Disclosure: I partnered with RealPlayer in exchange for sharing my honest opinion.
So I take tons of videos with my smart phone but then they just sit there. I am terrible at uploading videos or sharing them, they just sit on my phone. Then when I do upload them I don’t really show them off because its a pain to show someone on my phone or tablet. Then I heard about RealPlayer and can’t believe I haven’t heard about it sooner.
It is the easiest way to find, watch, save and share your videos – anytime, anywhere. All you have to do is take a video on your smartphone and share it to the RealPlayer Cloud via the RealPlayer App. It is seriously that easy! And quick! When I first download the app and loaded it, it automatically pulled all the videos from my phone and I was able to select which ones to share. I loved that I didn’t have to search for videos. It doesn’t put them in the Cloud either automatically, you have to select it to. Once selected though it automatically uploads and you can view it from the Cloud within minutes.
Let’s say you shoot some videos at a party or for the holidays then want to share them right away with your friends and family. Now you can show them off on your TV, with the help of a Roku. In case you haven’t heard of a Roku, its a media streaming device you hook up to your television to watch various channels such as RealPlayer.
I cannot wait to do this for the holidays and really surprise our guests!
Another reason I love the app is that my daughter loves to watch videos on my phone I record and now she can watch them on our television. I had some videos I recorded from Disney shows we went to and such and my daughter was thrilled to be able to watch the videos on the television rather than on my small phone’s screen.
Here are some screenshots from my RealPlayer account:
The RealPlayer Cloud is a Free App that gives you 2 GB of space right off the bat, if you need more you can upgrade your RealPlayer account. The RealPlayer Cloud organizes videos and frees up room on your phone and computer as well by uploading them into the cloud.
Honestly the RealPlayer Cloud App has become one of my top apps on my phone and I cannot say enough good stuff about it!
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No, I don't really take a lot of videos with my smartphone.
Sometimes I'll post them on facebook, otherwise I save them to my external hard drive or just keep on my phone.
All our videos get sent to the computer and my husband puts them on CDs. We need a better system then CDs!
I sometimes put my videos on the computer for better safekeeping, but I'd rather have them in the cloud!
Nope no smartphone
I save them and share them other family members and friends. I also upload them onto my computer. Thanks for the chance! :)
no I don't own a smartphone.
I don't take video with my phone had to take camera out for work.
I usually put them on my computer and send them to family.
I just rewatch them on my phone.