Intel Smart Video Recorder Video for Windows Run-Time Update
August 24, 1993

Video clips can be played on computers that do not have Microsoft Video
for Windows.  To play a video clip on a computer that does not have Video
for Windows, follow these steps.

1. Locate the disk labeled Intel Smart Video Recorder Video for Windows
   Run-Time and use either the Microsoft Windows File Manager or the DOS
   DISKCOPY command to duplicate it.

2. Insert the duplicate disk into the diskette drive of the computer that
   will be used to play the video clip.  From the Windows Program Manager,
   select the File and Run... menu items.

3. The Run dialog box appears.  In the dialog box enter

   A:\SETUP

  (Drive B: can be used just substitute B: for A: in the command above.)

4. Click the 'OK' button.

   This Setup installs a Run-Time version of Video for Windows.  It also
   updates Media Player (usually located in the Accessories group).

5. Run a video clip by double-clicking on the Media Player icon and
   selecting the File menu item and then Open.

Note: The computer you wish to run the video clip on must have as a
      minimum, a 486SX/25 microprocessor, Microsoft Windows 3.1, and a
      256-color or higher graphics card.

Note: The Microsoft Video for Windows disks also contain a set of runtime
      files.  The Video for Windows runtime is not specific to the Intel
      Smart Video Recorder, while the version documented here has the
      latest INDEO (TM) video technology drivers.  Release 3.0 Version 3.01.
