said:
> I got a .MOV
>(Quicktime) file to run, with poor quality and without sound. I've had
>no luck with a .WMV (Windows movie) file so far.
>I'll have to keep testing, and see what does and doesn't work.
Yes, keep testing. Some things work, some don't. I'd urge you to follow
the instructions, and double check in the settings of wvgui to ensure that
Warp Overlay is indeed installed correctly. Also, the version of Warp
Overlay that you downloaded is *very* old, and I'd bet that unless you
update it, you will mostly be better off without it, and I'd be surprised
if any plug-ins worked very well.
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