Chips and Technologies, Inc. DR-HiQV(65550) HiQVideo Media Driver Package for Windows 95 Revision: Version 1.1.0 Release Date: July 11, 1996 ============================ 1. Fixed a problem where the screen would go blank when switching modes with the Microsoft Display Test program running at the full screen DOS prompt with F65550 ES1.7. 2. Fixed a problem where the system would hang in WinStone 96 with the Lotus 123 Spread Sheet program running in 1024x768x16bpp mode. 3. Fixed a problem which occurred when the DirectDraw driver was running with the FoxBear game in the 800x600 and 1024x768 STNDD panels in simultaneous mode. 4. Fixed a panning problem that occurred when the mouse was moved after grabbing an icon. 5. Fixed a problem when running the Borland Turbo Debugger. 6. Fixed a double cursor problem. 7. Disabled video capture for all 800x600 and 1024x768 DSTN and TFT panels in 16bpp modes. 8. Added CRTPanning=1 in the [Display] section of the system.ini file to force CRT/NTSC Panning without the BIOS function 5F50 DL[4] support. 9. Fixed a problem where the selected Display Type(LCD, CRT, Both) in Full Screen DOS would change when exiting Full Screen DOS and returning to the Windows desktop. 10. Modified the 16BPP modes from 5-5-5(32K color) to 5-6-5(64K color). 11. Fixed the differences in the alignment and the palette to control the noise problem in F65550 ES 1.5/1.6. 12. Fixed a problem with restoring DOS VM in Japanese Windows after changing to the US environment by typing CHEV US command in the DOS VM environment. 13. Fixed the problem with the flashing Windows 95 logo when booting Windows 95. 14. Modified the driver to adjust the video window alignment for the high bandwidth modes. 15. Fixed the problem with Video Capture/Playback and VxD. 16. Fixed the problems in VxD. 17. Fixed the AVI corruption problem with overlay surfaces in the 8bpp modes. 18. Added support for DirectDraw off-screen overlay surfaces for software codecs (DVIDEO.DLL). 19. Adjusted the video display skew for the interlaced modes. 20. Fixed a problem where panning would not work properly while playing an AVI file and switching the display to CRT. 21. Fixed the problem with the hardware cursor and popup while loading Windows 95. 22. Modified the driver to correct a problem with panning in 4bpp and 24bpp modes. 23. Fixed the problem where double screens would appeared in the 4bpp drivers. 24. Fixed the problem with popup where the popup was disappearing when Windows 95 was shutdown and restarted in DOS. 25. Fixed the problem where the gray text did not appear gray in the disabled menu items. 26. Added panning capability to support NTSC/PAL modes. 27. Disabled vertical interpolation if the MClock is less than 38MHz for TFT panels. 28. Disabled vertical interpolation for Flat Panel and Simultaneous display modes for STN-DD panels. 29. Modified the driver to allow the software cursor to be visible in a playback window. 30. Fixed the cursor problem when running the HCT AVI test. 31. Added a flag to disable error checking when more than one multimedia client wants to access the multimedia hardware at the same time. 32. Fixed a problem with Microsoft's "QuickRes" application. 33. Fixed the video corruption problem in Merry-Go-Round AVI file from Winbench 96. 34. Fixed the problem in full screen DOS where setting mode 12h from mode 3+ sometimes showed a blank screen. 35. Fixed the problems in the DirectDraw drivers. 36. Fixed the display corruption problem in Mode72 when switching between full screen DOS and the DOS box in Japanese Windows 95 by pressing Alt+Enter.Download Driver Pack
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