Release Notes

InterActual Player 1.8 Release Notes Thank you for using the InterActual Player for Macintosh version 1.8. System Requirements - Mac OS X version 10.4 (Tiger), Mac OS X version 10.3 (Panther). More recent versions of Mac OS X may require an update. Please visit http:// support.interactual.com/ for information on updates. - Intel Mac, Power Mac G3, G4 or G5, iMac, eMac, PowerBook G3 or G4, or iBook computer with 128MB of physical RAM. - A DVD-ROM equipped Macintosh with built-in FireWire. - Safari (1.0 or higher) and Microsoft Internet Explorer for Mac OS X (5.2 or higher). Internet Explorer is required for any DVDs that unlock exclusive websites. - Please note: external DVD drives, the original PowerBook G3 and processor upgrade cards are not supported. In order to use this software, your Macintosh must already be able to play back DVDs using the built in Apple DVD Player. The InterActual Player will not add DVD playback capabilities to systems that do not currently support it. DVDs Supported This version of the player will only load the DVD-ROM content from DVD titles that have specialized Macintosh content. A list of these DVDs is maintained on InterActual's Support Website (http://support.interactual.com/). You can use the InterActual Player to play other DVDs, but any (PC-only) ROM content will not be loaded. Browser Support In this latest version of the InterActual Player, the majority of ROM content will load and display within the InterActual Player. If online content is loaded, it will typically be launched in your default web browser as specified in your Internet System Preference. Installing and Running the InterActual Player If you have a DVD with Macintosh content on it: Be sure to quit the Apple DVD Player if it is running (the Apple DVD Player will typically launch automatically upon insertion of a DVD). To install InterActual Player, double click the disc image at the root of the DVD (IAPlayer.dmg) and click “Agree” after you have reviewed the software license agreement. This mounts a new volume on the Apple desktop, called "InterActual_Player". Double click this volume to open it. Drag the InterActual Player icon to a convenient location in your system (for example: the Applications folder or the Desktop). You can now unmount the "InterActual_Player" volume, by hitting the Eject button in the Finder, or dragging to the Eject button on the dock. Double click the InterActual Player icon to launch the software. You can make InterActual Player launch automatically when you insert a DVD by opening your System Preferences and clicking on CDs & DVDs under the Hardware section. Click the drop-down menu next to "When you insert a video DVD:", select "Open other application..." and then locate InterActual_Player. If you are downloading the latest version of the InterActual Player from the web: The latest version of the I…