RealPlayer plug-in Conformance

The RealPlayer plug-in should initialize. The audio file should automatically play and loop. If the file does not automatically play and loop, your browser, most likely, is not correctly passing the parameters to the RealPlayer plug-in. In case the file does not automatically play, you can manually start playback by clicking the play button on the RealPlayer plug-in interface. If the file still does not play, then your browser really messed up and initialized the plug-in without any data instead of displaying the alternate content. This, most likely, means your browser does not correctly pass the object element's data attribute value to the RealPlayer plug-in and or your browser does not honor the codebase attribute properly. This probably also means that your browser initializes the plug-in before checking for the existance of the file instead of after checking for the file because if your browser isn't using the data attribute and there's no file to load, the plug-in shouldn't initialize.

Error: Embedding 000.rm via the 000.rpm play list with your browser's audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin handler, did not work. RealPlayer and the RealPlayer plug-in normally handle the audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin type. RealPlayer must be installed on your system and your browser must be configured to use the RealPlayer plug-in. The RealPlayer plug-in must be present in your browser's plug-ins directory(s) and must be properly recognized by your browser. You may also need to associate the .rpm extension with the plug-in and make sure plug-ins are enabled via your browser's settings. If all else fails, you can load 000.rm directly in the RealPlayer application by clicking on 000.ram. If you click on the link to 000.ram, and you are presented with a save dialog, you can choose to open it or, save it to disk and open it. The save dialog usually appears when you don't have your browser set to pass .ram files directly to the RealPlayer application.