Now if they could integrate this button's functionality with another jukebox for media organization (say, Rhapsody), I believe we would have something here.

All that being said, the inconspicuous, integrated 'Download This Video' button is both well-designed and useful, and videos are saved in an obvious spot (under Downloads & Recordings) for future access. It's relatively easy to get the hang of, at least, but I frankly expected better from the peeps who bring us Rhapsody. Mostly it's just cluttered, but the utilitarian look and feel leave something to be desired, as well. Let me just get this out of the way first: The RealPlayer software interface is.unattractive. Personally, I don't find the latest version particularly useful for my video tastes, but you may find it compelling, depending on your preferences, when it comes to online video.

RealPlayer is fresh out of beta (download Version 11 for Windows from )-the perfect time to put it to the test, in my book. Somewhat unsurprisingly, I've gotten a variety of results. Back in May, Señor Bell wrote about the new RealPlayer, which promised users the ability to download video in a variety of formats (Flash, WMV, Quicktime) from a variety of sites (YouTube, Comedy Central, and so on) using a variety of Web browsers.

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