It seems that we have some skilled programmes among us so I ask if it could be possible to make the lenght of the movie in frames visible during the recording. If it is possible then it would be much easier for the players to make time attacks because you could estimate the progress all the time and you could easily say that you are eg 6 frames faster than your previous version. Now you have to stop and split your movies every now and then to estimate the progress. You could also time some jumps better because you can count the frames easier and you could slow down the game and jump on the right spot with ease.
I don't know if virtuanes or some other emulator has this property already but it would be good in famtasia or in any other emulator.
Since this will require adding additional code to the program, not modifying existing code, I think it's quite unlikely that this will ever happen.
I'm not saying it's impossible (it has been done, eg. with many (s)nes rpg translations), but it's very difficult.
Since this will require adding additional code to the program, not modifying existing code, I think it's quite unlikely that this will ever happen.
I'm not saying it's impossible (it has been done, eg. with many (s)nes rpg translations), but it's very difficult.
It's possible, and I think blip can do it and it'll be done. :)
It'd be very useful too.
That Bisqwit and his Linux. Oh boy.
Yeah, Fceu is my favorite, but I use Nester and Nesticle from time to time too. If only all the other emulator authors had also thought of being able to load save states during a movie so it actually rewinds the movie...
put yourself in my rocketpack if that poochie is one outrageous dude
I made a fmv that's 31:08 long (looking at my watch), but if I load the fmv it says the record time is only 25:40. Any idea's how this could be?
(sorry if it's a little off topic, didn't wanna make a enw thread)
I made a fmv that's 31:08 long (looking at my watch), but if I load the fmv it says the record time is only 25:40. Any idea's how this could be?
- Your replay speed is off (you have set it to 121% speed)
- Your computer isn't fast enough to play it at 100% speed with your given settings.
- Your FMV file is corrupt
Pick one.
Those three things could explane it, however I think I would notice the first and second one...
You could check it out yourself, you know I sent you this file ;)
Those three things could explane it, however I think I would notice the first and second one...
You could check it out yourself, you know I sent you this file ;)
Your movie is 112110 frames long, which makes it 31:08.5 long.
Overall the file looks okay, but I don't know the FMV header too well.
