Shmups aren't good TAS material. TASing a shmup only gives a movie that doesn't look like a TAS. I think the only good shmup TAS is [711] NES Gradius by adelikat in 10:52.35.
Sorry mate, I'm voting No.
I'd like to try, but the only problem is, even with 580 GB of free hard drive space, I'm not sure it's enough space.
This is why it is HIGHLY recommend you use Lagarith to capture, as all the duplicate frames will take almost 0 bytes. It should NOT take 500+ GB to capture at 1920x1440 res.
Note: I have added this to my queue of things to encode, but it will be a while.
I forgot that Lagarith exists. lol
Anyway, it's up to you Aktan.
I could make a youtube encode, but I'm not sure if it would be acceptable as an official encode because they always seem to be 1080p nowadays (I can only capture at 720p), so maybe it's better to leave it to someone like flygon?
I'd like to try, but the only problem is, even with 580 GB of free hard drive space, I'm not sure it's enough space.
And also, I'd like to know the real rerecord count. Can someone find it?
You can't do this with PSX 3D games, for the moment.
But for 2D games, we output at the console's native resolution (like 320x240 for PSX), and then we do a point resize in AviSynth.
But Flygon made the encode before you...
Sorry, but I'll take Flygon's stuff (and your Dailymotion stream), since you made a mistake in the file's name (this is not gstick's v2), and Flygon was first. Sorry about that.
So I wonder one thing. Can the Xbox 360 broadcast an HD 1080p signal and a 480i signal at the same time?
I don't think X360 can output 480i period.
Yes it can. I played in 480i before I got my HD monitor.
I'll probably somehow try Brushy's idea. I think I'm gonna remove the cap that covers the cable's console connector. I'll see if that works.
The title says a big part of it.
First of all, I'm playing with my Xbox 360 (not the Slim one) using an HDMI cable to my HD monitor. Second, I have a Dazzle USB Capturing device (DVC-100) that can capture SD signals from S-Video or composite A/V. I've been trying to connect both HDMI and composite/component cables on my console, and they won't even fit together!
So I wonder one thing. Can the Xbox 360 broadcast an HD 1080p signal and a 480i signal at the same time? If so, can I buy a composite cable that would fit with the HDMI cable on the Xbox 360?
Note: I'm too cheap to buy an HD capture card.
