It's even worse when deinterlaced. (SEIZURE WARNING) (note: 30 FPS, original is 60 FPS)
This is a pretty big issue. However, if you want to keep your video interlaced (see first image), the solution is thankfully simple:
In this example, 289 is the first frame the screw-up happens, while 421 is the last frame of that happening. 288 is the last "clean" frame just before the screw-up. This effectively replaces frames 289 to 421 with frame 288, while the audio remains unaltered. If you deinterlaced your video beforehand, well...Language: Avisynthvid = AVISource("MGSI_1.avi") FreezeFrame(vid, 289, 421, 288)
As you can see, you actually need 2 frames to fix the screwup that happens between frames 288 and 421 to keep consistency with the rest of the video. There may be a better solution , but it works. The reason why it's frame 288 instead of frame 289 in this example is because the video would be one frame too long otherwise. After all, we want to keep the same frame count. For both solutions, you can re-save them as AVI (I recommend that, actually) with a lossless codec of your choice (e.g. Lagarith). For the record, you don't have to do this when dealing with SCPH1001 (probably not even SCPH1002) or with newer PS1 BIOSes (SCPH5500-5502, etc).Language: Avisynthvid = AVISource("MGSI_1deint.avi", audio=false) audio = WAVSource("MGSI_1deint.avi") a = vid.Trim(0, 287) # pre-screwup c = vid.Trim(422, 0) # post-screwup d = vid.Trim(286, 287) # fix screwup vidfixed = a + d + d + d + d + d + *insert 60 more d's* + d + c AudioDub(vidfixed, audio)
The question is, how does it look on tv?
So I think at some point the 3 A7800 runs will need new encodes.
vvvvvv Emulation didn't change otherwise so sync should not be an issue.
So I think at some point the 3 A7800 runs will need new encodes.
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The black border is part of 1.11.3 The White border is 1.11.9.1Language: AviSynthcrop(24,28,352,228)
Yay... I have to go fix C64anabalt again...
Oh the other issue, is the screen resolution is 320x200...
or to be exact this:
So in other words it could be backwards in saying that 1.11.9.1 is wrong, and older versions like 1.11.3 is right.
Yeah, C64 defaults to SmallProportional on 1.11.9.1 not Normal... so ignore that.+fsvgm777 never censoring anything.
I noticed the PS1 SCPH1000 bootup logo looks really bad for around two seconds:It's even worse when deinterlaced. (SEIZURE WARNING) (note: 30 FPS, original is 60 FPS) This is a pretty big issue. However, if you want to keep your video interlaced (see first image), the solution is thankfully simple:
In this example, 289 is the first frame the screw-up happens, while 421 is the last frame of that happening. 288 is the last "clean" frame just before the screw-up. This effectively replaces frames 289 to 421 with frame 288, while the audio remains unaltered. If you deinterlaced your video beforehand, well...Language: Avisynthvid = AVISource("MGSI_1.avi") FreezeFrame(vid, 289, 421, 288)As you can see, you actually need 2 frames to fix the screwup that happens between frames 288 and 421 to keep consistency with the rest of the video. There may be a better solution , but it works. The reason why it's frame 288 instead of frame 289 in this example is because the video would be one frame too long otherwise. After all, we want to keep the same frame count. For both solutions, you can re-save them as AVI (I recommend that, actually) with a lossless codec of your choice (e.g. Lagarith). For the record, you don't have to do this when dealing with SCPH1001 (probably not even SCPH1002) or with newer PS1 BIOSes (SCPH5500-5502, etc).Language: Avisynthvid = AVISource("MGSI_1deint.avi", audio=false) audio = WAVSource("MGSI_1deint.avi") a = vid.Trim(0, 287) # pre-screwup c = vid.Trim(422, 0) # post-screwup d = vid.Trim(286, 287) # fix screwup vidfixed = a + d + d + d + d + d + *insert 60 more d's* + d + c AudioDub(vidfixed, audio)
Edit: On second read, this may be a different problem, oops, but I'll leave this here to note the problem with PSX core.Language: avisynthSeparateFields() SelectEven() Weave()
It was using the A2600 palette instead of the A7800 palette. So I think at some point the 3 A7800 runs will need new encodes.
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ffmpeg -i input_file.mkv -c copy -metadata:s:v:0 stereo_mode=1 output_file.mkv+fsvgm777 never censoring anything.
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The Youtube Encode for [1299] SNES Contra III: The Alien Wars "game end glitch" by Cpadolf in 03:20.38 doesnt seem to play audio correctly, comparing the gun shots and even bomb sound effect to somthing like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bZMP56gtwg
