Yeah, I'd try emailing that cesium.com guy if I were you, unless someone else here comes forward. (Cloudschatze maybe? It is Media Vision after all...)

MOVSPEC.ZIP I can find a few places.
http://gopherproxy.meulie.net/home.quix.us/0/ … po/cream/sound/
http://files.chatnfiles.com/The-Pier-Sharewar … 5/033/files.htm

Stiletto wrote:

Cloudschatze maybe? It is Media Vision after all...

No, sorry. Despite their video-centric heritage (Video Seven, Headland Technology), I've really only ever concerned myself with Media Vision's sound/music-related products.

Thanks guys, I've flung the guy an email yesterday. It hasn't bounced, which is nice. No response yet though. Fingers crossed!

I could have sworn I ran across these files elsewhere. If you need the "full" Video For Windows 1.1 (for Win 3.1x capture), you can grab it here: http://www.aitech.com/ftp/vfw11.zip

Installing Video For Windows and the driver from MOVSPEC.ZIP should get capture working at least in Windows. Just beware, the capture application sucks hardcore.

This card never got Windows 95 drivers, so don't bother looking. If you are REALLY lucky, an old Windows 9x compatible version of VirtualDub might work with the capture driver.

NJRoadfan wrote:

I could have sworn I ran across these files elsewhere. If you need the "full" Video For Windows 1.1 (for Win 3.1x capture), you can grab it here: http://www.aitech.com/ftp/vfw11.zip

Installing Video For Windows and the driver from MOVSPEC.ZIP should get capture working at least in Windows. Just beware, the capture application sucks hardcore.

This card never got Windows 95 drivers, so don't bother looking. If you are REALLY lucky, an old Windows 9x compatible version of VirtualDub might work with the capture driver.

Windows 95 support doesn't matter, thanksfully! 😀

The aim of my little project is to capture and upload a video to Youtube using only Windows 3.11. There was a joke video uploaded recently showing a video being made and uploaded, I'd like to do it for reals if I can.

I sense a challenge here. I do have a possible Windows 3.1x capture solution here too. 😉

OK, turns out my card is a ProMovie Spectrum 2.0. Not at all compatible with the drivers for the model 1 card, which has jumpers and DIP switches and stuff.

Sigh. Oh well. Back to the drawing board!

SquallStrife wrote:

The aim of my little project is to capture and upload a video to Youtube using only Windows 3.11. There was a joke video uploaded recently showing a video being made and uploaded, I'd like to do it for reals if I can.

Not actually a challenge.
e.g. the Matrox Media XL package is completely Win 3.x based (this is the video capture extension for the Millenium).
You can capture videos in CIF and then upload it directly to youtube (not through the web frontend).

Bringing up an old topic but found these files which is for the 650-0078-03 Pro Movie Studio card, and appears to be ProMovie Spectrum 2.0 since it does not have switches and matches model number.
Here is a picture (poor one)...

I just got a Pro Movie Spectrum (1.0 version) and I have been trying to track down any available files for it. I managed to find this floppy image that contains the dos VCR program and the promovie.drv needed to access this card in Windows 3.1. I'll report back here if this image works.

Thanks ! Yes the files are about 6 months older than the other set I have for v2... hope they work for your v1 ...
edit: found my archives and is same file set as movspec.exe.
For Windows 3.x you will want VFW v1.0 if you plan on editing captured files. Also found the FAQ files for Movie Spectrum and Movie Studio and a review/install/app description text....
will attach after checking on the turkey in the oven 😁 Happy Thanksgiving Day to those who honor it.....

the FAQ's already uploaded a year or so ago: http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … 845&menustate=0
Movie Spectrum FAQ = pmovfaq.txt , Movie Studio FAQ = qpmstud.htm