had defeated Prost to the Drivers' Championship by only half a point). However the MP4/4's successes eclipsed the MP4/2 not only in wins, but in qualifying performance. 1988 was an almost embarrassing walkover for McLaren, who took 15 victories from 16 races, including ten 1-2 finishes, while Prost finished 1st or 2nd in the 14 races he finished (he had 2 retirements - Britain and Italy).

The car also sat on pole position in 15 of the 16 races (including a record 13 poles for Senna), locked out the front row in 12 races and also set 10 fastest race laps. The dominant run was only interrupted once, at the at for Round 12, when Senna crashed out of the lead with only two laps remaining while lapping, who was making his first and only F1 start for Williams in place of Mansell who was suffering from.

With Prost already out after a rare engine failure, Gerhard Berger claimed an emotional victory for Ferrari just a month after the death of founder. Perhaps the most telling example of the MP4/4's emphatic domination was seen at in just the second race of the season. Senna and Prost both qualified the 5.040 km (3.131 mi) Imola circuit in the 1:27s (Senna 0.7 faster than Prost) while no other driver could get below 1:30. Third on the grid was defending World Champion in his, which used the same 1988 specification Honda engines as McLaren. Piquet could only qualify in 1:30.500, 3.352 seconds slower than Senna and 2.581 slower than Prost.

The Lotus actually recorded faster speed trap figures (302 km/h (188 mph), 1.5 km/h faster than the McLarens) on the run to Tosa, but around the rest of the circuit the McLaren's acceleration and downforce was unmatched. Despite this, both Piquet and Lotus boss told the assembled media at Imola that they believed their car to be better aerodynamically, and therefore more fuel efficient than the MP4/4. However, both McLarens had lapped the entire field, including 3rd placed Piquet, by lap 55 of the 60 lap race. The fast Imola circuit with its long periods of full throttle racing was notoriously hard on fuel, especially for the turbo cars which has seen numerous late race retirements in recent years, and the McLarens lapping the field at the speed they did proved the aerodynamic efficiency of the car as well as the work Honda had undertaken to reduce fuel consumption. Prost and Senna's fastest laps (again the only drivers under 1:30) were 1.5 seconds faster than the next fastest, Gerhard Berger's Ferrari. Piquet's fastest lap was only the 9th fastest of the race, and some 2.8 seconds slower than Prost's fastest lap of 1:29.685. Both Prost and Senna lapped faster in the race than Piquet had qualified, putting an exclamation mark on McLaren's dominant weekend.

The car retired only four times in the season - with Prost retiring at during a very wet (handling), and at Monza for the Italian Grand Prix (engine, the only in race engine failure McLaren suffered all season), along with Senna's infamous accidents at (where he totally dominated qualifying and by lap 66 of the race had built a 50-second lead over Prost who had been stuck for 54 laps behind Berger, only to throw it away by crashing into the barriers at Portier. As he lived in Monaco, Senna went back to his home and did not contact the team until that night when he finally returned to the pits as the team was packing up, such was his disappointment), and Monza. Monaco was another example of McLaren's domination, Senna qualified 1.4 seconds faster than acknowledged Monaco master Prost, who himself was 1.2 seconds faster than third placed Gerhard Berger in his.

During the season both McLarens qualified for a race over one second faster than the rest of the field on six occasions (San Marino, Monaco,,, and ), while the team achieved 15 pole positions (13 for Senna and 2 for Prost) to go along with the 15 wins. Only Gerhard Berger's pole position at Silverstone prevented a perfect pole record for McLaren. Britain was the only race where neither McLaren qualified on the front row with Ferrari's qualifying 2nd, Senna and Prost occupying the 2nd row. Britain was also the only race of the season that Ayrton Senna didn't qualify his McLaren-Honda on the front row of the grid.

Prost failed to qualify on the front row four times during the season (,, Britain and ). Hungary saw the worst qualifying position for a McLaren in 1988 when Prost was only 7th fastest. Senna, as usual, was on pole at the tight, though only 0.108 in front of Nigel Mansell's Williams-Judd. Other than at Silverstone, this was the closest any car got to knocking one of the MP4/4's off pole position.

It was during qualifying at in Germany, the MP4/4 set its top speed record, and the fastest speed trap of the 1988 season when both Senna and Prost achieved 333 km/h (207 mph) on the 1.6 km long straight that took the cars into the forest. This compared favourably to the Ferrari of Berger who trapped at 328 km/h (204 mph), and the fastest of the non-turbos, the -Judd of which was trapped at 312 km/h (194 mph). However, with the reduction in engine power from the levels of 1986 and 1987, the McLaren-Honda's top speed was 19 km/h (12 mph) slower than the fastest speed of 1987 (Nelson Piquet in a -Honda at Monza), and 18 km/h (11 mph) slower than had been achieved in 1986 (Gerhard Berger in a -, also at Monza). At Silverstone, McLaren introduced revised aerodynamics to the MP4/4, doing away with the turbo 'snorkels' (which force-fed air to the turbos) located on the top of the side pods. While this proved troublesome on the first day of qualifying, with both drivers feeling it created imbalance in the cars, and the snorkels re-introduced for the rest of the British GP weekend, it was the last time the snorkels were seen on the MP4/4s for the rest of the season, as testing before the next round in Germany had shown the imbalance was caused by incorrect settings to the cars suspension and not by the removal of the snorkels. Team boss estimated that the on the revised aerodynamics had cost the team somewhere around 150,000 for something that was purely an aerodynamic gain and gave no extra horsepower to the Honda engine. Other than the four retirements, the lowest finishing position for the MP4/4 were a 6th in Round 13 in, and 4th in the next race in, with both recorded by Senna.

During both races his car was hampered by fuel readout problems which forced him to run slower than he otherwise could have in order to have enough fuel to finish. Both races were won by Alain Prost. Driving the MP4/4 at the 1988 Canadian GP. Demonstrating an MP4/4 at the, 2009. For the 1988 season, six MP4/4 cars were moulded from carbon fibre with assistance from Hercules Aerospace. The chassis numbers, 1 through 6, were used throughout the year.

All six MP4/4 chassis still exist: Chassis #1, 3, 4, & 6 are owned by the McLaren Group, with #1 on display at the, and #3 on loan and displayed at the. Another is on display at the in Beaulieu (UK). Chassis #5 is owned by Honda and sometimes on display at the Honda Collection Hall at Motegi. Chassis #2 is at McLaren Osaka Hakko and has been driven by F1 driver Lewis Hamilton. Wins/1st Place (by chassis & driver): 1: San Marino and Canada by Senna.

2: Brazil by Prost. USA and Japan by Senna.

3: Only MP4/4 not to win a GP (used in Italian GP). 4: Monaco, Mexico, & France by Prost. 5: Great Britain, Germany, Hungary, Belgium by Senna. 6: Portugal, Spain, & Australia by Prost.

Other [ ] Senna's MP4/4 was included in the 2001 video game under the aliases 'F688/S' (Japanese and American NTSC-J/NTSC-U/C versions) and 'Polyphony002' (European PAL version). It was the least powerful turbo F1 in the game, producing 800 PS (789 hp; 588 kW). The MP4/4 was one of three car choices in the 1988. The game was available for,,,, and.

The MP4/4 was released as for the 2015 video game. In a McLaren MP4/4 will be available as classic Formula 1 car in the special edition of the game. The MP4/4 has been added to the mobile game Version 6.0 by, an EA Studio in December of 2017. The game is available for Apple iOS devices, Android Devices, Nvidia Shield, and Amazon.com Kindle Fire. Complete Formula One results [ ] ()(results in bold indicate pole position, results in italics indicate fastest lap) Year Entrant Engine Tyres Drivers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Pts.

WCC RA168-E 199 1st 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 Ret 2 2 2 Ret 1 1 2 1 DSQ 1 Ret 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 10 6 4 1 2 See also [ ]. Retrieved 2010-08-23. Retrieved 2010-11-03. Retrieved 30 January 2017. • Schommer, John (2015-11-02).. Retrieved 2015-11-05. • Real Racing Originals (27 November 2017)..

Retrieved 29 November 2017 – via YouTube. Bibliography [ ] • The Concise Encyclopedia of Formula One (1998). External links [ ] Wikimedia Commons has media related to. • Awards Preceded by Racing Car Of The Year 1988 Succeeded.