The ATI drivers can't be installed directly from the MPC Wizard CD. Instead, copy the files stored in the \WIZSETUP\ATI_W31\ directory to a floppy disk that can be read from drive A. Then read the README.TXT text file in the \WIZSETUP\ATI_W31\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD for further directions.
Avance Logic
The Avance Logic Windows driver can't be installed using the Windows Setup program. See the README.TXT text file in the \WIZSETUP\AVANCE\ directory of the MPC Wizard CD for installation directions.
Boca Research
Cardinal Technologies (ET4000)
card_et4
Cardinal Technologies
card_w31
Cirrus Logic
cirrus
Chips & Technologies (452)
ct_452
Chips & Technologies (453)
ct_453
Chips & Technologies (64200)
ct_64200
Chips & Technologies (655xx)
ct_655xx
Diamond Computer (Stealth)
dia_slth
Diamond Computer (SpeedStar)
dia_ss
Diamond Computer (SpeedStar 24-bit)
The Diamond SpeedStar 24-bit Windows driver can't be installed using the Windows Setup program. Instead, run the file 24SETUP.EXE from the \WIZSETUP\DIA_SS24\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Everex (EV235, Windows 3.0)
ever_235
Everex (EV623, Windows 3.0)
ever_623
Everex (EV629, Windows 3.0)
ever_629
Everex (EV633, Windows 3.0)
The Everex EV633 Windows driver can't be installed using the Windows Setup program. See the README text file in the \WIZSETUP\EVER_633\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Everex (EV634, Windows 3.1)
ever_634
Everex (EVGA, Windows 3.0, 16-color)
ever_673
Genoa (6000 Series)
The Genoa 6000 Series Windows drivers can't be installed with the windows version of the Setup program. See the READ.ME text file in the \WIZSETUP\GENOA60\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD for installation directions.
Genoa (7900 Series)
The Genoa 7900 Series Windows drivers can't be installed with the Windows version of the Setup program. See the READ.ME text file in the \WIZSETUP\GENOA79\WIN31\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD for installation directions.
Genoa (8000 Series)
The Genoa 8000 Series Windows drivers can't be installed with the Windows version of the Setup program. See the READ.ME text file in the \WIZSETUP\GENOA80\WIN31\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD for installation directions.
Matrox (Illuminator-16)
mat_illm
Matrox (Impression 1024)
mat_im10
Matrox (Impression)
To install the Matrox Impression Windows drivers, see the README.TXT text file in the \WIZSETUP\MAT_IMPR\ directory of the MPC Wizard CD.
Matrox (Impression Ultra)
To install the Matrox Impression Windows drivers, see the README.TXT text file in the \WIZSETUP\MAT_ULTR\ directory of the MPC Wizard CD.
The NEC Windows driver can't be installed with the Windows version of the Setup program. See the READ.ME text file in the \WIZSETUP\NEC\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD for further directions.
Oak Technologies
Orchid Technology (ProDesigner II)
The Orchid Technology ProDesigner II Windows drivers can't be installed using the Windows Setup program. Instead, run the file INSTALL.EXE from the \WIZSETUP\ORCHID\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Paradise
The Paradise Windows driver can't be installed directly from the MPC Wizard CD. Instead, copy the files stored in the \WIZSETUP\PARADISE\ directory to a floppy disk that can be read from drive A. Then read the READ.ME text file in the \WIZSETUP\PARADISE\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD for further directions.
Radius SVGA MultiView
The SVGA MultiView Windows driver can't be installed directly from the MPC Wizard CD. Instead, copy the files stored in the \WIZSETUP\RAD_MV\ directory to a floppy disk that can be read from drive A. Run the FIXNAME.BAT program from the floppy. Then run the README.COM file in the \WIZSETUP\RAD_MV\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD for further directions.
Radius MultiView 24
The Radius MultiView 24 Windows driver can't be installed directly from the MPC Wizard CD. Instead, copy the files stored in the \WIZSETUP\RAD_MV24\ directory to a floppy disk that can be read from drive A. Then run the README.COM file in the \WIZSETUP\RAD_MV24\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD for further directions.
win31drv
Sigma Designs (SigmaVGA Legend II)
sigma_l2
SixGraph
sixgraph
STB (Chips 480)
stb_1280
STB (AVGA1)
stb_a1vg
STB (PowerGraph)
stb_ergo
STB (Evolution VGA)
stb_evol\win31
STB (AVGA2)
stb_mach
STB (WIND/X)
The STB WIND/X Windows driver can't be installed directly from the MPC Wizard CD. Instead, copy the two directories and the README.TXT file stored in the \WIZSETUP\STB_WINX\ directory to a floppy disk. Then read the README.TXT text file for further directions.
SuperMatch (Thunder/24)
The SuperMatch Thunder/24 driver can't be installed directly from the MPC Wizard CD. Instead, copy the directory and all the files stored in the \WIZSETUP\SUPRMTCH\ directory to a floppy disk. Run the FIXNAME.BAT program from the floppy. Then read the README text file in the \WIZSETUP\SUPRMTCH\ directory for further directions.
Trident (TVGA)
Trident (HiColor)
tri_hico
Tseng Labs (ET3000)
tsng_et3
Tseng Labs (ET4000)
tsng_et4
Video Seven
The Video Seven Windows driver can't be installed using the Windows Setup program. Instead, run the file V7SETUP.EXE from the \WIZSETUP\VIDEO7\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Install Video DriverQ
Click the Choose a Board Manufacturer button below. It will bring up a list of video board manufacturers. Scroll through the list and click on the company that made your video board. If your board's manufacturer isn't listed, contact the company that sold it to you and find out if it's compatible with any of the listed manufacturers' drivers. All drivers are for Windows 3.1 unless otherwise specified. After clicking the manufacturer, click the OK button.
If, after clicking the OK button, you recieved a message detailing an alternate setup procedure, follow those directions. Do not continue with the setup procedure described below.
If you didn't receive a message, read on.
If you didn't receive a message, continue on.setup procedure described below.
If you didn't receive a message, continue on.inue on.e, continue on.dure described below.
If you didn't receive a message, continue on.facturer copied the path where the appropriate drivers can be found to the clipboard. You will need this path when you install your driver.follow these directions:
directions
When you clicked on a manufacturer name, the directory path of your driver was copied to the Windows clipboard. You will need to paste this directory path into Windows Setup later on. Therefore, do not cut or copy anything in any application until you're finished installing your driver.
Have the floppy disks from which you originally installed Windows handy. You may be asked for some of them during the course of your setup.
Run the Windows Setup program (probably located in the Main program group of Program Manager). We suggest that you not close the MPC Wizard in order to run Setup. Instead, drag aside or minimize the Wizard, run Setup, then come back to the Wizard. Setup will always run on top of the Wizard, making it easy for you to read a direction, carry it out, and go on to the next direction.
Choose Change System Settings from the Options menu.
Click the down-arrow button located to the right of the box that indicates your currently-installed video display. A pop-up list of video displays will appear.
Scroll to the bottom of the list and click on Other display. A window appears prompting you to insert a disk from your hardware manufacturer. If you followed the above directions and chose a video board manufacturer, then the correct path was automatically copied into the Windows clipboard. You need only make sure that the Setup program is active (click on its title bar if it isn't), delete the default path that Setup provided for you, hold down the Ctrl key, and press v. The correct path should be pasted into Setup's text box. Click OK, and follow the directions that Setup provides. If you are asked for the OEM setup disk again, press Ctrl-v again. At the end of the installation procedure you are asked whether or not you want to restart Windows. Finish reading the text in this text box, then choose restart.
Users of Quarterdeck's QEMM or other expanded memory managers may need to add an EXCLUDE switch to the line that loads the program in their AUTOEXEC.BAT. See your memory manager's documentation for details.
If necessary, see your Windows User's Guide for more information on installing device drivers not supplied with Windows. Windows 3.1 users can also check the section Using Specific Display Adapters with Windows Version 3.1 in the file README.WRI, located in the Windows directory.
The rights to the programs on this disc are owned by their respective manufacturers and are provided "AS IS" exclusively for their customers. They may not be redistributed without the express written permission of the manufacturer. These drivers are provided by Aris Entertainment as a public service. If you encounter any problems with them, please contact the specific manufacturer. Aris Entertainment disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose..pose.cular purpose.
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button Cancel,b21,TRUE
,s41,Click on your board's manufacturer, then click OK.
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Boca Research
Chips & Technologies
Cirrus
Diamond Computer Systems
Everex
Genoa Systems
Headland Technologies
Maxon
Oak Technologies
Orchid
Paradise
Sigma Designs
Tecmar
Trident
Tseng Labs
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Choose a Board Manufacturer
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tbkMCI
noSound
testingSound
close waveFile
tbkMCI
alias waveFile
tbkMCIwaveChk
play waveFile wait
tbkMCIwaveChk
testingSound
Your sound board is responding.
If you didn't hear anything, make sure that you have a speaker
attached to your board, and that the volume is turned up!
If the sound breaks up, click the "Troubleshooting Sound" button
after clicking OK.
0,100,0
close waveFile
tbkMCI
Test not performed. Can't find
0,100,0
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vTestFile
svCDdrive
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TransferRate
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test.dll
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The file "
" can't be found.
Copy it either to the hard disk directory where this program resides,
or to any directory on the DOS path, and try running "The MPC Wizard" again.
noMME
The Multimedia Extensions to Windows are not installed, or not
installed properly.
"The MPC Wizard" can't run without them.
getDefaultPaths
SetErrorMode
getDriveList
getDriveType
:\wizard.tbk
fileExists
:\monypile.cav
fileExists
SetErrorMode
The "The MPC Wizard" CD is not in your CD-ROM drive.
Put the CD into your drive and click "Retry," or click "Exit"
to leave this program.
Retry
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setDefaultTargetPath
vDrive
vDriveList
vFirstFixedDisk
svCDdrive
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svCDdrive
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You will have to install the driver manually.
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testingSound
Testing your sound board. You should be hearing music!
Please wait...
no256
Look at the picture below (taken from Aris Entertainment's Wild Places CD). You've never seen a cactus like that before! All the pictures in Aris Entertainment's Media Clips programs were meant to be viewed with a video driver capable of displaying 256 colors at a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels. In order to use such a driver, your video card must have a minimum of 512K video RAM. If you're unsure whether or not it does, check the documentation that came with your video card. When you're sure that your card has this capability, click the Install Video Driver button.your video card. When you're sure that your card has this capability, click the Install Video Driver button.in the Main Menu...om the Options menu.
Click the down arrow located to the right of the listing for your current video driver.
If you see a 640 x 480 x 256-color driver listed that is compatible with your type of video card, select it. Then follow
the directions that Windows provides.
If you don't find a compatible driver listed, the driver you need may be among those provided on the Aris CD-ROM Sampler. Scroll through the list below and locate the manufacturer of your card's chipset. (This name may differ from the name of your board's manufacturer.) When you've located the manufacturer, note the directory name listed to the right of it. Then enter your CD-ROM's drive letter that as extensive collection of Original Equipment Manufacturers' video drivers. click Other display at the bottom of
the list. Put the Aris CD-ROM
Sampler into your drive, type the letter of that drive, and click OK.
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no256
noSound
whatsMPC
What is MPC Compatible?
The Windows versions of Aris Entertainment's MediaClips series of software were designed to run only on MPC-compatible computers. Your computer is considered MPC-compatible if it conforms to the hardware and software requirements of the Multimedia PC Marketing Council. Minimum requirements include:Council. Minimum requirements include:m requirements include:mentioned requirements. These tests will assist you in determining whether your system conforms to MPC specifications..... drive capable of transferring data at a sustained rate of 150 kilobytes per second without taking up more than 40% of your computer's CPU time, and with an average seek time of 1 second or less.
8-bit waveaudio (digitized sound) and MIDI (music synthesizer) playback capability, with on-board mixing.
VGA-compatible display adapter and monitor with a 640 x 480 pixel resolution. Although 16 colors is the minimum requirement for MPC machines, the photos displayed in Aris's MediaClips programs were meant to be viewed in 256 colors. 640 x 480 pixels with 256 colors is recommended by the MPC Council, and strongly recommended by Aris Entertainment.
The MPC Wizard tests your system for several of the above-mentioned requirements. These tests
will assist you in determining whether your system conforms to MPC specifications.............ve-mentioned requirements. These tests
will assist you in determining whether your system conforms to MPC specifications.to MPC specifications.cifications...............
Computer with a 386SX or compatible microprocessor (CPU).
Windows 3.0 with the Multimedia Extensions, or Windows 3.1or greater.
2 megabytes of RAM
30 megabyte hard drive
CD-ROM drive capable of transferring data at a sustained rate of 150 kilobytes per second without taking up more than 40% of your computer's CPU time, and with an average seek time of 1 second or less.
8-bit waveaudio (digitized sound) and MIDI (music synthesizer) playback capability, with on-board mixing.
VGA-compatible display adapter and monitor with a 640 x 480 pixel resolution. Although 16 colors is the minimum requirement for MPC machines, the photos displayed in Aris's MediaClips programs were meant to be viewed in 256 colors. 640 x 480 pixels with 256 colors is recommended by the MPC Marketing Council, and strongly recommended by Aris Entertainment.
The MPC Wizard tests your system for several of the above-mentioned requirements. These tests will assist you in determining whether your system conforms to MPC specifications./
breakUp
Possible causes and solutions:
Your CD-ROM drive's data transfer rate may not be compatible with the MPC standard. Find out by clicking the CD-ROM Drive Test button and testing your drive. An MPC-compatible drive should have a data-transfer rate of 150 kilobytes per second or greater.
The amount of buffer memory that Windows allots for playing waveform audio may be insufficient. Run the Windows program called Control Panel, then double-click the Drivers icon. Select the [MCI] Sound driver, then click the Setup button. Change the buffering time to 9 seconds.
The buffer for your CD-ROM drive may be insufficient. When loading the file MSCDEX.EXE, increase its /M parameter to between 12 and 20. MSCDEX.EXE is probably loaded from your AUTOEXEC.BAT, so go into the latter with a text editor (like Notepad) and make the change....like Notepad) and make the change.pad) and make the change. and make the change........nd make the change..
it to 9 seconds.
If sounds or pictures break up when you play back movies, try the following:
* Set aside additional RAM to serve as a CD-ROM disc buffer with the Set Disc Buffer Size button
on the Movie Picker screen.
Disc Buffer Size button
on the Movie Picker screen.
screen.
ed for your non-Windows programs.) Then check to see whether the driver is
installed by running the Windows program called Control Panel (not to be confused with this
program's Control Panel). When Control Panel is running, double-click the Drivers icon. If
your driver is listed, then it's installed. To check the driver's settings, select it, then click the
Setup button.
If your driver is not installed, click the New button to add it. You will need to provide a disk that
contains the driver if none of the listed drivers are compatible with your sound card. Such a disk
probably came with the card. If it didn't, get one from the card's manufacturer, or the place where
you bought it. Windows system sounds
through the PC's internal speaker without extra sound hardware. As of this writing, SPEAKER.DRV will
You may not have an MPC-compatible sound card installed in your computer. Check to see whether your sound card's documentation states that it is MPC-compatible and supports waveform audio (.WAV) playback.
You may have other waveform sound programs running that are conflicting with this one. If you are currently running another program that plays .WAV files, exit the other program(s). You can load them again when you're finished using this one.
There may be a conflict between Aris MediaClips products and MS-DOS 4.x. If you are running under MS-DOS 4.0, upgrade to MS-DOS 5.0 or greater.
Microsoft makes available a driver called SPEAKER.DRV that plays back Windows system sounds through the PC's internal speaker without extra sound hardware. As of this writing, SPEAKER.DRV is not MPC-compatible and will NOT work with Aris MediaClips products.
You may not have the correct Windows sound driver installed. If you're sure that you have an MPC-compatible sound card, click the Install Sound Driver button................ll Sound Driver button.the Install Sound Driver button.ver button......on the Wizard's Main Menu screen.n.
Your Sound Card isn't Responding
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dirsEtc
copyText
buttonDown
buttonDown
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buttonUp
buttonUp
testCD
testCD
:PHYSSIZE
buttonUp
buttonUp
displaybitsperpixel
Unable to determine the color depth of your Windows video driver.
no256
The Windows video driver currently installed can display
either 32,768 or 65,536 colors on your screen simultaneously.
first
The Windows video driver currently installed can display
up to
colors on your screen simultaneously.
0,100,0
o determine the color depth of your Windows video driver.
no256
The Windows video driver currently installed can display
either 32,768 or 65,536 colors on your screen simultaneously.
first
The Windows video driver currently installed can display
up to
colors on your screen simultaneously.
0,100,0
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buttonUp
buttonUp
first
What problem are you having?
My Sound Card Isn't Responding
WaveAudio Sound Breaks Up
My Sound Card Isn't Responding
noSound
breakUp
What problem are you having?
My Sound Card Isn't Responding
WaveAudio Sound Breaks Up
My Sound Card Isn't Responding
noSound
breakUp
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buttonup
buttonup
directions
videoSetup
videoSetup
>.irections
videoSetup
videoSetup
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buttonUp
buttonUp
directions
soundSetup
soundSetup
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soundSetup
soundSetup
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buttonUp
buttonDown
buttonUp
Are you sure you want to exit "The MPC Wizard?"
Cancel
buttonDown
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buttonUp
Are you sure you want to exit "The MPC Wizard?"
Cancel
buttonDown
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buttonUp
buttonUp
whatsMPC
whatsMPC
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first
soundSetup
leavePage
enterPage
buttonUp
activateInstance
enterPage
InstallersOnTop
activateInstance
chooseSound
leavePage
buttonUp
activateInstance
activateInstance
Control Panel
FindWindow
SetWindowPos
vSetupHndl
leavePage
buttonUp
activateInstance
activateInstance
Control Panel
FindWindow
SetWindowPos
vSetupHndl
pSelections
Aztech (Sound Galaxy)
Aztech (Sound Galaxy Pro)
Covox
Media Vision (AudioPort)
Media Vision (CDPC)
Media Vision (Pro Audio Spectrum 16)
Media Vision (Pro Audio Spectrum Plus)
Media Vision (ThunderBoard)
MediaSonic
Turtle Beach Systems (MultiSound)
pDirs
adgravis
atiaudio
cmpudyne
covox
sndblstr
proaudio
mediasonc
voyetra
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Install Sound Driver1
Aztech (Sound Galaxy)
aztchxii
Aztech (Sound Galaxy Pro)
aztchpro
Covox
See the README.TXT text file in the \WIZSETUP\COVOX\ directory of the MPC Wizard CD for directions on installing the Covox Windows drivers.
Media Vision (AudioPort)
Install the Media Vision AudioPort Windows driver by running the program INSTALL.EXE from the \WIZSETUP\MV_AUPRT\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Media Vision (CDPC)
Install the Media Vision CDPC Windows driver by running the program INSTALL.EXE from the \WIZSETUP\MV_CDPC\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Media Vision (Pro Audio Spectrum 16)
Install the Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum 16 Windows driver by running the program INSTALL.EXE from the \WIZSETUP\MV_PAS16\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Media Vision (Pro Audio Spectrum Plus)
Install the Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum Plus Windows driver by running the program INSTALL.EXE from the \WIZSETUP\MV_PASPL\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Media Vision (ThunderBoard)
mv_thndr
MediaSonic
medsonic
Turtle Beach Systems (MultiSound)
Install the Turtle Beach Systems MultiSound Windows driver by running the program SETUP.EXE from the \WIZSETUP\TURTLE\ directory on the MPC Wizard CD.
Click the Choose a Board Manufacturer button below. It will bring up a list of sound board manufacturers. Scroll through the list and click on the company that made your sound board. If your board's manufacturer isn't listed, contact the company that sold it to you and find out if it's compatible with any of the listed manufacturers' drivers. All drivers are for Windows 3.1 unless otherwise specified. After clicking the manufacturer, click the OK button.
If, after clicking the OK button, you recieved a message detailing an alternate setup procedure, follow those directions. Do not continue with the setup procedure described below.
If you didn't receive a message, read on.
Then follow the directions below:
chooseSound
yieldApp
ctrlID
dlgBox
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dlgInit
button OK,b20,TRUE
button Cancel,b21,TRUE
,s41,Click on your board's manufacturer, then click OK.
listbox selections,l42,Ahead
Boca Research
Chips & Technologies
Cirrus
Diamond Computer Systems
Everex
Genoa Systems
Headland Technologies
Maxon
Oak Technologies
Orchid
Paradise
Sigma Designs
Tecmar
Trident
Tseng Labs
Choose a Board Manufacturer
directions
When you clicked on a manufacturer name, the directory path of your driver was copied to the Windows clipboard. You will need to paste this directory path into Control Panel later on. Therefore, do not cut or copy anything in any application until you're finished installing your driver.
Run the Control Panel program (probably located in the Main program group of Program Manager). We suggest that you not close the MPC Wizard in order to run Control Panel. Instead, drag aside or minimize the Wizard, run Control Panel, then come back to the Wizard. Control Panel will always run on top of the Wizard, making it easy for you to read a direction, carry it out, and go on to the next direction.
Double-click the Drivers icon.
If you previously installed another manufacturer's driver, remove that driver by clicking its name, then clicking the Remove button. When you are asked whether or not to restart Windows, choose not to.
Click the Add button.
Click Unlisted or Updated Driver, then click the OK button. A window named Install Driver appears prompting you to insert a disk that contains the unlisted, updated, or vendor-provided driver. If you followed the above directions and chose a sound board manufacturer, then the correct path was automatically copied into the Windows clipboard. You need only make sure that the Install Driver window is active (click on its title bar if it isn't), delete the default path that Install Driver provided for you, hold down the Ctrl key, and press v. The correct path should be pasted into the Install Driver window's text box. Click OK, and follow the directions that Control Panel provides. At the end of the installation procedure you are asked whether or not you want to restart Windows. Finish reading the text in this text box, then choose restart.
If necessary, see your Windows User's Guide for more information on installing drivers not supplied with Windows.
The rights to the programs on this disc are owned by their respective manufacturers and are provided "AS IS" exclusively for their customers. They may not be redistributed without the express written permission of the manufacturer. These drivers are provided by Aris Entertainment as a public service. If you encounter any problems with them, please contact the specific manufacturer. Aris Entertainment disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose..pose.
soundSetup
testCD
enterPage
enterPage
testRate
testRate
Test CD-ROM Drive
Click the Test Data Transfer Rate button below to see how long it takes your drive to read data off the MPC Wizard CD (the data is read in 16-kilobyte sequential chunks). In order to be considered MPC-compatible, your drive must read at least 150 kilobytes of data per second directly off a CD for a sustained period of time. Drives with a significantly lower rate than this will probably cause sound and animation to "break up" when you play waveaudio and animation files directly off of a CD.
Please note:
Test results are approximate.
The test will be at least 30 seconds long. The faster your drive, the faster the test.
Your mouse cursor will disappear while the test is performed.....rmed..idered MPC-compatible, your drive must read at least 150 kilobytes of data per second directly off a CD for a sustained period of time. Drives with a significantly lower rate than this will probably cause sound and animation to "break up" when you play waveaudio and animation files directly off of a CD.
Please note that test results are approximate, and that your mouse cursor will disappear while each test is performed.............................ect test results. So too could something simple as moving the mouse.during
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TransferRate
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The effective data transfer rate of your CD-ROM drive is approximately
kilobytes per second.
A problem occurred trying to find out the data transfer rate
of your CD drive.
This test cannot continue.
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TransferRate
testingCD
The effective data transfer rate of your CD-ROM drive is approximately
kilobytes per second.
A problem occurred trying to find out the data transfer rate
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