1. Updated 24STV, and MediaTime PIP drivers. Status call 9013 did not clear the signal lock flag on return if no signal was detected. This has been fixed.
Changes since version 1.0b6B, April 1:
1. Updated 24STV, 24MxTV, 24XLTV, MediaTime, and VideoTime PIP drivers.
Found a bug which caused signal lock to be detected when no source was connected.
Changes since version 1.0b6A, April 1:
1. Updated to 24STV PIP 1.4d4 and MediaTime PIP 1.4d4 which both include new
Time Manager calls for cpu-independent timing loops.
Changes since version 1.0b6, March 19:
1. The 24STV PIP 1.4d2 driver was broken causing some 24stv boards to display
green, scrolling (out-of-sync) video. This has been corrected with a new
driver version 1.4d3. Also added new MediaTime PIP driver 1.4d3.
Changes since version 1.0b5, March 12:
1. The INIT code now installs the newest Digidesign Sound Input driver for
the MediaTime board, version 1.1a5. This is the only change. As before,
remove any earlier copies of the RasterOps Drivers INIT (including the
obsolete MediaTime b8 INIT and Digidesign's Sound Input INIT).
Changes since version 1.0b4, March 10:
1. The INIT code includes Digidesign's Sound Input driver for the MediaTime
board. The INIT code will install the Sound Input driver (as well as the
DSP driver) if there's a MediaTime board in your system, and it registers
the Sound Input driver with the Sound Manager. The resource name for the
INIT resource is now labeled as 'Version 1.0.5'. Do not use Digidesign's
Sound Input INIT if you are using version 1.0b5 or later of the RasterOps
Drivers INIT.
Changes since version 1.0b3, February 10:
1. I now have the INIT code allow slot 0 as a valid number. It
seems that the Quadra uses slot 0 for the internal video, and
so the VideoTime board needs to be able to overlay live video
on slot 0. The INIT now checks for slots 0 to E. The resource
name for the INIT resource now is labeled as 'Version 1.0.4'.
2. The code now checks the GDevice size and compare it with the
saved value in the VideoTime EEROM. You will now get the
warning if you change the screen resolution of the video board
to be used with VideoTime.
3. The user warning is no longer put up during INIT time. It is
now implemented as a Notification Manager task, which means that
the alert is displayed shortly after the Finder begins running.
Thanks to Ted and someone at Apple for suggesting this change.