OSMMREEL - REELMAGIC SOUND-CARD EMULATION IN OS/2 WARP AND OS/2 WARP
           FULLPACK
01/25/96

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  ReelMagic Sound-Card Emulation in OS/2 Warp and OS/2 Warp Fullpack
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Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures
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DESCRIPTION

MMPM/2 provides support for MPEG (Moving Pictures Experts Group) 
playback using ReelMagic. You must select both ReelMagic Audio and 
ReelMagic Video options.

The only cards that support MPEG Audio under OS/2 are Sound Blaster 
cards.

If you are using a ReelMagic card in your system, set the resolution to 
640x480 at 256 colors. Otherwise, results will be unpredictable. 

RESOLUTION

Set the ReelMagic sound card to emulate popular sound cards. To do this,
you need to change the CONFIG.SYS file.

1. At a command prompt, type E CONFIG.SYS and press Enter.

2. Change: DEVICE=C:\MMOS2\RMAUDIO.SYS /P260 /N:RMAUD1$
   To:     DEVICE=C:\MMOS2\RMAUDIO.SYS /P260 U:1 V:240 W:5 X:1
            /N:RMAUD1$

   Valid values for U (Enable wave-audio portion of the card):

      U:1 (Enable)
      U:0 (Disable)

   Valid values for V (I/O port address for wave-audio device):
 
      V:220
      V:240

   Valid values for W (Interrupt number for wave-audio device):

      X:1
      X:2
      X:3

3. Save and exit the file; then shut down and restart the system.

You might be able to find an audio device driver you can install
through Selective Install that will allow you to play .WAV files and 
system sounds on the ReelMagic card. This will make it possible for 
DOS games and applications to use the wave-audio portion of the card.

Note: The DEVICE statement for the new audio driver must be after the
      DEVICE=C:\MMOS2\RMAUDIO.SYS statement to enable the wave-audio
      portion of the ReelMagic cards.

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