Indeo(R) Video R3.2 V3.22/QuickTime Update -- 3.22.24.09
                              June 12, 1995

This software update is being made available to provide users with the latest
Indeo(R) video Codec for compressing, editing and playing back video on your
desktop computer, using Apple's QuickTime software.

If you get this update from a non Macintosh computer, the file will be 
encoded as a MacBinary file named i32qtft.bin. After converting this file 
from MacBinary, the update will be named "Indeo(R) video R3.2 FAT 
installer". Double click this file to install this update. For help in 
converting this MacBinary file see the MacBinary Conversion notes at the 
end of this file.

To install, double click on the "Indeo(R) video R3.2 Fat installer" icon and
follow the instructions. This will install Indeo video for QuickTime 
version V3.22.24.09.
     
Intel Raw Video codec --  V1.10.20.02
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Major Differences From V1.10.20.00:

There are no functional differences from the previous version of this codec.
The codec has been rebuilt with the an updated release of the compiler and with
the most current QuickTime (2.0) header files.


Indeo(R) Video R3.2 codec -- V3.22.24.09
-----------------------------------------

Major Differences From V3.22.21.04:

Native PowerPC support has been added.  Many playback performance improvements
have been put into the 680x0 version of the decoder. The version number has changed
to reflect that this extension now supports PowerMac systems.

The Indeo(R) video codec will only operate on PowerMacs with
QuickTime 2.0 or later. It does not work with QuickTime 1.6.2.

Software Requirements
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* QuickTime (1.6.1 or 2.0) installed.
* 68030 or better based Macintosh
* 4 MB of RAM
* System 6.0.7 or later installed

Related Software
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* MakeItMooV -- V1.2
* Indeo(R) Video CLUTs  
      

MacBinary Conversion Notes:
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When this software is distributed on non-Macintosh computers, it must be
first converted into a format that allows Macintosh two fork files to be
read and written as a single fork file. There is a standard for this type of
conversion, MacBinary. The encoding conversion, which takes place on a Mac,
combines the two file forks into one with header information prepended for
later decoding. Files that have been encoded into MacBinary usually have the
'.bin' file extension. After encoding, these files can be transported through
DOS or Unix computers. When they arrive back on a Macintosh computer, they
need to be decoded back into normal two fork Macintosh files. This decoding
can be done by several commercial and shareware applications. The StuffIt
Deluxe and StuffIt Lite versions 3.0.6 (or later) programs can decode
MacBinary files. Use the Translate menu, not File Open, to perform this
decoding. Two other shareware applications that do this decoding are 
available on Compuserve and Internet FTP archives:

* MacBinary
	* Compuserve: Utility to restore MacBinary files
     DTPFORUM forum, Mac DTP Utilities Library:  MACBIN.SEA
	* Internet FTP: mac.archive.umich.edu:/util/compression/macbinary1.01.sit.hqx

* MacBinary II+ 1.0.2
	* Compuserve: MacBinary II+ 1.0.2
     MACCOMM Forum, Comm Progs/Utils  Library: MACBIN.SIT
	* Internet FTP: mac.archive.umich.edu:/util/compression/macbinaryii+1.01.sit.hqx

* StuffIt Lite
	* Compuserve: MACSYS Forum, Help Files Library: SITLIT.INS
	* Internet FTP: ftp.netcom.com:pub/leonardr/Aladdin/StuffIt_Lite_3.0.7.hqx