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@@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ what details to look for.
 First, a note on consumers. When you start the script, the main menu asks
 you to choose a consumer. A consumer is like a viewer, but it could also
 write to a stream/file. The "SDL" consumer is the popular Simple DirectMedia
-Layer audio and video output. The "Westley" consumer generates an XML
+Layer audio and video output. The "xml" consumer generates an XML
 representation of the service network. That can be played directly due to the
-westley producer plugin. See docs/westley.txt for more information. The
+XML producer plugin. See docs/mlt-xml.txt for more information. The
 "MainConcept DV" consumer refers to the proprietary MLT plugin required to
-use MLT with MainConcept DV, DVCPro, and MPEG codecs. "/dev/dv1394" refers
+use MLT with MainConcept DV, DVCPro, and MPEG codecs. "/dev/dv1394/0" refers
 to a device file for transmitting DV over FireWire using the Linux dv1394 kernel
 module. The "BlueFish444" consumer is another proprietary plugin to use
 the BlueFish444 manufactured SDI video/audio output cards with MLT.
@@ -73,6 +73,8 @@ Clock in and out
 	This image can be a 16 bit PGM (grayscale bitmap) or the luma channel of
 	any video producer. A number of high quality wipes can be downloaded from
 	http://mlt.sf.net/. It also performs field rendering.
+	The second wipe demonstrates the ability to control the direction of the
+	wipe as well.
 	
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@@ -88,7 +90,7 @@ Audio Stuff
 
 	A music bed sound track can be mixed with a video. The sound track of the
 	video clip has a "floating" amplitude normalisation filter applied.
-	Typically, audio nornmalisation applies a constant gain factor across the
+	Typically, audio normalisation applies a constant gain factor across the
 	entire duration of an audio segment from a single source where the 
 	gain factor is automatically determined by anaylsing the maximum "power"
 	or peak levels. However, in news production, a popular requirement is to
@@ -154,7 +156,7 @@ Title over graphic
 Slideshow
 
 	This demo requires any number of JPEG images with the extension ".jpg"
-	in a subdirectory named "Scotland."
+	in a subdirectory named "photos."
 
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