To show off this cool hyperspecced intro (turboR, GFX9000, MoonSound, harddisk), I tried to make an AVI file of it using the latest openMSX CVS code, which runs the demo flawlessly.
However, due to my slow PC (and a certain degree of lazyness) I have to mention some problems with this video:
the video is only 10 frames per second
openMSX was set to 10 frames per second and scale_factor 1 (lowest quality)
the video shows stutters at regular intervals (I suppose due to the 'live' recording); on a real MSX and in openMSX it's 100% smooth
the sound was recorded separately (using the openMSX soundlog function) and added later: this causes some slight out-of-syncness in general and a huge out-of-sync at the end: for the audio I pressed "SPACE" a lot later than in the video recording, so now you have the wrong sound during the fighter selection at the end.
But all in all, it should give you a good impression of this intro demo and also somewhat the openMSX emulation of it
Technical details: it's a 24MB AVI, encoded with the M$ MPEG-4 v2 codec with mencoder (thanks to Wouter for telling me how to use this ), video captured with xvidcap.
Of course, you can still ask a binary on #openMSX on irc.freenode.net (or compile the latest CVS code yourself) if you want to see this with your own eyes in a lot better quality (Or run it on a real MSX, of course! )
To show off this cool hyperspecced intro (turboR, GFX9000, MoonSound, harddisk), I tried to make an AVI file of it using the latest openMSX CVS code, which runs the demo flawlessly.
However, due to my slow PC (and a certain degree of lazyness) I have to mention some problems with this video:
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Very nice video
And I do feel a feature request coming up: direct mpeg encoding from openmsx output (combined sound+video)
By Manuel
Enlighted (5675)
04-06-2006, 21:49