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""Script open failed!" without reporting the filename and line number of the offending script typically indicates there's something wrong that's auto-loaded. Try temporarily clearing out your plug-ins folder."
How do I encode my WIP I posted in the Ao Oni thread? Since Hourglass refuses to start capturing Video, will this affect the run if I submit it in the future?
How do I encode my WIP I posted in the Ao Oni thread? Since Hourglass refuses to start capturing Video, will this affect the run if I submit it in the future?
It's not a good sign if hourglass cannot encode it properly.
How does hourglass refuse to start capturing video? Does it make a AVI file?
Are you able to make an AVI dump in hourglass with any other game? (Note that after selecting "Record video and audio", you must play the movie for it to record).
Are you able to make an AVI dump in hourglass with any other game? (Note that after selecting "Record video and audio", you must play the movie for it to record).
Yes, I've been able to record the game (Syobon Action, for example, was recorded this way).
Right now, I'm using cheat engine to slow down Camtasia recorder enough so that it records around the same speed as the playback speed of the file, but I don't think this method is acceptable for the site.
loadplugin("pointsize.dll")
directshowsource("your_dumped_emulator_video_goes_here.avi")
left = last
right = last.crop(0,0,width(),height()/2))
right = right.pointresize(right.width()*2,right.height()*2)
stackhorizontal(left, right)
loadplugin("pointsize.dll")
directshowsource("your_dumped_emulator_video_goes_here.avi")
left = last
right = last.crop(0,0,width(),height()/2))
right = right.pointresize(right.width()*2,right.height()*2)
stackhorizontal(left, right)
Er this is a bit off. First off, using DirectShowSource() should be last last resort as it is not frame accurate. Second, PointResize() is an internal Avisynth filter thus not needing pointsize.dll.
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Aktan wrote:
First off, using DirectShowSource() should be last last resort as it is not frame accurate.
What to use for non-avi import then?
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DSS2 (needs avss.dll, which is e.g. in CCCP)
Btw. there's no need for a LoadPlugin call if you put your DLLs and *.avsi scripts into Avisynth's "plugins" subdirectory.
DSS2("00.avi")
i = Height / 2
top = Crop(0, 0, 0, -i)
bottom = Crop(0, i, 0, 0)
StackHorizontal(top, bottom)
Oh, PointResize is an internal AVIsyth function by now? I didn't know that... (But I'm quite sure HQ2x() is not, which is also in pointsize.dll) And DSS2 is also something new to me... Good thing I posted it, so I learned something new.
Then, here this should be the code you want:
DSS2("00.avi")
i = Height / 2
top = Crop(0, 0, -0, -i)
bottom = Crop(0, i, -0, -0)
left = last
right = top.Pointresize(top.Width() * 2, top.Height() * 2)
StackHorizontal(left, right)
Thanks to all for there scripts,
I try the patyboy1a's script and it work
Thank you for helping me
This is an example screenshot!
Note: Don't think this pic is from HD encode of mister epic,I dump a short video then I apply the script!
Since you are doing lossless, that's fine. The script may be off since you seem to be on Genesis, not NES, which would have a original resolution of 320x224 (I believe). The tag is necessary to get the right aspect ratio as on a TV.
Is this method satisfactory for creating good hd videos for YouTube?
AviSource("in.avi").PointResize(2048,1792)
#2048,1792 nes resolution * 8
yt:resize=4:3
(is this tag necessary?)
Did you mean "yt:stretch=4:3"?
In fact, this "pointresize 8x" followed by yt:stretch for TV-displaying systems is the current official way of doing HD encodes.
Of course, if the source material has some whacky aspect ratio (like PSX 512x240), scaling horizontally by 4x and vertically by 8x might be in order...
I did a savestated run using Bizhawk and would like an encode of it, but a basic one with good video quality.
I went to "File, AVI/WAV, Record AVI/WAV", then i selected "AVI writer" and just clicked "OK" in the next screen. I got a good quality video, but it was splited in 15 parts. I used Windows Movie Maker to join all parts, but the result was a .wmv video with less quality than the splited one was.
Anyway, is there a simple way to have an encode that is not splited using just Bizhawk?
Note: Don't think this pic is from HD encode of mister epic,I dump a short video then I apply the script!
