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AAPLAY

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#72045From: Timothy S. BulsonDec 17, 1993 3:43 AM
John, It's the hi-res flc player that I'm having trouble with. I don't have Animator Pro, just the animation player. Sorry for the confusion. My hardware and stuff goes like this: CPU = 486-DX-33/EISA w/16Mb RAM VGA = Diamond Speedstar Autoexec.bat =C:\WINDOWS\SMARTDRV.EXE SET CPAV=C:\CPAV\CPAV.INI C:\CPAV\CPAV.EXE /S C:\CPAV\BOOTSAFE @ECHO OFF SET PCTOOLS=C:\PCTOOLS\DATA PROMPT $P$G PATH =C:\;C:\BATCH;C:\DOS;C:\acad\drv;C:\WINDOWS SET TEMP=C:\WINDOWS\TEMP SET RCPADI=C:\acad\drv\rcturboc.exp C:\WINDOWS\mouse.COM /Y LH /sizext=2048 /write=off /win /quiet VMODE MONITOR WIN Config.sys = DEVICE=C:\DOS\SETVER.EXE DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE 7168 M9 DOS=HIGH,umb FILES=60 BUFFERS=35 SHELL=c:\COMMAND.COM /p /e:512 devicehigh=mouse.sys /Y STACKS=9,256 Thanks for giving it a try.
#72192From: John TissavaryDec 17, 1993 4:25 PM
My first suggestion, though it may not affect the driver choice, is to exclude your Diamond card from the EMM line. Find out where the vga and accelerator live in upper memory, and statements similar to this: x=c800-cfff (probably not the Diamond address). This may resolve a memory conflict, but if you don't even see the vesa.drv as a choice then you may not have it in the correct directory. It officially belongs in the RESOURCE subdirectory of AAPLAYHI (or whatever directory name you gave the player). Hope it helps, John Tissavary (La Luna cie)