Name:         J-Avid Cinema 1.1.5 Update (Kanji/Japanese)
Version:      n/a
Released:     November 5, 1997
Requires:
Mac OS 7.6.1 or later and an Avid Cinema PCI card.
Description:
Avid Cinema 1.1.5 replaces all earlier versions of
Avid Cinema.

This software consists of a self-extracting archive. To use,
download it to your hard drive and then double-click it to
decompress the software.

From the Read Me included with the US version of this
software:

Avid Cinema version 1.1.5 Web Update Readme

This Readme explains who should use the Avid Cinema 1.1.5
Update, what changes are included in this update, and how to
install it over the Web.

Who should use the Avid Cinema 1.1.5 Update?

The Avid Cinema 1.1.5 Update is for all Avid Cinema users.
If you are running:

* Avid Cinema 1.1.4 - You should upgrade to version 1.1.5,
because you can now resave movies in electronic file format
(such as Internet/WWW) without renaming them.

* Avid Cinema 1.1.3 - You should upgrade to version 1.1.5 so
that you can resave movies in electronic file format (such
as Internet/WWW) without renaming them, or upgrade to Mac OS
8.0.

* Avid Cinema 1.1, 1.1.1, 1.1.2 - You should upgrade to
Mac OS 7.6.1 or 8.0 and Avid Cinema 1.1.5 to take advantage
of the revisions in recent versions of the product.

* Avid Cinema 1.0 and you plan to use the Avid Cinema 1.1.5
Update, you need to download Avid Cinema 1.1 from the Web
and install it first.

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR 5500/6500 USERS:  Before installing the
Avid Cinema 1.1.5 Update on a Power Macintosh 5500 or 6500,
you need to have installed Avid Cinema from the CD included
in the Avid Cinema 1.1.3 standalone kit.  Installing Avid
Cinema from version 1.1.1 of the standalone kit will not
install the files necessary for the 5500 or 6500 to run Avid
Cinema.  The 1.1.5 Update will only work on Power Macintosh
5500 or 6500 machines if you have previously done a FULL
install of 1.1.3, or if Avid Cinema was preinstalled by
Apple on these machines.

Revisions to Avid Cinema 1.1.5

*  Avid Cinema 1.1.5 supports Mac OS 7.6.1 and 8.0.

*  You can now resave a movie in electronic file format (eg
Internet/WWW) without renaming it.

*  In the Bring Video In Tab,  a stop sign no longer appears
in place of the camcorder icon.

*  For users of Avid Cinema 1.1 and 1.1.1, version 1.1.5
also corrects the following problems:

-   Previously, when sending movies out to tape, the volume
on the tape may have recorded lower than expected.  This
required you to have to turn up the volume on your
television in order to hear your videotape. The volume will
now be higher when you send your movie out to tape.

-   Non-local number formats now display correct characters
in the Disk Space Remaining area in the Bring Video In Tab.


Installing the Avid Cinema 1.1.5 Update

The compressed Avid Cinema 1.1.5 Update file is a
self-extracting file.  When you double click this file, a
dialog box prompts you to name the folder and choose a
location in which to save it.  Choose your desktop, and keep
the default name for this file.

The new Avid Cinema 1.1.5 Update folder contains:
*	The Avid Cinema 1.1.5 application 
*	This 1.1.5 Web Update Readme 
* The Avid Cinema Guide (online help file)

To install the Avid Cinema 1.1.5 Update:

1)  Locate the previous Avid Cinema folder.
2)  Drag the new version (1.1.5) of the Avid Cinema
application file and the Avid Cinema Guide file over the 
previous Avid Cinema folder until it is highlighted, and 
release the mouse.  Two dialogs ask if you want to replace 
the existing versions.  Click OK on each dialog.
3)  Launch Avid Cinema.

Note:  If you have an alias for a previous version of Avid
Cinema, this alias no longer works and you should make a new
one.

IMPORTANT:  To use Apple Video Player after installing Avid
Cinema, you must set your monitor's resolution to 640 x 480
and thousands or millions of colors.