This is a notification that I've finished uploading the new preview encode of this movie, will reset/power-on frames included in the video now. This was done by disabling "sync to audio", also known as "alternate sync" in previous versions of bizhawk below 2.6.1, because otherwise, the codec will drop frames during resets because there isn't any audio being played back then. I've also been told that it's usually better to have this option enabled to prevent issues with the audio due to it needing to stay in sync with the video, so I listened to the entire non-synced audio file to see if I noticed anything wrong, and I did not.
Here's my final preview encode of this movie. This is what will also be linked in the commentated version of this TAS when I get the commentary for it spliced and uploaded to YouTube:
https://youtu.be/Tjofk7oQpWs
It's currently processed in 1080p. but it should soon be available in 4K since I've already given it several hours to work on processing the video. I'll be leaving the old encode available as unlisted so that anyone who's still using that link can still watch the movie faster without reset frames, and so they can use the description to access this correct encode.
This encode is currently being uploaded to a page on my archive.org account, it will be available at this URL when it finishes for anyone curious in downloading it:
https://archive.org/details/mm-n64-any-archive
Please give it a couple days for it to upload though, archive.org seems to frequently run into networking errors where someone has to be available to click on "resume uploading", so it might take a while before. This page also has the required emulator to playback the movie, the movie file, and several useful lua and wch files for Majora's Mask that I found from kaztalek's github page. So if you want to playback the movie from yourself, you can just download from here and extract the folder from the zip. Although I've heard archive.org's speeds are not great though, maybe it would be faster to just download from the github releases page instead.
And yes, I've just replaced the link in the sumission notes with this new encode. I got some decent recordings of my voice yesterday which I'll work on splicing together some more tomorrow for a commentated version. I'll be going over the history of the any% category, as well as giving some basic explanations of the techniques used in this TAS. Hopefully I can have it done sometime next week and make a public release on YouTube. I'll add it to the submission notes as well when I get it uploaded.