[Version Info]
What's new for VPM 1.01?
New tguivp.ini for new pandora.exe
Bugs that slip video off under TV mode are fixed.
[Installation]
This installation disk contains Windows 3.1x and Windows 95
MCI Overlay, VPM(spec. V1.10), Video Capture and CODEC drivers.
* To install Windows 3.1x MCI overlay, VPM, Video Capture and CODEC drivers:
1. Install Video for Windows 1.1x from Microsoft if you haven't installed it.
2. Under Windows, run "A:\Win31\SETUP.EXE" by selection 'File -> Run' from
Progman program manager.
3. Follow the steps in SETUP.EXE.
* To install Windows 95 MCI overlay, VPM, Video Capture and CODEC drivers,
please follow the steps in A:\Win95\README.
Note:
a.
For different PCMCI mpeg cards, you may need different versions of tguivp.ini.
MARGI.ini is for MARGI's mpeg card.
REALMAGC.ini is REALMAGIC mpeg card.
The default tguivp.ini is for REALMAGIC card
Copy appropriated ini file from INI directory of installation disk
to windows directory and rename to tguivp.ini.
b.There is a tool for adjust video acqusition offset in the installation disk.
[Restrictions]
The MCI overlay, VPM and Video Capture drivers will not be supported, if:
1. You do not install Trident's VGA driver.
2. Run Windows with 16-color modes.
3. You do not have enough VGA memory left for video offscreen.
To run MCI overlay and Video Capture drivers correctly, you must have
at least 320x240x2 bytes left in VGA memory.
The VGA memory size left for video offscreen is based on the memory that
the VGA chip can access and which Windows VGA relosultion/depth you are
running.
The higher VGA resolution and depth you are running, the less memory left
for video offscreen.
4.Virtual screen mode is not supported by VPM driver.
[For VPM client developers only]
* VPM driver V0.8 limitation.
a.Current VPM driver fully supports VPM spec. 1.10.
b. There are some notes needed to be noticed.
1. To sending MPEG-1 NTSC video source to VPM provider:
Please set the followings for best quality:
Flags for dwCapFlags =
CFLG_NONINTERLACE |
CFLG_VIDACQ |
CFLG_PAINTDISP
rclVid = (0, 0, 704, 240).
rclCrop = (0, 0, 704, 240).
rclCap = (0, 0, 352, 240).
rclBuf = (0, 0, 352, 240).
rclSrc = (0, 0, 352, 240).
rclDisp = the video window position & size.
2. To sending MPEG-1 PAL video source to VPM provider:
Please set the followings for best quality:
Flags for dwCapFlags =
CFLG_NONINTERLACE |
CFLG_VIDACQ |
CFLG_PAINTDISP
rclVid = (0, 0, 704, 288).
rclCrop = (0, 0, 704, 288).
rclCap = (0, 0, 352, 288).
rclBuf = (0, 0, 352, 288).
rclSrc = (0, 0, 352, 288).
rclDisp = the video window position & size.
3. The VPM provider only supports:
scaled down(linear) on rclCap
zoom up(linear) on rclDisp
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Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.