Announcing Accelerated Indeo Video 3.2 for AMII Users

Digital Video Arts, Ltd. is pleased to announce it has signed an
agreement to bundle the NewWorld Operating Environment (NWOE) with all
new ActionMedia II boards shipped by Intel.  This arrangement will
coincide with the availability of release 4.0 of the operating
environment.  Individuals who already own ActionMedia II boards may
purchase the NWOE from DVA or an authorized distributor.  Orders are
being taken now with an expected ship date of October 14, 1994.

A press release announcing the availability of the NewWorld Operating
Environment v4.0 is attached to this message.  For ordering information
or technical specifications, please contact George Breen of Digital
Video Arts at (215) 576-7920.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT:        Mandi Griffies
                Digital Video Arts, Ltd.
                (215) 576-7920

Digital Video Arts, Ltd. Announces the Release of the NewWorld Operating
Environment v4.0

Enabling Full Screen Full Motion Playback of Indeo Video Files Under
Video for Windows

Dresher, PA, September 1, 1994 - Digital Video Arts, Ltd. today
announced the release of the NewWorld Operating Environment v4.0
enabling the full screen full motion playback of Indeo video 3.2 files
under Video for Windows.  The operating environment also features a WAVE
audio driver that improves audio/video synchronization under Video for
Windows and virtually eliminates the need for an add-in sound card for
audio playback through most Windows applications.

The NewWorld Operating Environment is a collection of audio/video
drivers that interface with Intel's i750R chip set to present full
screen full motion video, audio, hi-res still images, graphics and
animation.  Release 4 supports a variety of i750 video accelerator
boards, including the ActionMediaR II board, AMBasic board and Inno
Micro's PBB-1100 Indeo video accelerator board.

"Our goal is to make full screen full motion video easily accessible to
both application developers and application users," commented George
Breen, president, Digital Video Arts, Ltd.  "Support for both Video
for Windows and the Media Control Interface enable the operating
environment to do just that.  Users can accelerate existing Indeo video
applications with ease and developers can incorporate full screen full
motion video into their multimedia productions for more interesting and
effective applications."

In addition to accelerating Indeo video 3.2 .AVI files, an MCI device
driver is included in the operating environment making possible the
presentation of .AVS format files, such as PLV, TrueMotionR and
SuperRTV video clips.  Compressed 9 or 16 bit images, including JPEG
files, can be displayed at VGA resolutions of up to 1024x768.  The MCI
driver may be utilized from high level authoring packages such as
ToolBookR and IconAuthorR.

Beyond providing the driver support for high level authoring packages,
NWOE 4.0 provides the run-time software necessary for executing programs
created in the NewWorld Programmers Development Kit for DOS and Windows
C/C++ applications.

Until December 31, 1994, Digital Video Arts will be offering the
NewWorld Toolkit free to purchasers of the NewWorld Operating
Environment v4.0.  The toolkit includes a capture program that will
capture 30 PFS full screen AVS files, a 24-bit still image capture
program, an .avs to .avi file conversion utility that incorporates image
enhancement and an image conversion tool to covert images between DVI
and other standard image formats.

By combining the tools, it is possible to use the ActionMedia II board
with the capture module to capture 320x240 Indeo video 3.2 at 30 frames
per second.

The minimum system requirements are a 33Mhz 386DX with 4MB of RAM, an
ActionMedia II or compatible card, DOS 5.0, Microsoft Windows 3.1 and
Video for Windows 1.1.  Use of DVA's capture tools requires an
ActionMedia II delivery board with capture module.

The NewWorld Operating Environment is available separately for existing
ActionMedia II board owners, and comes bundled from the manufacturer
with Intel's AMBasic board and Inno Micro's PBB-1100 board.

Digital Video Arts, Ltd. is the world's leading supplier of system
software for i750-based multimedia applications.

Indeo is a trademark and ActionMedia and i750 are registered trademarks
of Intel Corporation.  Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
DOS is a trademark of IBM.  TrueMotion is a registered trademark of the
Duck Corporation.  ToolBook is a registered trademark of Asymetrix
Corporation.
IconAuthor is a registered trademark of AimTech Corporation.

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