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ActiveMovie

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ActiveMovie

An earlier video programming interface (API) from Microsoft for Windows 95/98 and NT that provided playback of MPEG, AVI and QuickTime video as well as WAV audio. It could decode MPEG movies in software and display them full screen at 24 fps on a 90 MHz Pentium. ActiveMovie was superseded by DirectShow (see DirectX).



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733 or greater -- 166 MHz Intel Pentium with MMX or greater -- 32 MB RAM; VGA or SVGA video with 2MB RAM -- ActiveMovie Control 2.
-- Optimized for most efficient use of processor -- DirectShow and ActiveMovie compatible -- Works directly with Windows Media Player as a Direct Show filter, giving you a fully powered media player -- User can choose to utilize MPEG-1 video decode through our filter (defaults to Microsoft's MPEG-1 decoder by default)
When combined with Cirrus Logic's exceptional Crystal PCI audio accelerators and driver support, the CS4294 can produce incredibly accurate 3D-positional sound and Dolby AC-3 under Microsoft's DirectSound, DirectSound3D and ActiveMovie.
 
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