                      Welcome to QuickMotion 2.0! 
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QuickMotion plays QuickTime* and QuickTime VR* movies 100% natively under OS/2 Warp.  QuickMotion is brought to you by Practice Corporation.

Requires:
 * OS/2 Warp with multimedia support installed.

Install
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To install QuickMotion:
 1 - Unzip the Binaries.zip file
 2 - Run INSTALL.CMD
 3 - Select QuickMotion
 4 - Click Install
 5 - Follow the prompts

Notes
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 - This version of QuickMotion will replace any previously installed 
   version.

 - Due to more efficient linking, version 2.0 is smaller than previous
   versions, even though it contains many more features.

 - The QuickFlick Netscape plugin will not be installed correctly if
   you have moved Netscape to a different location after installing it.
   Manually copy NPQKFL.DLL to your Netscape \PLUGINS directory.

 - Up-to-the-minute information can be found at http://www.quickmotion.com


Full Description
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QuickMotion is an OS/2 Multimedia component that plays QuickTime, QuickTime VR (QuickMotion 2.0 and higher) and Windows-style AVI movies. QuickMotion can do this because it contains a complete QuickTime engine, with support for all the most popular video and audio decompressors (Indeo, Cinema, Animation, IMA, etc.). Version 2.0 adds support for Virtual Reality objects and single- and multi-node panoramas.

QuickMotion works under the expandable OS/2 Multimedia architecture. With QuickMotion, any native OS/2 application that can play OS/2-style AVI movies can also play QuickTime movies and Windows-style AVI movies.

Some examples of native OS/2 movie applications are the Workplace Shell components that appear in the Open As... menu for movie files, Video In, the QuickFlick movie player applications and the QuickFlick plugin for Netscape.

It's easy to use QuickMotion because it integrates seamlessly with OS/2 multimedia, and works behind the scenes to add playback support for a great many types of QuickTime and Windows-style AVI movies. To use QuickMotion, simply open the movie using your 32-bit OS/2 Multimedia application of choice.

Tip: When you choose Open... in some applications, they may list only *.AVI files. Remove the *.AVI selection in order to list all files, including QuickTime movies.

LICENSE
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Since 2011, Tom Harding released Quickmotion 2.0 as open source software under the GNU GPL license.

Source Code
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The source code repository can be found at: 
http://sourceforge.net/projects/qmos2/ 



*QuickTime and QuickTime VR are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.


