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I tried this but couldn't make it work. It looks like the video-in kinda keeps working, but the video-out stops. When I reverted to the 755CD EV 1.20 install, the output started working again. Could there be something that you did that got missed (or that I missed)? Something funny is going on with my video-in in both cases (755 and 760 drivers) right now. Instead of getting external video in, I get reproductions of the TP screen. Pretty wierd. This is while using Digital Video Director Capture. I just got my TP back from IBM EasyServe. I hope they didn't mess something up...but I don't know what it could have been if they did...Direct video screen capture actually can be neat if it could be better controlled. It looks a lot faster than ScreenCam or similar products. Too bad it's just some system/software glitch. Thanks Mike Redmond PS I have an "older" 755CD with the 486 DX4 processor, not the Pentium version. -------------- At 09:25 PM 9/21/96 -0400, you wrote: >I tried out a hunch and downloaded the enhanced video drivers for win95 >for the 760CD to try out on my 755CD. The video capture card on both of >them is the V7320 so I figured they might work. And in fact they do, and >it gives you an additional feature, an MCI overlay driver which you can >use from win95 media player that gives you a video in window that you can >resize dynamically by just clicking on the corners and stretching it. >There is one caveat however, for some reason you must use your original >V7320APM.EXE driver that is loaded in you config.sys, so before you >install these drivers make a copy of v7320apm.exe under a different name >then copy it back. If you use the one that comes with the 760cd disk, >then the video input window will not work after resuming from suspend >mode if it was open when you went into suspend mode. >The file to get from the IBM ftp site is vetpfw95.exe. >Perhaps if someone from IBM is reading this they could change the files on >the ftp site so that at least the mci overlay driver is included with >755cd dtiver diskette. > >The changes the vetpfw95.exe file will make to your config files are as >follows: > >config.sys: >replaces v7320apm.exe and v7320mgr.exe > >system.ini: >in [boot] on drivers= adds c:\v7320\v7320pnl.dll > >in [386enh] replaces v7320.386 with new version >in [drivers] replaces v7320cap.drv and v7320rdr.drv with .dll versions >in [MCI] ads Overlay=v7320ovl.dll > > >Remember for it to work properly (this was my experience) with >suspend/resume you must use your old v7320apm.exe in config.sys, all the >other files you can let it overwrite. > >Josh Hosseinof >hosseino@yu1.yu.edu > > > > >