I decided to make some personal TASes of my own (because that's what I do) and wanted to encode it into an AVI file. When I do so and end it, I took a look at the file and found my entire AVI file had been separated into separate smaller files. Each file contains a portion of the movie that is roughly about 3-4 minutes. I don't think I made an error when setting up the AVI recording, but would there be any reason why this is happening? I'm stumped.
They are most likely split on 2GB mark, which is where windows AVI writer breaks if you exceed that, so emulators split it before 2GB. You can view them all combined in VirtualDub if you open the first one and then open the next one using File - Append AVI segment (that would append them all). Exporting from VD won't break them at 2GB because it uses newer tech.
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In Bizhawk, when AVI recording the post-game sequence (ending, staff credits) of my Windows game, how can I make sure the mouse cursor stays where I left it at the final frame?
I used mouse speed to navigate my cursor and never used coordinates.
Problem: When I play back my bk2, the mouse cursor would move away from the spot I placed it at after the movie ends.
