Brian wrote:
>forgive me for being lazy, yet could
>someone translate bernie's note below... I didn't know I have a LINK
>command line... what is a LINK command line?? do I need to "link QV to
>memory", like I used to in programming class after compiling fresh code,
>now, as part of emulating a 387 chip?
That was from the FAQ for those who program with DJGPP. So the answer is
that you as a user would do something like:
1. Copy the exe file into your path
Done :)
However this program will probably NOT work with QV since it wasn't written
with DJGPP (I think it's written in Watcom C but that's just a guess on my
part).
(snip)
General idea here is correct. I don't know of a more general program to do
it with however.
>5. then run or attempt to run QV
You'll probably not succeed. I mentioned to the author that a P166 (his
lower limit from the docs) probably is a little too much (486DX2-80 makes
it just barely) to watch MPEG videos. He answered back that he hadn't been
able to get it to work without problems on a 100MHz 486's. All of this is
IIRC. I still haven't been able to pay the man for the program, it is
indeed an excellent program and he's well worth the ammount IMHO.
//Bernie
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