And I forgot about adjustable frame rate `^^
Well, have it for delphi and for my way of storing data, so it won't help at all... basically it's (in not any particular language):
pf = 0
st = 0
for a = 0 to frames {
if framedata[a] = pf then continue
if pf <> 0 then {
write ((st/framerate+offset) represented as time --> (a/framerate+offset) represented as time)
write (formatted framedata[a])
}
st = a
pf = framedata[a]
}
if pf <> 0 then {
write ((st/framerate+offset) represented as time --> (a/framerate+offset) represented as time)
write (formatted framedata[a])
}
that is: if this frame is the same as previous then go to next frame, else output input for last frames and store data for new input. and don't forget to output last input. Formatting output string is the worst place ^^
It can be shown while there's no action on that part of the screen, it can't be cut without damaging video or losing part of it, it's cute :D It's hard to do on enoder's side ;_;
If someone wishes to encode the movie himself... Well, you are free to ask, why is his movie absolutely similar to one on tasvideos :D