RealMagic
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RealMagic, from Sigma Designs, was one of the first fully compliant MPEG playback boards on the market in the mid-90s. An ISA board, it operated as a pass through video board that combined an MPEG video stream into a computer's regular display signal, using special software to scale and align the MPEG video into windows onscreen
In their early days, RealMagic boards were called ReelMagic.
[edit] Successors
Sigma design's Realmagic superseded by
- Realmagic Hollywood+
- Realmagic X-Card
- Realmagic NetStream2000 - 4000
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Software written for the REAL magic hardware includes:
- Under a Killing Moon - Access Software
- Gabriel Knight
- Escape form Cybercity
- Kings Quest VI - Sierra Online
- Dragons Lair
- Police Quest IV - Sierra Online
- Return to Zork - Infocom
- The Lord of the Rings - Interplay
Note: the above titles were on a REELMAGIC demo CD that came with the hardware. The CD also contained corporate promotion videos, training videos, news footage of JFK and the Apollo moon mission. Also included in the bundle, was a complete version of The Horde - published by Crystal Dynamics (1994)
Other software includes:
- The Psychotron (an interactive mystery movie) - Merit Software
