WarpMedia

Version: 
1x08
Release date: 
Saturday, 12 May, 2001

License:

Interface:

Authors/Port authors:

WarpMedia is a media player for OS/2 (DivX, MPEG-1, MP3).

WarpMedia features:

  • MPEG-1 video/audio playback,
  • DivX video/audio playback,
  • MP3 audio playback,
  • Fullscreen video and TV output with SciTech Display Doctor,
  • DIVE video output,
  • Customizable user interface, including the ability to use Winamp skins directly.
This software is distributed as compressed package. You have to download and manually install it; if prerequisites are required, you will have to manually install them too.

Manual installation

Program is distributed as ZIP package: download to temporary directory and unpack to destination folder. See below for download link(s).

Following links are to additional programs, not mandatory but useful:

Online documentation:

Following ones are the download links for manual installation:

WarpMedia v. 1x08 (10/2/2004, Software Developers Guild (SDG)) Readme/What's new
WarpMedia Technology Preview README 1. Introduction While not a completed product, this preview demonstrates a number of the exciting technologies SDG has been working on: - MPEG-1 video/audio playback. - DivX video/audio playback. - Fullscreen video and TV output with SciTech Display Doctor. - DIVE video output. - Customizable user interface, including the ability to use Winamp skins directly. 2. Installation notes 1) Unzip the zip file to a directory of your choice. 2) That's it! Run WarpMedia from that directory! Note #1: DivX playback requires divxc32.dll from the Windows DivX codec package. For legal reasons, SDG cannot distribute it together with WarpMedia. You can download the DivX codec at: http://ftp.pcworld.com/pub/video/video_tools/divx_311alpha.zip Extract the divxc32.dll file and put it in the WarpMedia directory. Note #2: In order to get the best possible DIVE performance you can either install SciTech Display Doctor's GRADD driver, or make sure you have write-combining to the VRAM enabled. A utility to enable write-combining can be found at "http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=p6k7mtrr". SDD can be found at "http://www.scitechsoft.com/". 3. Installation of the XCenter Widget plugin Put WMXCW.DLL in your XWorkplace\plugins\xcenter directory and restart XCenter. The widget requires WarpMedia.exe to be running for it to actually do something useful. For more information about XWorkplace and XCenter, go to http://www.xworkplace.org/ 4. Skins WarpMedia skins are more advanced than Winamp skins. For example, skins can be transparent or non-rectangular. However, WarpMedia is also capable of using Winamp skins. To see some examples on how to create skins for WarpMedia, get this: ftp://ftp.sdg.os2.nu/pub/warpmedia/wmsdk.zip Skins can be found at: ftp://ftp.sdg.os2.nu/pub/warpmedia/skins/ 5. Keys The following keys are valid in the video window and in fullscreen mode: Alt+Home Switch between fullscreen and windowed mode Enter Switch from fullscreen to windowed mode Escape Switch from fullscreen to windowed mode Ctrl+Up Increase volume Ctrl+Down Decrease volume Ctrl+Left Previous Ctrl+Right Next Space Start/Pause playback a AVI audio/video synchronization control. Hold down shift while adjusting to fine tune the value. r Reset display adjustment p Seek position. Select position with Left/Right and press 'p' again to seek to the selected position. v Volume control . Stop playback The following keys select the display adjustment mode: g Gamma correction b Brightness c Contrast C Colour saturation R Red saturation G Green saturation B Blue saturation s Smooth filter m Motion blur filter Up Next mode Down Previous mode After selecting an adjustment mode, use + or - to adjust the display. 6. The INI file. The WarpMedia.ini file currently has one section, [MGL_Resolutions]. This section contains the resolutions that WarpMedia will display as possible MGL fullscreen modes. If you want to use more or fewer resolutions, then you can add/remove them in this section (one resolution per line). Note that if you want to use a non-standard mode, you may first have to add it with "gamode.exe" that is located in your SDD directory. 7. Restrictions - SDD beta 39 (a higher version might not work) for fullscreen/TV output. - The display adjustment controls do not work with DivX video. 8. Known bugs Too many to list... 9. Contact/Support http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WarpMedia 10. About SDG SDG is a non-profit collaborative team of OS/2 programmers that aims to promote OS/2 by developing freeware and shareware applications. SDG is primarily known for WarpAMP, its award-winning MP3 player. SDG's web site is located at http://www.sdg.os2.nu 11. Legal Stuff Copyright: WarpMedia and all associated information, such as files and documentation, are copyright Software Developers Guild (SDG for short). Distributing: WarpMedia is a so-called freeware, which means it is free for anyone to use. You may distribute WarpMedia if you: 1) Distribute it using the distribution package (ie. the zip file that SDG released). Distributing it in any other form (for example, unzipped or repackaged using another archiver) is not permitted. 2) Do not alter the distribution package or any files it contains. 3) Do not sell WarpMedia. 4) Do not charge a "distribution fee" or "copying fee". This includes shareware CD-Roms and similar, if you wish to include WarpMedia on such a CD-ROM then you will have to get a written permission from SDG. All other forms of distribution of WarpMedia without the Software Developers Guild's written permission is prohibited. Disclaimer: WarpMedia is provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall SDG, or any member of SDG, be liable for any damages whatsoever including direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, loss of business profits or special damages, even if SDG has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
 hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/mmedia/sound/players/WarpMedia_tp8.zip  local copy
WarpMedia (5/2/2002, Doodle) Readme/What's new
S u b t i t l e r ----------------- Description: This is an application that shows subtitles for AVI files (usually SUB files) while they are being played with WarpMedia or WarpVision. It currently knows three kind of subtitle files, if you are lucky, yours is also supported.:) Usage: SUBTITLER <SubFileName> [FramePerSec] Parameter one has to be the name (and path) of the file containing the subtitles. Parameter two is optional, it is 25 by default. If the subtitle file contains Frame numbers instead of time information (numbers in curved brackets), you have the use this to provide the FPS of the AVI file. It is a real number, it's not a must to be an integer. If your subtitle file contains national characters, make sure that you set the codepage of the subtitle file in the translat.ini file (it's a plain text file). If you plan to use it with WarpMedia, you don't have to do anything else. If you plan to use it with WarpVision, you will have to use another program too, called PipeExec. It sends every output of WarpVision into a Pipe, making it possible for Subtitler to track the position of the movie. You should start WarpVision like this: PipeExec WarpVision.EXE D:\Path\Movie.AVI Sources/Compilation: All the sources are included. To compile it, you will need the followings: - IBM OS/2 DEVELOPER'S TOOLKIT (Included with eComStation) - Virtual Pascal v2.1 (can be freely downloaded from www.vpascal.com) To create an EXE, you will have to take care of the followings: - Execute R.CMD, which will create the pascal-style resource file and include file from the dialog.dlg and dialog.h files. - Make sure that the INCLUDE environment variable contains the path to the header files of the toolkit. (In my case, SET INCLUDE=F:\os2tk45\h) They are needed to compile the resources. - Start Virtual Pascal, change its directory to the directory of Subtitler.pas/PipeExec.pas (File->Change Dir...) - Open the Subtitler.pas/PipeExec.pas file - Build it! (Compile->Build) Changing the sources: You are allowed to do changes, and do everything you want with the program and/or the sources. To change the window of the program use the DLGEDIT.EXE from the toolkit to edit the dialog.res file. It will also modify the dialog.dlg and dialog.h files. Run R.CMD to reflect the changes to pascal. Contact information: I don't plan to do changes to this program, anyway, the sourcecode is open, so anybody can change it. :) The purpose of the release is to help others with creating OS/2 applications. If you still want to contact me, send an e-mail to Doodle
 hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/mmedia/Subtitler.zip  local copy
WarpMedia v. 1x01 (19/7/2001, Software Developers Guild (SDG))
 www.os2site.com/sw/mmedia/video/old/wmed_tp1.zip  local copy
WarpMedia (24/5/2001, Software Developers Guild (SDG)) Readme/What's new
Sehh skin for WarpMedia
 hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/multimedia/themes/warpmedia/WMS_Sehh_Skin.zip  local copy
WarpMedia (22/5/2001, Software Developers Guild (SDG)) Readme/What's new
Super-cool skin for WarpMedia. Not only the best skin for WarpMedia - it's the best skin for ANY media player ever made.
 hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/multimedia/themes/warpmedia/WMS_Futurama_3000.zip  local copy
WarpMedia v. 3c (1/12/1999) Readme/What's new
DivX (-; DLL for WarpMedia
 hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/mmedia/divxc32-3c.zip  local copy
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