Instead of warning that Apprentice (non-commercial) licenses will expire two weeks before they expire, we now warn two days before they expire.

Instead of warning that Apprentice (non-commercial) licenses will expire two weeks before they expire, we now warn two days before they expire.

Instead of warning that Apprentice (non-commercial) licenses will expire two weeks before they expire, we now warn two days before they expire.

On Windows, mcp now has command line options to save and load codec settings file. Useful for scripting movie compression without requiring user intervention.

Special Windows Usage:

mcp [-r framerate] -w width -h height -C settings_file

This usage will prompt you for the compression settings for an AVI file and save them to the specified options file. After that, you can use the -c option with the settings file in the regular usage to compress without further prompting.

NOTES: - The options file is a platform dependent binary file.

• The -r, -w, -h options must match when reusing the file.

eg. Create an options file: mcp -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 -C cmp.opt eg. Use options file: mcp tmp*.pic -o -c cmp.opt -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 tmp.avi

On Windows, mcp now has command line options to save and load codec settings file. Useful for scripting movie compression without requiring user intervention.

Special Windows Usage:

mcp [-r framerate] -w width -h height -C settings_file

This usage will prompt you for the compression settings for an AVI file and save them to the specified options file. After that, you can use the -c option with the settings file in the regular usage to compress without further prompting.

NOTES: - The options file is a platform dependent binary file.

• The -r, -w, -h options must match when reusing the file.

eg. Create an options file: mcp -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 -C cmp.opt eg. Use options file: mcp tmp*.pic -o -c cmp.opt -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 tmp.avi

On Windows, mcp now has command line options to save and load codec settings file. Useful for scripting movie compression without requiring user intervention.

Special Windows Usage:

mcp [-r framerate] -w width -h height -C settings_file

This usage will prompt you for the compression settings for an AVI file and save them to the specified options file. After that, you can use the -c option with the settings file in the regular usage to compress without further prompting.

NOTES: - The options file is a platform dependent binary file.

• The -r, -w, -h options must match when reusing the file.

eg. Create an options file: mcp -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 -C cmp.opt eg. Use options file: mcp tmp*.pic -o -c cmp.opt -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 tmp.avi

On Windows, mcp now has command line options to save and load codec settings file. Useful for scripting movie compression without requiring user intervention.

Special Windows Usage:

mcp [-r framerate] -w width -h height -C settings_file

This usage will prompt you for the compression settings for an AVI file and save them to the specified options file. After that, you can use the -c option with the settings file in the regular usage to compress without further prompting.

NOTES: - The options file is a platform dependent binary file.

• The -r, -w, -h options must match when reusing the file.

eg. Create an options file: mcp -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 -C cmp.opt eg. Use options file: mcp tmp*.pic -o -c cmp.opt -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 tmp.avi

On Windows, mcp now has command line options to save and load codec settings file. Useful for scripting movie compression without requiring user intervention.

Special Windows Usage:

mcp [-r framerate] -w width -h height -C settings_file

This usage will prompt you for the compression settings for an AVI file and save them to the specified options file. After that, you can use the -c option with the settings file in the regular usage to compress without further prompting.

NOTES: - The options file is a platform dependent binary file.

• The -r, -w, -h options must match when reusing the file.

eg. Create an options file: mcp -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 -C cmp.opt eg. Use options file: mcp tmp*.pic -o -c cmp.opt -r 24 -w 640 -h 480 tmp.avi

When toggling on the template flag of a pop, the user no longer needs to advance the playbar to see the guide geometry appear.

When toggling on the template flag of a pop, the user no longer needs to advance the playbar to see the guide geometry appear.

When toggling on the template flag of a pop, the user no longer needs to advance the playbar to see the guide geometry appear.

When toggling on the template flag of a pop, the user no longer needs to advance the playbar to see the guide geometry appear.

When toggling on the template flag of a pop, the user no longer needs to advance the playbar to see the guide geometry appear.

Guide geometry now supports display lists... This means, among other things, that tumbling in the pops viewport while the simulation is stopped will not be dragged to a halt simply because of guide geometry.

Guide geometry now supports display lists... This means, among other things, that tumbling in the pops viewport while the simulation is stopped will not be dragged to a halt simply because of guide geometry.

Guide geometry now supports display lists... This means, among other things, that tumbling in the pops viewport while the simulation is stopped will not be dragged to a halt simply because of guide geometry.

Guide geometry now supports display lists... This means, among other things, that tumbling in the pops viewport while the simulation is stopped will not be dragged to a halt simply because of guide geometry.

Guide geometry now supports display lists... This means, among other things, that tumbling in the pops viewport while the simulation is stopped will not be dragged to a halt simply because of guide geometry.