Well, with the "Easy Scenario" of Zero Collection, you can play the 4 games successively. A TAS will make it really interesting, beating the games in the fastest way.
Opening this topic for the lovers of Mega Man Zero series.
Mega Man Zero series is possible the best and the hardest of the Mega Man, with well-written story, difficult boss and awesome final boss. After I finded the ROM of the Mega Man Zero Collection, I thinked "Damn, it would be nice a TAS of this game".
No, I don't know how TAS but I'm still trying.
If anyone can be so awesome to TAS this game or know glitches, post them here!
I was testing a plugin of SPU for the PCSX-rr using the TAS of Bernka (Mega Man X5). The movie show deaths and retries:
Link to video
Can someone explain why is this happening?
Anyway, I just put annotations and edited the description in the video-tutorial all the correction that has been told me here (such like "start the AVI recording from the first frame" and check the Lagarith Lossles option that Nahoc tell here).
Well, is just a tutorial. People will know that the movie should played from the very first frame. The emulator was going slow due to the Screen Recorder. Thanks for the config of Lagarith. And as far as I know, 29,97 against 30 is clearly no difference. 30 FPS is just an approximation.
The text tutorials already on this site make all of these things exactly explicit though, including issues like "how to record starting at the first frame". How is your guide more useful when it leaves these things out?
As far as the framerate goes, VBA dumps are at EXACTLY 60 fps. In order to put it on youtube, it must be less than or equal to 30 fps (otherwise youtube does another framerate conversion). You can get exactly 30fps by dropping every other frame frame or doing any of a variety of special blends that preserve motion. Any drop to 30000/1001 fps is going to have an occasional stutter in it. Not terribly noticeable; but then again, you didn't gain anything by choosing ~29.97 over 30 either.
Why are you resampling the audio to 48khz? Since it's originally 44.1khz, the only thing resampling it does is add another lossy conversion.
When I used the .mp4 format with 44.1khz, YouTube desynced it. I don't know why but it just started to do it (stupid YT). Anyway, after looking why is this happening, some guy say that putting the Khz to 48 will fix it. It works!
As I watch, I'm noticing many issues like not recording from the very first frame, not turning frame skip to "0", not changing the sound to 48khz (or 44 in this case? can't remember), not setting enable null frames and dual-core in lagarith settings (which I'd recommend), rendering at 29,97 FPS instead of 30FPS, etc.
Well, is just a tutorial. People will know that the movie should played from the very first frame. The emulator was going slow due to the Screen Recorder. Thanks for the config of Lagarith. And as far as I know, 29,97 against 30 is clearly no difference. 30 FPS is just an approximation.
EDIT: I have already leave the link in the description of how configure the emulator.
Well, I use Sony Vegas 'cause I have been working more time with it (For 1 year). It came out with decent quality and already learn how put logo and subtitles. Here is one that I make for a submission here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lZE8XfpcDU
I was mentioning why there is no video-tutorial for Encoding in YouTube. Many people want to be encoders, but using the scripts properly take a lot of time, and with video can easily half that time.
Why there is no video-tutorial for encode of TASes? I searched and there are only two: The one from sonicpacker and the other from me. But we don't use AVISynth and VirtualDub, we use Sony Vegas Pro.
This looks interesting. Encoding in SD quality. Somebody will do it in HD?
EDIT: http://youtu.be/B-UaaCM3MBMIt's still uploading so wait like 1 hour.
EDIT 2: DONE!
It's unbeliavable that for YouTube every STUPID THING have some copyright. I already done a tutorial in my channel with some music, and already have problems. YouTube: I DO NOT OWN MONEY FOR DOING IT!