Does Real Player 10 support the creation of .iss files, via the /r switch? I tried it and it didn't work, but maybe I did it wrong...
Or perhaps it is like Quicktime, where you can adjust your settings via a txt file?
Side note -- I'm torn between this and the Real Alternative. I wouldn't have considered Real Player a year ago, but it seems like a cleaner program, without as much bloatware. If I go with Real Player 10, will I ever regret it? Pop-ups, bleeding of system resources, crap in my startup folder and system icon tray, anything like that? FYI -- this would be installed on all of my office machines.