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In <4giuiu$53@hobbes.compusult.nf.ca>, mworden@public.compusult.nf.ca (Mark Worden) writes:
>I just got my IV-24 today, and as part of the software there is a 
>scaled-down version (I guess) of Scala.  Now, I don't know what version 
>this is, but it doesn't seem to have any sound support or anything like 
>that, and I'd like to be able to upgrade or get one of the more recent 
>versions of Scala that does support sound, etc.

The version of Scala that came with your IV-24 is not upgradable.  You'll
have to buy a different version of our software to do what you described.
The latest version is "Scala MultiMedia MM400".  It includes an IV-24 EX
(driver).  Please visit our European Website at http://www.scala.no for
the complete description of MM400 and the IV-24 EX.  Suggested retail
price of MM400 is $399 USD.

>It seems to me that I remember something about GVP being bought out, but 
>is there any way for me to get a newer version of this software?  Or are 
>there any other ideas for decent software (cheap) that will easily let 
>you mix graphics/animation with sound, music, etc. for a nice-looking 
>presentation (slide-show type)?

You'll probably have to depend on the kindness of fellow IV-24 users to
get the latest versions of the GVP software.  I'm someone here will be
able to lend a hand.



Regards,

John Chang
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