Re: QuickTime for Windows

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From: Matt Saettler
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 19:14

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In article <rosser-111292235101@nkishor.educ.sfu.ca> rosser@sfu.ca (Blair Allan Rosser) writes:
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>> 
>> Also, QTW does *not* support recording at this point... hell, they haven't 
>> even given us an MCI command set (a real bummer for those of us trying to use
>> the thing in MM Authoring packages... looks like i get to learn how to compile
>> in MS C/C++ 7 this month, eh? :>)
>
>What you really notice when running QTW, is the different window sizes.
>You're not restricted to a window size of 160x120 as in V4W. At this point,
>you get a QT Windows player (like XING's MPEG player) and a few nifty
>utilities like a fli/flc-to-movie converter, but QTW is being distributed
>with an API, so what you don't like....
>

Video for Windows is NOT limited to 160x120 as you say.

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From: matts@microsoft.com (Matt Saettler)
Subject: Re: QuickTime for Windows
Message-ID: <1992Dec14.191403.15822@microsoft.com>
Date: 14 Dec 92 19:14:03 GMT
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