• High performance video resolution at 720 x 480 (16 million colors)
• Richer than CD quality sound (frequency response: 10Hz - 20Hz; signal-to-noise ratio: 96 dB)
• Dolby Digital Surround Sound
• Sharp slow motion and freeze-frame video
• Multiple camera angle option
• Supports up to 8 language tracks, 32 subtitle languages.
• Power dissipation: 1.5 watts (maximum)
• Low CPU usage
• Type II PCMCIA card compatible with the Zoomed Video Standard.
• Operating voltage 5V or 3.3V
• MPEG-2 video AC3 audio
• MPEG-1 video/audio
• Fully compatible CSS decryption & region code
• Macrovision 7.01
• Stereo Audio Output
  1. DDS (SPDIF output optical, optional)
  2. Analog stereo (2 channel) I2S for ZV interface
  3. Karaoke mode
• Supports NTSC, PAL, composite and S-Video outputs
  • Software Driver Support
  • Hot Plug & Play interface with Win 95 & 98 and NT 5.0
• APM Aware Driver Support
• MCI for Win 95
• WDM Driver for Win 95 & 98 and NT 5.0
  • Win 98 H/W Drivers
• WDM Kernel Mode Driver
  • GUI Application Layer Interface
• DVD Navigator
• Video CD 2.0 support
• Multiple ZV client support
• IBM ThinkPad Proven
• Panasonic Toughbook Tested

System Requirements:

• Notebook: Zoomed Video (ZV) enabled, DVD-ROM drive
• Processor: Pentium or higher
• Memory: 16MB or more
• OS: Windows 95 & 98
• Hard Drive: 10MB or more
• Display: VGA or higher

DVD-to-Go Specifications:

DVD-to-Go Full Function Navigator Specifications

• DVD Navigator standard functions: Stop, Play, Pause, Fast-Forward, Reverse, Next and Previous Chapter, Single Step, Eject Disc
• Fast-Forward and Reverse at 2 or 8 times the normal speed
• Slow motion at 2, 8 or 16 times slower than the normal speed
• Parental control support
• Multiple camera angles (up to 9)
• Up to 8 language (audio) tracks
• Up to 32 subtitle languages
• Full-region code support
• AB, chapter and title repeat
• Time search
• Full DVD title menu support
• Multiple face plate colors
• Full display/basic display modes
• Sizeable video (up to full screen)
• Brightness, hue, and saturation adjustments for the video out
• Brightness, contrast and gamma adjustments for the LCD display

How can I get the latest driver for DVD-to-Go card?
The latest driver can obtained by going into our Support section
...DVD-to-Go
...Driver Update

Can I play DVD titles in a different country or REGION?
You can play DVD titles in different countries or regions by changing the region code up to 5 TIMES (including the setup choice). After that, the last REGION setting is permanently marked. This feature is required to be compliant with the DVD Specification.

Can I play DVD titles using my CD-ROM drive?
Unfortunately, CD-ROM drives cannot read DVDs since the format is completely different. CD-ROM drives detect CD-ROM, audio CD, Video CD and Recordable-CD. On the other hand, DVD-ROM drives detect DVD-ROM as well as those read by CD-ROM drives.

What if my notebook does not have a DVD drive, can I still use the card?
Yes, the DVD-to-Go card can decode and playback MPEG-1, VideoCD and MPEG-2 clips directly from either the hard disk or CD-ROM Drive.

What are the relative advantages of using the DVD-to-Go card over using a CPU-based MPEG player, other than increased multi-tasking abilities. I.E. How would this card compare to a Pentium 266 MHz running under Win95 or Win98?
The advantage of using the DVD-to-Go card is to utilize less system performance while other applications running at the same time. An ability of playing back your DVD title in full-screen and full-motion (30 frames per second).

Can I play MPEG and AVI files using the DVD-to-Go card?
You can playback MPEG files using the DVD-to-Go card but not the AVI files since these type of files are not compressed.

What version of DVD-to-Go driver should I be using with my system?

If you are running Windows 95...then download the MCI-based driver.

If you are running Windows 98 and ...

1. you have an ATI-Mobility VGA chipset then download the WDM-based driver.
2. the MCI-based driver is not working then download the WDM-based driver. You should always try the MCI-based driver first.
3. you intend to use applications that make use of MCI (the application would list MCI as a requirement in its manual or box) then use the MCI-based driver.

I live in Europe, how do I set the Region Code to 2?
It is important that you CAN ONLY play the DVD titles from that region due to the compliance with the specification of DVD. Since majority of the DVD drives are RPC-II (ie, phase II), the region information is stored within the DVD drive. The only way to restore the count is to contact your DVD drive or notebook manufacturer.

Does the DVD-to-Go card come with a DVD player or I can use it with my notebook's CD-ROM player? What type of drive is recommended?
The DVD-to-Go card DOES NOT come with a DVD drive and you certainly can use the card with your notebook's CD-ROM drive. If you are planning to use the card to view DVD disc / title, you would need to have either an internal or external DVD drive in order for the disc to be read.

How do I know if my notebook is compatible with your DVD-to-Go card?
It is important to know if your notebook is Zoomed Video (ZV) enabled in order to use our product. This can be done by either checking the notebook's User Manual or contacting its manufacturer. You can verify your notebook by checking our Systems Compatibility ZV notebooks list especially the matrix at the top of the list.

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