Name:         QuickTime For Windows
Version:      2.0.3
Released:     July 12, 1995
Description:  Please refer to the Read Me file below for complete details.

The software posted here is available in two formats (.sea and .exe):

1.  A Macintosh self-extracting archive of a Disk Copy 1440k DOS disk image. 
To use, download, double-click the downloaded file (this decompresses it), and
use Disk Copy to create a disk.

2.  A DOS executeable file.  To use, download this file, then run to install on
your hard drive.

Disk Copy can be found in the Utilities folder posted here.

From the Read Me included in this archive:

QuickTime for Windows
version 2.0.3
Release Notes 13 June 1995

QuickTime for Windows 2.0.3 must be licensed for distribution. If you have
received QuickTime for Windows as part of an Apple or third-party product, you
are licensed to install and use QuickTime for Windows on your computer. You MAY
NOT redistribute QuickTime for Windows in any form without a distribution
license from Apple Computer. See TO LICENSE FOR DISTRIBUTION in this document
for more information.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
=====================
To play on Windows, a QuickTime Movie created on a Macintosh must be saved as
Self-contained and Playable on non-Apple platforms. See MAKING MOVIES PLAYABLE
ON BOTH MACINTOSH AND WINDOWS for more information.

Sound and video card compatibility is listed under PC VIDEO CARD COMPATIBILITY
and PC AUDIO CARD COMPATIBILITY

Not all OLE client applications are supported by QuickTime for Windows 2.0.3

See OLE 1.0 SUPPORT for more information.

Intel Indeo decompressor is bundled. Support for the Indeo codec is provided by
Intel Customer Support at 1-800-468-3548. See INTEL INDEO DECOMPRESSOR IS
BUNDLED for more information.


WHAT'S IN THIS DOCUMENT
=======================

¥ New features in 2.0.3
¥ÊMaking movies playable on both Macintosh and Windows
¥ÊProduct submissions encouraged
¥ OLE 1.0 support
¥ÊIntel Indeo decompressor is bundled
¥ÊMacintosh features that are not currently supported
¥ÊMinimum PC configuration
¥ÊComponents of QuickTime for Windows 2.0.3
¥ÊTo license for distribution
¥ÊWhere to get QuickTime for Windows today
¥ÊRecommended for development
¥ PC Audio card compatibility
¥ÊPC Video card compatibility
¥ Modifying QTW.INI for compatibility


KEY FEATURES IN QUICKTIME FOR WINDOWS 2.0.3
============================================

¥ New single file QuickTime installer for more reliable installs.
¥ÊSupport for text tracks.
¥ Support for MPEG tracks with Sigma Designs Reel Magic Board.
¥ÊSupport for MPEG file playback via Sigma Designs Reel Magic Board.
¥ÊSupport for MPEG decompressor Components.
¥ÊSupport for MIDI Music tracks.
¥ÊSupport for IMA4 compressed audio.
¥ÊSupport for Video Hardware frame buffer access Components.
¥ÊPlayer application can copy selected portions of text track and
  current visuals to clipboard.
¥ÊSupport for P9000 Graphics accelerator.
¥ÊSupport for the Cirus Logic CL-GD54xx GUI accelerator.
¥ÊSupport for the WD 90C33 Graphcs accelerator.
¥ÊOLE 1.0 (Object Linking & Embedding).  The Movie Player is an OLE
  server, enabling QuickTime movies to be placed and played in Microsoft
  Excel 4.0, Word for Windows 2.0, Write, and Word Perfect 5.2 using
  QuickTime's human interface
¥ÊMCI (Media Control Interface) provides media integration in
  applications like Windows Media Player, AimTech Icon Author, and
  Asymetrix Multimedia Toolbook.
¥ÊVisual Basic 2.0 is supported with a .VBX file for integration of
  QuickTime Movies into multimedia applications created with Visual
  Basic 2.0.
¥ÊQuickTime for Windows 2.0.3 supports custom add-in decompressors, such
  as Intel's Indeo.
¥ÊSupport for more audio and video card configurations.  See PC VIDEO
  CARD COMPATIBILITY and PC AUDIO CARD COMPATIBILITY  for a listing of
  the audio and video cards which have been tested with QuickTime for
  Window 2.0.3.


MAKING MOVIES PLAYABLE ON BOTH MACINTOSH AND WINDOWS
====================================================

To make a movie playable on a PC, on a Macintosh open a movie file using the
Movie Converter utility (part of the QuickTime Starter Kit 1.0) and choose Save
As (File menu).  In the resulting dialog box, click the radio button labeled
Make movie self-contained which tells the utility to sever any links to other
movies after incorporating the relevant video into this movie.  Also select the
checkbox labeled Playable on non-Apple computers.  This causes the movie to be
saved as a single forked movie. The resulting movie is cross-platform and is
still in the QuickTime file format.

Once you save the movie, it will be playable on both Macs and PCs without
further translation or file conversion.  Before you transfer the movie to a PC,
remember to give it a filename thats no longer than 8 characters, plus the
extension .MOV for example, MYMOVIE.MOV.


PRODUCT SUBMISSIONS ENCOURAGED
==============================

Apple Computer encourages developers of current and intended commercial
products which use QuickTime for Windows to send us evaluation copies. For
example, products such as CD-ROM titles, Movie clip libraries, applications and
utilities are often considered for future co-marketing opportunities. Two
copies are requested, one for marketing evaluation and one for technical
evaluation. These products will be used to ensure full compatability with
future versions of QuickTime for Windows.  Please submit with appropriate
product and company information to:

QuickTime for Windows Product Submission
Apple Computer, Inc.
1 Infinite Loop, MS: 302-3KS
Cupertino, CA 95014


OLE 1.0 SUPPORT
===============

The QuickTime for Windows 2.0.3  Movie Player is an OLE 1.0 Server.  Due to a
lack of standards in OLE 1.0 implementation, it is difficult to guarantee
support of QuickTime for Windows with all OLE -supporting Client applications.
The following products have been tested and compatibility verified. Support for
other OLE Client applications cannot be guaranteed.

¥ÊMicrosoft Windows 3.1 Write
¥ÊWordPerfect 5.2
¥ÊMicrosoft Word for Windows 2.0
¥ÊMicrosoft Excel 4.0
¥ÊMicrosoft Multimedia Works for Windows


INTEL INDEO DECOMPRESSOR IS BUNDLED
===================================

Intel's first release of its Indeo decompressor is bundled with this product.
Please contact Intel for support and for future updated releases of Indeo.
Intel Customer Support is at 1-800-468-3548.


MACINTOSH FEATURES THAT ARE NOT CURRENTLY SUPPORTED
===================================================

Capture
Compression
PhotoCD
SMPTE Time codes
Data references

NOTE:
When producing QuickTime Movies, you are encouraged to use advanced features on
the Macintosh release of QuickTime. It is likely that features currently unique
to the Macintosh will be supported in subsequent releases of QuickTime for
Windows.


MINIMUM PC CONFIGURATION
========================

¥Ê386SX at 20 Mhz
¥Ê4 MB RAM
¥Ê80 MB hard disk
¥ÊVGA or better display card
¥ÊQuickTime provides best quality and performance on cards displaying
  32,768 color or more. See the end of this document for a list of
  tested compatible audio and video cards.
¥ÊA Sound card for playback of Movies with sound
¥ÊWindows 3.1 or later
¥ÊDOS  5.0. MS-DOS 6.0 and 6.2 with and without double space is
  supported.


COMPONENTS OF QUICKTIME FOR WINDOWS 2.0.3
=========================================

¥ÊDLLs
¥ÊMovie Player application and OLE 1.0 server
¥ÊPicture Viewer application
¥ÊOn-line help


TO LICENSE QUICKTIME FOR WINDOWS FOR DISTRIBUTION
=================================================

Contact:
Apple  Software Licensing
20525 Mariani
MS: 38-I
Cupertino, CA   95014
408-974-4667
fax: 408-862-5106
AppleLink: SW.LICENSE

Please provide the following information to receive a license agreement:

¥ÊContact person
¥ÊMailing address
¥ÊPhone number
¥ÊFax
¥ÊProvide a proposal that includes a complete description of the
  product, how QuickTime for Windows is used in the product, and the
  distribution plans for the product.

You will receive a QuickTime for Windows License Kit containing the Apple
License Agreement and license information.


WHERE TO GET QUICKTIME FOR WINDOWS TODAY
========================================

QuickTime for Windows is bundled with various 3rd party products that support
QuickTime for Windows such as Movie clip libraries, software applications and
CD-ROM titles. Look for the QuickTime for Windows logo on the packaging of
products such as these:

¥ÊAdobe Premiere 4.0 for Windows
¥ÊMacromedia Action 2.5 for Windows
¥ÊMacromedia Authorware Pro 2.0 for Windows
¥ÊThe QuickTime for Windows Development Kit (APDA, #R0453LL/B), provides
  you with an ISO format CD-ROM that contains the DLLs, sample
  applications and source code, movie files, on-line  documentation,
  help files and the QuickTime for Windows programmers manual.  Six (6)
  DOS-based disks containing a subset of CD-ROM contents are also
  available for those without a CD-ROM drive.
¥ÊLook for other QuickTime for Windows retail products in 1995.


RECOMMENDED FOR DEVELOPMENT
===========================

In addition to the QuickTime for Windows Development Kit, the following is
useful in the development of cross-platform QuickTime support.

¥ QuickTime for Macintosh Development Kit (APDA)
¥ QuickTime Movie Exchange Toolkit (APDA #R0190LL/A)
¥ Convert multimedia data created on other workstation platforms to
  QuickTime Movies playable on a Macintosh.

For development kits contact:

APDA
Apple Computer, Inc.
P.O. Box 319
Buffalo, NY  14207-0319
USA (800)  282-2732
Canada (800) 637-0029
Intl (716) 871-6555
AppleLink: APDA
Compuserve:  76666,2405
America OnLine: APDA
Internet: APDA@applelink.apple.com


QuickTime for Windows 2.0.3 Hardware Compatibility List
=======================================================

This document is meant to be an aid to developers who are working with and
distributing QuickTime for Windows per their license agreement.  The list is by
no means comprehensive but has grown substantially over the past year.  The
Video and Audio Hardware adapters are divided into three basic classifications
Supported, Compatible and In-Compatible.

¥ Supported hardware/driver combinations are those that have been tested as
part of the QTW development plan and are considered benchmarks to the product.

¥ Compatible hardware/drivers are those combinations that have been tested but
not as thoroughly as Supported items but appear to function adequately.

¥ In-Compatible hardware/driver combinations are those recognized as having
significant problems in appearance or behavior with QTW.

Another catogory that we've added to our report is Optimized.

Optimized video hardware/driver combination allows QTW to write directly to the
video memory speeding up video performance significantly.

Whenever possible the name of the manufacture, product name, driver date or
version when known, and depth in the case of video drivers is listed.

Supported Video
===============

Begin_Table

Adapter                  Driver        Depth   Resolution    Optimized?
-------                  ------        -----   ---------     ----------
Standard VGA             Windows VGA     4       640x350      No
Standard EGA             Windows EGA     4       640x480      No
IBM 8514                 Windows         8      1024x768      No
IBM XGA                  07/27/92        4       640x480      No
IBM XGA*                 07/27/92       16      1024x768      No
ATI VGA XL               04/09/92        4       800x600      Yes
ATI VGA XL               04/10/92        8      1024x768      Yes
ATI VGA XL               04/20/92       16       800x600      Yes
ATI ULTRA                04/22/92        8      1024x768      No
ATI ULTRA                OEM            16       640x480      No
ATI Mach 32              01/05/93        8       640x480      Yes
ATI Mach 32              01/05/93       16      1024x768      Yes
Orchid Iis               03/01/92        8       800x600      Yes
Orchid Iis               03/01/92       16       800x600      Yes
Video 7 VRAM2 ERGO       03/10/92        8       800x600      Yes
Orchid Fahrenheit VA     02/19/93        8       640x480      Yes
Orchid Fahrenheit 1280   08/10/92        8       640x480      Yes
Orchid Fahrenheit 1280   08/10/92       16       800x600      Yes
Diamond Stealth          09/25/92        8       640x480      Yes
Diamond Stealth          09/25/92       16       640x480      Yes
Diamond SpeedStar 24x    04/28/92        8      1024x768      Yes
Diamond SpeedStar 24x    04/28/92       16       800x600      Yes
Diamond SpeedStar 24x    04/28/92       24       640x480      Yes

End_Table

* NOTE:
Only XGA20 supports 16-bit color. Do NOT use the drivers supplied with Windows
3.1. Instead, use the drivers supplied by IBM


Supported Audio
===============

Begin_Table

        Adapter                         Driver          Date       Notes
------------------------------        ----------      --------     -----
Creative Labs SoundBlaster Pro        SBPSND.DRV      05/15/92      (1)
Creative Labs SoundBlaster Pro        SBPSND.DRV      02/05/92      (2)
Creative Labs SoundBlaster Pro 16     SB16SND.DRV     04/14/93
Creative Labs ThunderBoard            SNDBLST2.DRV    03/10/92
Creative Labs ThunderBoard            SNDBLST2.DRV    05/13/92
Media Vision ProAudio Spectrum        MVPROAUD.DRV    02/03/93 1.3
Media Vision ProAudio Spectrum Plus   MVPROAUD.DRV    02/03/93 1.3  (3)
Media Vision ProAudio Spectrum 16     MVPROAUD.DRV    02/03/92
Media Vision Audio Port               MVAPORT.DRV     04/14/92      (4)
Microsoft Sound System                SNDSYS.DRV      09/21/92 1.0
Cardinal Technologies Sound Studio    TAPIGSS1.DRV    12/28/92
Orchid Sound Producer Pro.            PRODUCER.DRV    01/13/93
Orchid Sound Producer Pro.            PRODUCER.DRV    10/01/92
Turtle Beach MultiSound               MULTISND.DRV    08/27/92 1.1
ATI Stereo F/X                        SFX.DRV         05/04/92

End_Table

Notes:
(1) - This driver has a know bug that effects all Windows applications that use
sound where at times a portion of the sound will be repeated several times.

(2) - This driver some times 'sticks' on a sound.

(3) - Make the following modifications to the QTW.INI file.
      [Sound]
      RequestedRate=22095
      ActualRate=22536

(4) - Does not support sound sampled at above 11khz. Make the following
modifications to the QTW.INI file.
      [Sound]
      RequestedRate=11025
      ActualRate=11025


Compatible Video
================

Begin_Table

Adapter                 Driver Date     Depth   Resolution  Optimized
---------------------   -----------     -----   ----------  ---------
Actix Graphics Engine
     Ultra Plus          03/25/93        16     1024x768     No
                         03/25/93         8     1024x768     No
                         03/25/93        16      800x600     No
                         03/25/93         8      800x600     No
                         03/26/93        24      640x480     No
                         03/25/93        16      640x480     No
                         03/25/93         8      640x480     No

ATI VGA XL               08/14/92 1.42   16      640x480     No
                         04/20/92         8      800x600     Yes
                         04/10/92        16      640x480     Yes
                         04/20/92         8      640x480     Yes
                         06/25/92         8     1024x768     Yes
                         06/25/92         8      800x600     Yes
                         07/28/92        16      640x480     Yes
                         06/25/92         8      640x480     Yes

ATI VGAWONDER XL24       06/25/92         8     1024x768     Yes
                         07/28/92        16      800x600     Yes
                         06/25/92         8      800x600     Yes
                         07/28/92        16      640x480     Yes
                         06/25/92         8      640x480     Yes

ATI Graphics Ultra       08/14/92         4      800x600     No
                         08/14/92         4      640x480     No
                         06/25/92         8      640x480     No
ATI Graphics Ultra Pro   03/10/92         8      8514/a      No
                         03/13/93         8     1280x1024    Yes
                         03/13/93        16     1024x768     Yes
                         03/13/93         8     1024x768     Yes
                         03/13/93        24      800x600     No
                         03/13/93        16      800x600     No
                         03/13/93         8      800x600     Yes
                         03/13/93        16      640x480     No
                         03/19/93        24      640x480     No
                         03/19/93        16      640x480     No
                         03/19/93         8      640x480     Yes

ATI Graphics/Pro         11/27/92         8     1024x768     No
                         11/27/92        16      640x480     No

Dell 466/M  S3           09/04/92(1.2)    4     1280x1024    Yes
                         09/04/92(1.2)    8     1024x768     Yes
                         09/04/92(1.2)    8      800x600     Yes
                         09/04/92(1.2)    4      800x600     Yes
                         09/04/92(1.2)   15      640x480     Yes
                         09/04/92(1.2)    8      640x480     Yes

Diamond Stealth Pro      12/07/92         8     1280x968     No
                         12/07/92         8     1280x1024    No
                         12/16/92        16     1024x768     No
                         01/06/93         8     1024x768     No
                         12/18/92        16      800x600     No
                         01/06/93         8      800x600     No
                         02/23/93        24      640x480     No
                         01/06/93        16      640x480     No
                         01/06/93         8      640x480     No

Diamond SpeedStar 24     04/14/92         8     1024x768     Yes
                         04/14/92        15      800x600     No
                         04/14/92         8      800x600     Yes
                         04/14/92        15      640x480     No
                         04/14/92         8      640x480     Yes

Diamond Viper VLB        04/27/93         8     1152x900     Yes
                         04/27/93        16     1024x768     Yes
                         04/27/93         8     1024x768     Yes
                         04/27/93        24      800x600     No
                         04/27/93        16      800x600     Yes
                         04/27/93         8      800x600     Yes
                         04/27/93        24      640x480     No
                         04/27/93        16      640x480     Yes
                         04/27/93         8      640x480     Yes
Support for the P9000 was added in QTW 1.1.1.

Genoa Windows VGA 8500   02/16/93         8     1024x768     Yes
                         10/23/92(turbo) 16      800x600     Yes
                         08/24/92        16      800x600     Yes
                         10/28/92         8      800x600     Yes
                         12/01/92(turbo) 24      640x480     No
                         10/14/92        24      640x480     No
                         11/11/92(turbo) 16      640x480     Yes
                         08/24/92        16      640x480     Yes
                         10/28/92         8      640x480     Yes
Support for thge Cirus Logic CL-GD5426 GUI was added in QTW 1.1.1.

IBM XGA2                 07/27/92         8      640x480     No
                         07/27/92        16      640x480     No
                         07/27/92         8      800x600     No
                         07/27/92        16      800x600     No
QTW supports IBM XGA2 starting with version 1.1.

Orchid Fahrenheit VA     02/19/93 10:00   16    1024x768     Yes
                         02/19/93 10:00   24     640x480     Yes

Orchird VLB (Local Bus)  02/19/93         16     800x600     Yes
                         02/19/93         15     800x600     Yes
                         02/19/93          8     800x600     Yes
                         02/19/93         24*    640x480     No
                         02/19/93         16     640x480     Yes
                         02/19/93         15     640x480     Yes
                         02/19/93          8     640x480     Yes
* Note:
Movies shifted to the left, a few pixels in 24 bit mode. Rebooting fixes the
problem.

Orchid Fahrenheit 1280   08/10/92 10:00   15     800x600     No
                         08/10/92 10:00    8     800x600     Yes
                         08/10/92 10:00   16     640x480     No
                         08/10/92 10:00   15     640x480     No

Orchid Pro
designer IIs/D 1.1       04/7/92          15     800x600     No
                         04/7/92           8     800x600     Yes
                         04/7/92           8     640x480     Yes

Orchid Pro II            03/01/92          8    1024x768     Yes
                         03/01/92         15     800x600     No
                         03/01/92          8     800x600     Yes
                         03/01/92         15     640x480     No
                         03/01/92          8    1024x768     Yes

Sigma Legend GX          04/01/92(1.13)    8    1024x768     No
                         04/01/92(1.13)    8     800x600     No
                         03/31/92(1.13)    8     640x480     No
                         04/01/92(1.13)    8     640x480     No

Sigma Legend 24X         11/13/92          8    1024x768     No
                         11/13/92         16     800x600     No
                         11/13/92          8     800x600     No
                         11/14/92         24     640x480     No
                         11/13/92         16     640x480     No
                         11/13/92          8     640x480     No

Matrox 1024              08/21/92 2.07    24    1024x768     No

MiroCrystal 8S           04/13/93          8    1024x768     No
                         04/13/93         16     800x600     No
                         04/13/93          8     800x600     Yes
                         04/15/93         16     640x480

End_Table


Compatible Audio
================

Begin_Table

Adapter                              Driver          Driver Date
-------                              ------          -----------
Creative Labs ThunderBoard           SNDBLST2.DRV    03/10/92
Creative Labs ThunderBoard           SNDBLST2.DRV    05/13/92
Creative Labs Sound Blaster 2.0(1)                   02/16/93

Digispeech PortAble Sound Plus       PRTSND.DRV      04/14/93

IBM   M/Audio (2)                    ACPA.DRV        0/29/92 11:38
IBM   M/Audio (3)                    ACPA.DRV        8/28/92

MediaVision Thunder & Lightning (4)  TLWAVE.DRV      08/25/92

End_Table

Notes:
(1) Sound 'Sticks' with this driver.

(2) Adjusting the volume from the Movie Controller may cause the volume to be
muted. To restore the volume, stop and restart the movie.  Sound may skip when
resizing window. Sound is played at 44khz by doubling the samples.

(3) Limited volume control from keyboard.

(4) Make the following modifications to the QTW.INI file.
[Sound]
RequestedRate=22222


In-Compatible Video
===================

Begin_Table

Video Card           Driver    Bit-Depth  Resolution  Optimized  Notes
------------------   --------  ---------  ----------  ---------  -----
ATI VGAWONDER XL24   07/29/92      24      640x480      Yes       (1)

ATG CatsEye/X                                                     (2)

Compaq Q-Vision                                                   (3)

Diamond SpeedStar 24 04/14/92      24      640x480      Yes       (4)

MediaVision                                                       (5)

OmiCorp Texan                                                     (6)

PackardBell                                                       (7)

Sigma WindStorm      08/21/92       8     1024x768      No        (8)
                     08/21/92      16      800x600      No
                     08/21/92       8      800x600      No
                     08/21/92      24      640x480      No
                     08/21/92      16      640x480      No
                     08/21/92       8      640x480      No

Video 7 SPEA 7       OEM                                          (9)

End_Table

Notes:
(1) - In the 24 bit mode (16 Million Colors)  Reds and Blues seem to be
      reversed .
(2) - Field reports of systems hanging  when movies are played with is
      board.
(3) - We have field reports that QTW does not work with is card.
(4) - Movies render as a thin line at the top of the screen in 24-bit
      mode. All other functions are normal.
(5) - We have a field report that QTW does not work with the orginal
      MediaVision video display adapter. The report indicates that the
      movies sound is played but the movie can not be seen. Problem
      persists when Optimize is set to driver
(6) - We have field reports of sound but no movie (video) with this
      card.
(7) - We have several field reports dealing with a Packard Bell. Reports
      of a "shutters" type effect on local bus systems have been noted.
      The shutters effect is where a few lines of movie can be seen,
      then a few lines of background, then a few lines of movie, and so
      on. The reports also state that the image is also shifted down and
      to the right about 10 pels. Further reports tell of a lack of
      Movie image when running on Local Bus Packard Bell Machines.
(8) - QTW has very poor performance with is adapter.
(9) - We have  field reports that the Optimize = Driver  must added to
      the QTW.INI  before the movie will appear in the movie window
      frame. Audio and all other actions seems to be OK with out the
      change


In-Compatible Audio
===================

Media Vision Thunder and Lighting: QTW has very poor throughput with
                                   this card.
Media Vision CDPC: QTW does not work well with is system with movies
                   over 10 seconds in length.
Media Vision CDPC II: QTW does not work well with is system with movies
                      over 10 seconds in length.
Sigma Design WinStorm 8/21/92: Very poor QTW performance when running
                               audio and video together.
Tandy 'Gold Card': Only one unconfirmed report on this line of cards. A
                   developer states that he has a Tandy "Gold Card"  and
                   QTW crashed whenever he trys to play a movie.
                   Removing the card seems to fix the problem.


MODIFYING QTW.INI FOR COMPATIBILITY
===================================
NOTE:  Modification of the QTW.INI file should be done at your own risk. 
Typically one does not need to make any modifications to this file.  For some
compatibility issues, modifying the file will make video or audio cards work
properly, but with reduced performance. Be sure to make a backup of the QTW.INI
file before modifying it.

The most common modification to the QTW.INI is to change the [Video] setting to
Optimize = Driver.  This may resolve severe compatibility problems with a
specific video card but will also reduce the performance of Movie playback.
Once again, modify at your own risk.

[Video]   (in order of priority)
Optimize =  Hardware (default)
Driver
BMP
RAW
DIB

[Video Optimize]
This is not used

[Override] // group
DREF = no or yes {NO forces QTW to use the file as self referencing,
                  useful for QT 1.0 files}

[Data Handler]
CDROM Xfer Rate* = [integer] ranges from 100 to 600, where number is in
                   K, default is 328.
CDROM Seek TIme* [integer from 0 to X] where x is 100 to 350 in ms for
                  average seek, default is 200.
CDROM Block Size = [integer, expressed in K] default is 8, range is 1 to
                    64.
Max Open Files =[integer] default is 64.
Max Consumers = [integer] usually same as Max Open Files. You can have
                multiple consumers per file.
Max Cache Size = [integer] expressed in K, default is 128, ranges from
                 64 to 512.
Disk Xfer Rate = [integer] same as CDROM Xfer Rate, default is 300.
Disk Seek TIme [integer] expressed in millisecon s per average seek,
                default is 35.
Disk Block Size = [integer, expressed in K] default is 16, range is 1 to
                   64.
Network Xfer Rate = [integer] same as CDROM Xfer Rate, defalut is 250
Network Seek TIme [integer] expressed in millisecon s per average seek,
                   default is 40.
Network Block Size = [integer, expressed in K] default is 16, range is 1 to 64.
Floppy Xfer Rate = [integer] same as CDROM Xfer Rate, default is 18.
Floppy Seek TIme [integer] expressed in millisecon s per average seek,
                 default is 100.
Floppy Block Size = [integer, expressed in K] default is 2, range is 1
                    to 64.

[Sound]
Requested Rate = [integer] ranging from 5000 to 44000 (has to be exact
                 rate for MPC cards)
Actual Rate = same possible rates as requested

* Note: Set dynamically by QuickTime for Windows, based on what it
        senses as the CD-ROM speed.

