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README.TXT Driver File Contents (n1_97mw1.exe)

README.TXT For REALmagic (TM) Netstream 1 for Win 9x Drivers
Version 4.51 -  Build 97         Dec 14th, 98
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CONTENTS
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I     SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
II    BORDER ADJUSTMENT AND CALIBRATION
III   CHANGING A RESOURCE
IV    MODIFICATIONS MADE BY INSTALLATION
V     FIXES SINCE VERSION 4.40


I - SOFTWARE INSTALLATION  (Win 95 and  Win 98)
    =====================

 
NOTE:      If your system has a previous 32-bit REALmagic driver 
           installed, you can install the new driver
	   by using "Change Driver" in the Device Manager.  
           Steps are:  Open the "System" Control Panel.
                       Then, click the "Device Manager" tab, 
		       double-click on "Sound, video, and game 
		       controllers" and select "REALmagic..."  
                       Click the "Driver" tab and click the 
		       "Change Driver" button. Select "Have 
		       disk ..." and follow instructions. 

   
  
After the hardware installation do the following :

1.  Boot your system. 
2.  After the Windows 95 logo displays, the system will recognize
    that a new board was installed. This is the Plug-N-Play feature of
    the REALmagic Netstream 1 boards. You will see a window labeled 
    "New Hardware Found," with the "REALmagic Netstream 1" signature.  
3.  Choose the option "Driver from disk provided by hardware 
    manufacturer".
4.  Click OK.
5.  The "Install from Disk" window will appear.  Insert the REALmagic
    driver diskette into your floppy drive. Make sure the text box 
    specifies the correct drive specifier ( e.g. A:\). Click OK.
6.  The "Select Device" dialog box should appear. Click OK.
7.  Run "Setup" from the second (application) diskette.
    At the end of the installation, Setup will run "REALmagic 
    Configuration" to adjust the borders and autocalibrate the colors.
     
    


II  - BORDER ADJUSTMENT AND COLOR CALIBRATION
      =======================================

1 -	Start "REALmagic Configuration" from the REALmagic group
        and select "Border Adjust".
2 - 	Use the arrow keys or click with the mouse the proper 
        buttons to align the black rectangle on top of the
	magenta rectangle, so that it covers the black borders
	of the magenta window.
3 -	To change the width of the black to match the width of the
	magenta window, press the +/- keys or click the proper
	buttons to adjust the width.  Click OK.
4 -	Click on "Auto Calibration" for the color calibration. 
5 -     The "Advance" button contains more detailed color calibration,
	chroma key color adjustment and border adjustment options.
6 - 	Adjust the Brightness, Contrast, and Color Saturation as 
	well as the volume and balance of the MPEG audio.

NOTE 1:  You must set the Border Adjustment and Color Calibration
         settings to finalize the installation.  You need to do this 
         once for each display setting used (resolution, number of
         colors, and refresh rate) under Windows.

NOTE 2:  You can call the "Border Adjust & Calibration" program from
         the Media Player (option Device - Properties) and from
         the CD Station (click on the Options button and click on 
         the Settings tab).


III - CHANGING A RESOURCE (Advanced Users Only)
      ========================================

If you wish to change a resource (I/O address or/and IRQ number) 
assigned by the Plug N Play feature, do the following:

1- Open the "System" Control Panel.
2- Choose Device Manager and double-click on "Sound, video, and game 
   controllers".
3- Double-click on "REALmagic ..."
4- Select the tab labeled "Resources".
5- Double-click on the required resource. Click "Change Settings".
6- Modify the settings to the required value. Make sure there is 
   NO conflict specified in the Conflict Information box. Click OK.
7- Reboot.


IV - Modifications Made to Your System by Installation
     =================================================


     Installation of the REALmagic MPEG accelerator cards will:

	1 - Add the following files in the \WIN95\SYSTEM directory:

		    rmmoka.vxd     
		    rmpnpmka.vxd   
                    amfilter.dll
                    mpegapi.dll
                    impeg32.dll
                    mcifmp32.dll
                    mcifmp16.drv
                    stub32.dll      
                    stub32.exe      
                    4bits.dib
                    8bits.dib
                    24bits.dib

	2 - Add the REALmagic card in the SOUND, VIDEO AND GAME 
	    CONTROLLERS section of the Device Manager.

	3 - Add these registry keys in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE" :
                \Sigma Designs      
                \Classes\Filter{65006770-D9CF-11CF-A036-00001B4EAD07}
                \CLSID\{65006770-D9CF-11F-A036-00001B4EAD07}

	4 - Add these entries in the system.ini :

                    [Drivers32]
                    MCIFMP = MCIFMP32.DLL
                    REELDRV = IMPEG32.DLL
 
                    [MCI]
                    MPEGVIDEO = MCIFMP16.DRV
                    REELMAGIC = MCIFMP16.DRV
 
	5 - Add these entries in the win.ini :

                    [MCI EXTENSIONS]
                    mpg=REELMAGIC
                    dat=REELMAGIC
                    rmg=REELMAGIC
                    vbs=MPEGVIDEO
                    abs=REELMAGIC

	6 - For Windows 95 release A, a REALmagic MPEG adapter-related
            OEM INF file is in the Win95\Inf directory.

            For Windows 95 release B, OSR2, the REALmagic MPEG adapter-
	    related INF file is in the Win95\Inf\Other directory.

	7 - Create the "REALMAGIC" directory (or selected name during 
	    installation) with the CD Station and Utilities.



V     FIXES SINCE VERSION 4.40
      ========================

-  For TV output, With TV-only, PAL/NTSC, and 1-1 scale options, the TV
   output was reverted to down scale after a reboot.  Invoking the TV 
   application was needed to restore it to 1-1 scale. Fixed. 


-  On some systems, the playback for days could go into a "Pause" state 
   while the playback status shows "Play".  Other systems have shown 
   an exception 0E error.  These two bugs are fixed.

-  Some MPEG files were exhibiting a slight stuttering at the end of 
   the file while playing with an ActiveMovie player.  Fixed.

-  The Color Calibration was not possible with the Blaster Exxtreme 
   Permedia 2 chip, in 256 and 32 bit color depths.   Fixed.

-  Media Player was not updating the frame position when seeking in
   pause mode. Fixed.

-  A fix from release 4.50 is the build 100 of AMFILTER.DLL to adjust
   the Aspect Ratio with ActiveMovie playback.

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