Corp000085 Posted January 4, 2006 Posted January 4, 2006 any update from someone watching local tv? The link at buffalobills.com is currently dead for the realaudio stream of the PC. Hopefully the thing starts at 5:30 and not 5:15
Buford T. Justice Posted January 4, 2006 Posted January 4, 2006 I hope so. And I hope WGRZ gets on the ball and puts up a live feed. I don't have realplayer at work.
Catholic Guilt Posted January 4, 2006 Posted January 4, 2006 I hope so. And I hope WGRZ gets on the ball and puts up a live feed. I don't have realplayer at work. 553659[/snapback] And please people - DO NOT DOWNLOAD REAL PLAYER. It is full of spyware and junk...
BB27 Posted January 4, 2006 Posted January 4, 2006 And please people - DO NOT DOWNLOAD REAL PLAYER. It is full of spyware and junk... 553669[/snapback] I have downloaded it and have no problems with "spyware and junk", maybe its those "other" sites you visit and download from.
crackur Posted January 4, 2006 Posted January 4, 2006 I have downloaded it and have no problems with "spyware and junk", maybe its those "other" sites you visit and download from. 553673[/snapback] lol
sweet baboo Posted January 4, 2006 Posted January 4, 2006 I have downloaded it and have no problems with "spyware and junk", maybe its those "other" sites you visit and download from. 553673[/snapback] next time just try realalternative and quickalternative (for quicktime)
Catholic Guilt Posted January 4, 2006 Posted January 4, 2006 I have downloaded it and have no problems with "spyware and junk", maybe its those "other" sites you visit and download from. 553673[/snapback] When you install RealPlayer, it will add a process called realsched.exe to your startup configuration. realsched.exe periodically checks the Internet for updates. Even worse, even if you take it out of your startup configuration in the registry, simply running RealPlayer will make it return. While realsched.exe is relatively benign, I don't like processes running on my system without my permission. Here's how to disable it. - Launch RealPlayer - Click on the Tools and choose Preferences - Under the Automatic Services category, choose Message Center - Press the button marked "Configure Message Center" - UNCHECK the option labeled Checking - Check for new messages - Choose Yes when the warning pops-up If you haven't already, run MSCONFIG to remove it from your startup configuration as well. But then again, I'm a system Admin and I'm just pulling this stuff out of my butt.
BB27 Posted January 4, 2006 Posted January 4, 2006 When you install RealPlayer, it will add a process called realsched.exe to your startup configuration. realsched.exe periodically checks the Internet for updates. Even worse, even if you take it out of your startup configuration in the registry, simply running RealPlayer will make it return. While realsched.exe is relatively benign, I don't like processes running on my system without my permission. Here's how to disable it. - Launch RealPlayer - Click on the Tools and choose Preferences - Under the Automatic Services category, choose Message Center - Press the button marked "Configure Message Center" - UNCHECK the option labeled Checking - Check for new messages - Choose Yes when the warning pops-up If you haven't already, run MSCONFIG to remove it from your startup configuration as well. But then again, I'm a system Admin and I'm just pulling this stuff out of my butt. 553715[/snapback] So how is that "spyware and junk"? Oh intrepid computer genius.........
jarthur31 Posted January 5, 2006 Posted January 5, 2006 I have no idea why real player or quicktime need to run at startup when they are rarely used. This is how crapware is defined. Anything taking up PC resources (read: RAM) for no reason, is spyware, etc. Look it up dude.
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