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Drastic MPEG Encoder	- Demonstration Version
(c) Copyright 1994,1995 Drastic Technologies
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The DME 1.93 Demo (public version) is free for personal use
subject to the terms outlined in the license agreement 
accompanying it. (Refer to document: LICENSE.TXT)

The DRASTIC MPEG ENCODER is a low cost, high quality software solution
for a variety of multi-media applications.  DME uses MPEG compression
technology to encode streams of over 25 major file formats including
.TGA, .AVI. PCX, .BMP, and .JPG.  DME also supports audio in .AVI files,
.WAV files at standard MPC-2 frequency and resolution (8, or 16 bit, 
44.1 Khz.)DME provides an intuitive Windows graphical interface with 
easy list preview, editing and encoding options.  

THE DME DEMO VERSION ALLOWS FOR LIMITED ENCODING ONLY.  THERE IS A LIMIT 
OF 30 PICTURES FOR NORMALLY ENCODED VIDEO AND 1 SECOND FOR ENCODED AUDIO.  
ONLY THE FIRST 1 SECOND OF AVI SOURCE STREAMS WILL BE ENCODED TO 
AN MPEG STREAM.

Available soon! SPOUT, Drastic Technologies' MPEG software playback program.  
SPOUT plays back MPEG files through an easy-to-use interface.  SPOUT also 
offers playback configuration options.
 

For registration information, please refer to the file REGISTER.TXT.


For further information, please contact:

	Drastic Technologies
	37 Kodiak Cres, Unit 6
	Downsview, ON
	M3J 3E5 CANADA

	(FAX) 416 636 4454

	jbrooks@interlog.com

Requirements:

	386/33Mhz 8Mbyte PC or better
	Windows 3.x or NT

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Installing The DME Demo:
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	To install the DME Demo, simply unzip this file to
a directory or 3 1/2" floppy disk and run the setup
program under Windows.  This will create a program 
group and icons for the DME Demo and its help file.

Under Windows NT:

	After installing DME Demo, Press Alt+Enter while 
the DME Icon is highlighted to edit the properties for it, 
and check the box for running the program in its own
memory space.


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The DME Demo consists of the following files:
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The distributed demo consists of a single self-extracting
file:
	File          Size (bytes)
	----          ------------
	DME_DEMO.EXE     1,142,975

The extracted installation package consists of these
files:

	File          Size (bytes)
	----          ------------
	README.TXT           3,790      (this file)
	LICENSE.TXT          4,256
	REGISTER.TXT         2,103
	SETUP.EXE          273,920
	SETUP.INS           17,011
	SETUP.LGO              355
	SETUP.PKG              200
	DME.Z              901,531
	~INS0762.LIB         6,258

The installation program, SETUP.EXE, will create these
files in the directory of your choice:

	File          Size (bytes)
	----          ------------
	DME.EXE            395,616
	DME.HLP            146,450
	DMEAVI.DLL          15,200
	DTMPEG.DLL         127,488
	DTMPGAUD.DLL       198,208
	DTMPGSYS.DLL       154,088
	LEAD.DLL           573,764
	LEAD38.DLL         396,320
	MUSCROLL.DLL        11,776
			
DME maintains the following file in the Windows directory:
	
	DME.INI		

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Removing the DME Demo:
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	To remove the DME Demo, delete the files listed
above (and directories, where appropriate).

	The file DME.INI is used by DME.EXE to maintain custom
settings.  If you order the commercial release of DME, the
same DME.INI file (and same custom settings) can be used.