Though RealPlayer can support so many video formats, unfortunately, it doesn't support iTunes video files. QuickTime Player supports VI, M4V, DV Stream, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, QuickTime Movie, MOV, iTunes videos, etc., and RealPlayer supports video formats such as MP3, WMA, 3GP, MP4, RA, M4V, RM, FLV, AVI, EVRC. Here I will list some formats of this two software.
QuickTime Player and RealPlayer both supports almost all kinds of video formats. QuickTime Player now is just available for Classic Mac OS and Mac OS operating system, while RealPlayer can support multiple platforms, you are allowed to install it and use it in the following platforms, such as Windows system, MacOS, Linux, Android, Symbian and Palm. Unlike RealPlayer, if you want to open or edit your files, you need to click the "File" and "Edit" on the top of the program and it will show you the detailed items. However, QuickTime's interface is very simple. On the bottom, you can see the progress bar of the playing files. On the left of the program, it lists the library, which includes music, videos, etc., so you can easily choose the files you want to play and the details of the files or the playing files will be showed on the right of the program. The color of the program is white and gray. User InterfaceĪs for RealPlayer's interface, you can see it as the picture below. Main Differences: QuickTime Player vs RealPlayer 1. So, what are the distinctions of them? Next, I will tell you the differences in details. Both QuickTime Player and RealPlayer can allow you to edit your videos and share to the web.
RealPlayer is also a streaming media player that can let you play videos from local devices or web, customize your videos, etc. QuickTime Player is developed by Apple Inc., which is an extensible media player and can handle all kinds of formats of videos, photos, and so on across platforms. What Is QuickTime Player & What Is RealPlayer In this post, I will compare two media players QuickTime and RealPlayer in the following aspects for you to have a better choice. Thus, you may be confused and have no idea of which media player is suitable for you. Many of you had watched videos via different media players, but those players may have something in difference, such as their functions or others. As for media players, there are lots of them that we may hear of before, such as VLC media player, RealPlayer, QuickTime player and so on.
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