Replay Setup
============

RepSetup is used to configure Acorn Replay movie playback
options. You should not need to run it separately; it
integrates into !Configure.

Interactive help is available (load !Help from Apps).

ReplaySetup is used to configure the default ARMovie settings
and also provides a basic multi-tasking desktop player with
a limited feature set compared to !ARPlayer.

Since the player is multi-tasking it enables windows to be moved over the playback window during playback, and also allows the playback window
to be moved around screen and re-scaled during playback.

The plugin provides the following Replay setting options.

Scaling
-------
  Same as source
    i.e a 1:1 playback ratio.
    The !ARPlayer application normally plays back at 2:1
    scaling unless the -small playback option is used.
  2:1 scaling
    The same as the !ARPlayer default
  Scaled to backdrop
    This scales the picture to fill the backdrop and also
    plays behind all open windows.
  Other
    This option allows any arbitrary scaling options to be
    applied to a Movie.

Preserve aspect ratio
    Preserves the aspect ratio during resizing.

Movie scales to fit window.
    The playback window size can be changed by dragging the
    bottom scroll bar box to resize the window.

Limits
------
This option sets the Playback options.
See the Replay Documentation (Boot.Resources.!ARMovie.Documents.ProgIf)
ARMovie$Frames section for further details.

Frontend
--------
When a Replay Movie is run it may appear with or without a control
bar at the bottom of the playback window.
The Playback window may be set to have a ToolBar or a TimeBar
or Both.
(At present the TimeBar is option is disabled).  

Other
----
Sound may be enabled or disabled.

Playback speed may be set.

Further Information
-------------------

Selecting Menu over the Replay Configuration Window
will display the ARMovie version details.

Selecting Menu over a playback window will display
the Helpful Information file about the Replay
Movie being played back.

23/02/2002