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ACMCMPRS.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 7k
AVICAP.DL_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 39k
AVIFILE.DL_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 51k
CLEANUP.RE_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 1k
COMPOBJ.DL_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 53k
CTL3D.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 8k
DCISVGA.DR_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 11k
DISPDIB.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 4k
DVA.38_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 2k
ICCVID.DR_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 32k
IMAADPCM.AC_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 9k
INIUPD.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 27k
IR21_R.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 24k
IR32.DL_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 71k
MAP_WIN.HL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 7k
MCIAVI.DR_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 40k
MCIOLE.DL_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 5k
MPLAYER.EX_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 55k
MPLAYER.HL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 33k
MPLAYER.RE_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 1k
MSACM.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 30k
MSACM.DR_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 12k
MSADPCM.AC_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 8k
MSCOMSTF.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 37k
MSCPYDIS.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 7k
MSCPYDIS.IN_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 2k
MSCUISTF.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 11k
MSDETECT.IN_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 4k
MSDETSTF.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 13k
MSINSSTF.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 36k
MSRLE.DR_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 5k
MSSHLSTF.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 8k
MSUILSTF.DL_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 4k
MSVIDC.DR_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 20k
MSVIDEO.DL_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 63k
MSVIDEO.NT_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 66k
OLE2.DL_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 166k
OLE2.RE_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 4k
OLE2CONV.DL_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 31k
OLE2DISP.DL_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 50k
OLE2NLS.DL_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 52k
OLE2PROX.DL_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 22k
PROFDISP.EX_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 2k
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SETUP.EXE 18-Nov-1993 03:00 24k
SETUP.INI 18-Nov-1993 03:00 1k
SETUP.IN_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 1k
SETUP.LST 18-Nov-1993 03:00 1k
SETUP.MST 01-Sep-1994 04:00 11k
SETUPAPI.IN_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 11k
STDOLE.TL_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 2k
STORAGE.DL_ 02-Mar-1994 03:00 79k
TYPELIB.DL_ 01-Sep-1994 04:00 85k
VIDEOF.ZIP 24-Jul-1995 21:54 1.3M
_MSSETUP.EX_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 6k
_MSTEST.EX_ 18-Nov-1993 03:00 48k
September 29, 1994
Dear Video for Windows Developer:
Enclosed you will find the Video for Windows 1.1d Runtime. This release includes some important
enhancements requested by you, including improved palette support, Display Control Interface
(DCI) support and overall improvements in performance.
The files that have changed are the following:
File Name Change Description
AVICAP.DLL Added application pre-roll and post-roll support.
DCISVGA.DRV DCI provider for S3 and Cirrus Logic display cards.
DVA.386 Added DCI support.
ICCVID.DRV Cinepak Codec: Added palette support.
IMAADPCM.ACM IMA ADPCM Codec: Change in the compression algorithm used in order to fully meet the official format specifications.
IR32.DLL Indeo Codec: Updated to version 3.2, added palette support.
MSVIDEO.DLL Added palette and DCI support.
MSVIDEO.NT Updated the Windows NT 3.5 to support 16 bit capture.
OLE2DISP.DLL Updated to current release of OLE.
OLE2NLS.DLL Updated to current release of OLE.
SETUP.INF Updated to new file sizes, versions and dates.
STDOLE.TLB OLE file missing from original VfW runtime.
TYPELIB.DLL Updated to current release of OLE.
Palette Support
Video for Windows has always allowed the application to select a specific
palette for playback on 8 bit displays. Unfortunately, the codecs
(compressor\decompressors) were never aware of this palette request.
Instead the codecs would dither to their own standard palette. Video for
Windows would then further dither the video to the requested color palette.
The net result was 24 bit videos, when played back with a requested palette,
were dithered twice. This would compromise the quality of the video.
This problem has been solved with this new drop of MSVIDEO.DLL, and the
Cinepak and Indeo codecs. The codecs will now decompress directly to a
requested palette. You can request the codecs to use a palette with either
the SETVIDEO <alias> PALETTE HANDLE TO <hpal>, or REALIZE <alias> BACKGROUND
MCI commands. You can find these commands in the Video for Windows 1.1
documentation.
DCI Support
DCI allows Video for Windows to take advantage of the enhanced capabilities
of your display cards. You will now see faster and smoother playback of
video on display cards that use the S3, Cirrus Logic, and many other chip
sets. Video for Windows will also support all DCI-enabled display adapters.
Furthermore, the performance of stretched and clipped videos will be
drastically improved for all displays.
For further information on API changes, please see the "New Performance
APIs" listed in the DEV_KIT.TXT of the Video for Windows SDK. This SDK is
available from the Fall '94 addition of the MSDN Level II.
Sincerely,
The Video for Windows Team