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        This file contains up to date information on using the SVMP64.
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     Table of Contents
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     Section 1.     Optimal modes for MPEG playback
     Section 2.     DCI Monitor support
     Section 3.     Playing CD-i type movies using Windows 95

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     Section 1.     Optimal modes for MPEG playback
                    (Update to Appendix G. in the manual.)
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     These modes are optimized for MPEG video playback. Please be
     aware that MPEG movies are  always  played  back  in  64000,
     regardless of the display setting for Windows or Window 95.

     Windows 3.x
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     640x480 / 256 Color


     Windows 95
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     640x480 256 Color
     800x600 256 Color (2 MB video RAM required)


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     Section 2.   DCI Monitor support
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     This  release  of  the drivers support DCI. Refresh rate for
     Windows 95 drivers will be determined by your monitor itself
     (providing your monitor supports DCI).

     If your monitor does not support DCI, continue  to  use  the
     VREFRESH utility to set refresh rates.

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	 Section  3.   Playing CD-i type movies using Windows 95 
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	 Windows 95 uses CDFS, a new 32-bit device driver  which 
	 replaces MSCDEX, the older 16-bit CD-ROM device driver. 
	 CDFS  does  not  support the CD-i file system, and as a 
	 result Windows 95 does not support CD-i movies. To play 
	 CD-i movies with Windows 95, you must manually  replace 
	 the  CDFS  device  driver  with  MSCDEX.  Consult  your 
	 Windows 95 documentation for further information.

     An example is provided below:
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     1) In Windows95 full screen DOS, install the cd-rom driver
     to your config.sys and mscdex.exe to your autoexec.bat  file
     in your just as if you were using Windows 3.1.  Reboot.


     2) In   Windows95  Control  Panel/System/Performance/File
     System/Troubleshooting:

        Disable Protect-mode hard disk interrupt handling 
        Disable all 32-bit protect-mode disk drivers.

     3) In Windows95 Control Panel/System/Device Manager:

        Remove CD driver under Computer/CD Drives

     4) Click OK to Exit and Reboot.

     5) Verify in Windows95 Control Panel/System/Device  Manager
     that CD driver is not listed.

     6) Attempt  playback  (first MPEG file, then VideoCD, then
     CD-i).

     
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