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Started by Gerard V. Talatinian
Thu, 08 Oct 1992 16:55
MS-Windows MCI shell for the DVI AVK?
Author: Gerard V. Talatinian
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 16:55
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 16:55
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Hi, I was reading the "Digital Video Interface for Windows Multimedia" article by V. R. Volkman in the September 1992 issue of Windows/DOS Developer's Journal. In his annotated bibliography, the author refers to an MS-Windows MCI shell for the AVK that "Intel has promised to provide" in the near future. Does anybody know the status of this shell? Is it available yet? Any pointers regarding this subject are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance :-) Gerard. ************************************************************ * Gerard Talatinian gtalatin@ucs.indiana.edu * * University Computing Services Voice: (812)855-0962 * * Network Research & Planning FAX: (812)855-8299 * * Indiana University * ************************************************************
Re: MS-Windows MCI shell for the DVI AVK?
Author: George Mulford
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 14:26
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 14:26
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In article <BvtB03.9FF@usenet.ucs.indiana.edu> gtalatin@ucs.indiana.edu writes: ; Hi, ; ; I was reading the "Digital Video Interface for Windows Multimedia" article ; by V. R. Volkman in the September 1992 issue of Windows/DOS Developer's ; Journal. In his annotated bibliography, the author refers to an MS-Windows ; MCI shell for the AVK that "Intel has promised to provide" in the near ; future. ; Does anybody know the status of this shell? Is it available yet? YES! For once. Received it yesterday...not tested yet. The IBM multimedia hotline (now, I didn't say "for once" again) knows all about it and how to get yours: 800-426-9402. They may send you, as they sent me, to the product fulfillment center, 800-845-4263, who will ask you for (sigh) proof-of-purchase in the form of the Device Driver Installation page, 92F2730 (this was in one of those slim loose packets with our DVI board--didn't look significant so had not been filed) or the Action Media II DTK v 1.0, part number 92F2731. What you want is called "AVK 1.1 and MCI libraries," part number 42G2047. Or at least all this was true a week ago. Good luck! -- George W. Mulford mulford@brahms.udel.edu Instructional Technology Center University of Delaware
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