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VCD PowerPlayer
CyberLink Corporation
9F, 381 Sec.2, Fu-Hsing S Rd.
Taipei, Taiwan
e-mail: support@cyberlink.com.tw
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Hardware Requirements:
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- Pentium-100MHz PC compatible is required;
- Microsoft Windows 3.1 and above, or Windows 95;
- a hard disk drive with at least 2MB of free space;
- a 4x speed or above CD-ROM drive;
- a sound card with a Windows wave audio driver is required.
- a 256 (or above) color VGA card is required. A VGA card with DCI
or DirectDraw support is recommended;
- 8MB system memory is required.
Installing the VCD PowerPlayer on Windows 3.1:
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1 Start Windows 3.1.
2 Insert the VCD PowerPlayer setup disk into drive A.
3 Open the Windows program manager and choose the "Run" command.
4 In the "Run" dialog, type "A:\setup" and click the "ok" button.
5 The VCD PowerPlayer setup program will start.
6 Follow the setup program's on-screen instructions.
Installing the VCD PowerPlayer on Windows 95:
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1 Start Windows 95.
2 Insert the VCD PowerPlayer setup disk into drive A.
3 Choose "Run" from the "Start" menu.
4 In the "Run" dialog, type "A:\setup" and click the "ok" button.
5 The VCD PowerPlayer setup program will start.
6 Follow the setup program's on-screen instructions.
NOTE:
1 This version does not support playback of CD-I under Windows 95.
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RELEASE NOTES TO VCD PowerPlayer
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1 The video display capability supported by VCD PowerPlayer
includes DCI, Win-G and GDI for Windows 3.1. For Windows 95,
Direct-Draw and GDI are supported.
2 The audio playback sampling frequencies supported by VCD Powerplayer
include 44.1KHz, 22KHz and 11KHz. 48KHz and 32KHz audio formats are
also supported. Both stereo and mono-channel playback are supported.
3 Data formats supported include VCD1.0, VCD1.1, VCD2.0, CD-I and
MPEG (.mpg) files.
4 Full-screen, full-motion video playback is supported.
5 MCI driver is supported. The MCI commands supported are listed
in the following:
MCI command:
(capability MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
capability
can record has audio has video
uses files device type compound device
can eject can play can save
can lock can reverse can stretch
can test can stretch input has still
can freeze uses palettes maximum play rate
minimum play rate windows
(close MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
close
(configure MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
configure
(info MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
info
file product window text
version audio algorithm audio quality
still algorithm still quality usage
video algorithm video quality
(load MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
load
(open MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
open
type alias shareable parent
style (overlapped, popup, child) nostatic
(pause MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
pause
(play MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
play
from to repeat fast
(put MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
put
at destination window window client
(resume MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
resume
(seek MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
seek
to to start to end
(set MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
set
time format (frames, milliseconds, ms, tmsf, bytes)
door open door closed
audio (all, left, right) (on, off)
video (on, off) speed
(setaudio MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
setaudio
source to (left, right, average, stereo)
volume to
samplespersec to
(left,right) (on, off)
(setvideo MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
setvideo
on off
(status MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
status
audio length mode
number of tracks current track position
ready time format video
volume window handle window visible
window minimized window maximized
(step MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
step
reverse key by
(stop MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
stop
(where MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
Where
source destination
(window MpegVideo notify, wait, test)
window
handle (default)
state (hide, minimize, restore, show maximized,
show min noactive, show minimized, show na,
show noactivate, show normal, show, no action,
minimized)
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