Matrox Screws Win2k Users
by Maarten Goldstein, May 31, 2001 10:02am PDTAfter keeping their customers waiting for months (see this post from January), Matrox has decided to cancel (see this post) all development on Win2k drivers for Marvel G200, Marvel G400, and Rainbow Runner G-series capture cards. There is some community reaction here. This is really is too bad, especially with Matrox blaming it on the "complexity of the MJPEG format and the OS" (while they do have NT4 drivers). Thanks O'doyle.
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from the opengl debacle to this shit
aswell as failing to invest in high end 3d market
screw these silly ass canucks
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Read the forum post more carefully. I think they're only cancelling hardware capture/playback for a certain video format, MJPEG. It looks like software capture can still be done and fed into a software MPEG encoder.
It looks like they'll continue support for W2K for 2D, 3D and everything else.
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People who bought it and got sucky OpenGL kept on believing that Matrox would come back with amazing drivers. They didn't. And for the same reason; "Its too hard, we are going to move resources to our Next Video Card."
Thats why Matrox is a has-been company.
*snicker*
actually no one will buy their cards...
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