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W. K. Mahler, Mahlers.com
Hi,
I realize this is a q & a group so I ask a different question, not a help me
I don't know what I'm doing question at all but one of, is Microsoft behind
the times?
Below is the article I ask you to read and then after, my commentary.
Please you tell me / us.
Windows Vista 'DreamScene' Available
By BetaNews Staff, BetaNews
February 15, 2007, 3:34 PM
Microsoft on Wednesday made available a beta of the second "Ultimate Extra"
for Windows Vista, which is available for download free of charge for those
who purchased the Ultimate Edition of the new operating system. Called
DreamScene, the Extra lets users put videos as their desktop background.
Developed by Stardock and first demoed at CES in January, DreamScene also
adds the capability to fill a background with an image without distorting
its size. Microsoft reminds users that DreamScene is still a Technical
Preview and unsupported until the final release. Vista Ultimate users can
download DreamScene from Windows Update.
*Circa summer 2001, I purchased the ATI video card, Rage 128 Pro with TV
Tuner In, meaning I could stream tv/video/dvd/vcd/mpg2 on my desktop so
therefore, it was available. BTW, the card then, also supported digital
audio and had SVCD in/out along with the common known red-green-blue video
in/out, presently the ATI cards can handle HDTV and better. They both
worked / works with Win98/2000/XP. Desktop icons and the task bar were on
the top unless I did otherwise, the video could be bigger than the average
postage stamp to full screen as well and anywhere else in size, proportional
to the actual broadcast screen detail. 16:9 or 4:3.
Why is Microsoft catching onto this now and or, is there any difference?
I realize this is a q & a group so I ask a different question, not a help me
I don't know what I'm doing question at all but one of, is Microsoft behind
the times?
Below is the article I ask you to read and then after, my commentary.
Please you tell me / us.
Windows Vista 'DreamScene' Available
By BetaNews Staff, BetaNews
February 15, 2007, 3:34 PM
Microsoft on Wednesday made available a beta of the second "Ultimate Extra"
for Windows Vista, which is available for download free of charge for those
who purchased the Ultimate Edition of the new operating system. Called
DreamScene, the Extra lets users put videos as their desktop background.
Developed by Stardock and first demoed at CES in January, DreamScene also
adds the capability to fill a background with an image without distorting
its size. Microsoft reminds users that DreamScene is still a Technical
Preview and unsupported until the final release. Vista Ultimate users can
download DreamScene from Windows Update.
*Circa summer 2001, I purchased the ATI video card, Rage 128 Pro with TV
Tuner In, meaning I could stream tv/video/dvd/vcd/mpg2 on my desktop so
therefore, it was available. BTW, the card then, also supported digital
audio and had SVCD in/out along with the common known red-green-blue video
in/out, presently the ATI cards can handle HDTV and better. They both
worked / works with Win98/2000/XP. Desktop icons and the task bar were on
the top unless I did otherwise, the video could be bigger than the average
postage stamp to full screen as well and anywhere else in size, proportional
to the actual broadcast screen detail. 16:9 or 4:3.
Why is Microsoft catching onto this now and or, is there any difference?