Billy Wong wrote: > (I figure that the CTML-Win3.1 "merger" is now in effect so that's >why > I'm posting my question here in CTML... ) > > Under Win95, playing an MPEG (.mpg) video file is fine - more or > less.* But when I try to play an mpg file under Win3.1, it chokes > unpredictably (whole system freezeup). Is Win3.1 just not made to run > this type of file? It shouldn't matter... If it can't do it then its an idication that the multimedia extensions (added in the .1 release) don't work. =\ > Or is it that I require a faster computer for > playing mpgs? Nope. I get the same problem on a P100 > *keep in mind that my system is an IBM 586DX-100. Playing the mpg file >in Win95, it skips a LOT of frames enough for a video clip to be just a > Picture Slideshow. Pentium or previous? On my p100 I was able to acheive an ideal framerate at 2x resolution because THAT video card successfully supported an offscreen video buffer. =) I was so pleased with it how it worked at that time I bought some movies for it. =\ (ST: generations and Metropolis (1927)) > It runs "better" as it shows every frame... but in slow motion - much >like when you play a tape on a VCR and hit the "Slow Advance" button. Get the Xing Mpeg Player... I think the 'doze 3.11 version is free now... -- I suspect that it is significantly easier to become a proficient brain surgeon than a linux user. http://users.erols.com/alangrimes/ <my website. ####### Begin Eschelon Block ####### unabomber anthrax plutonium militia delta force ruby ridge atf batf waco oklahoma city assault rifle sog sof m-16 clinton marx crack m-60 c5 c7 mlk panthers FBI chemical weapons twa 800 roswell terrorist freedom To unsubscribe, send a message to listar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe calmira_tips" in the body. OR visit http://freelists.dhs.org