You can download the Real Audio Player by clicking on the " free realplayer G2" logo, and it will bring you to the download site of Real Audio. - Updated: November 26, 2000
To listen to RealAudio sound clips, you'll need: The most current version of the RealAudio Player. If you don't have it installed, you can download either a free basic version or a full-featured version from the RealNetworks Web site. Follow the download and install instructions on the RealNetworks download page. An Internet connection of at least 14.4 Kbps. We recommend a 28.8 modem or faster to get the best sound quality. A Web browser capable of handling "helper apps.," also known as "plug-ins." Netscape Navigator/Communicator and Microsoft Internet Explorer are ideal. The Real Audio Player works from within your Web browser to help you listen to streaming audio. Before you contact CDNOW with troubleshooting requests or comments about sound clip playability, please read Real Audio's Help and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Most common qestions about installing and using the RealAudio player are answered there. It is a good idea to test the RealAudio player first with a file on your computer's own hard drive, such as the "welcome.ra" file that comes with the player, before trying to listen to music clips from IMS. - Updated: November 26, 2000