(The true is for the audio sync, if for some reason you want the audio to be unchanged and desync from the video you can omit it or put in false) 2: Drop frames to fit the timing of the game and audio, meaning it will drop one frame every ~10 seconds but doesn't change the audio or length of the movie:Language: avisynthAssumeFPS(60, true)
What follows below is the original post. The one where I uploaded a video with the original ~60.099fps (16639 μs/f).Language: avisynthChangeFPS(60)
You might have noticed that a 60 fps quality option on YouTube doesn't always play back the pure 60 frames per second of the source video. Occasionally the video decides to drop frames (which means it duplicates the frame before it). (Personally, I think the reason YouTube does that is to kind of simulate a deblink of the 30 fps video. The 30 fps quality option just plays every second frame, and by duplicating frames in the 60 fps video, the frames that get chosen are not every second one, but vary depending on the duplicated frame) I made a test video showing this: Link to video As you can see, the 60 fps work fine until frame 286. For example frames 287 and 290 are left out completely and it continues to drop frames until frame 336. Anyways, there is nothing we can do about it right now, as the places where it happens seem to be chose by some random algorithm. However, this creates a problem in one specific case: Uploading 60 fps videos of 30 fps games. By having a 60 fps video of a 30 fps game, you basically have two frames for each gameframe. Now, if you are unlucky YouTube decides to duplicate the latter of those frames, meaning your resulting video will have 3 frames of (for example) gameframe #58, but only one for gameframe #59. This is especially bad in the case of watching in a 30 fps quality option, where gameframe #59 will be skipped completely, even though it is a 30 fps game. tl;dr: YouTube can't do proper 60 fps. We can't do anything about that. Don't upload 60 fps videos of 30 fps games.
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to be frank, it influences randomness, so I wasted 1 frame in ice cave.
My dad has known about my interest in the TAS/speedrun community for pretty much all the time I have been. He pretty much hates the community, he thinks it's a big joke basically, a huge waste of time and that "pretty much the entire world would not even care if the TASVideos community was shut down for some reason."
so yeah i manipulated an item drop im gonna do a delayed goombella buffer into it where i goombella buffer but with goombella farther away her textbox takes an additional frame to pop up i can close out of the item menu because i had ten items i can throw away the item so now its still there so i can do this glitch all over again because of the delayed goombella buffer the textbox shows up in battle cause when you close out of item acquisition text boxes enemies are moving again lets me get into battle with the textboxes so now i have two textboxes open one textbox is on the first segment of the text the second textbox is on the second segment of the text and i can press z and a to alternate the textbox because i dont want them to line up on the same part of the text because otherwise theyll close at the same time if i press a i only want one textbox to close at the same time so im gonna go against the left wall im gonna face right im gonna use koops offscreen to start a battle im gonna switch to yoshi inbattle because koops is offscreen and mario is facing right the game spawns partners behind mario behind mario is to the left yoshi spawns out of bounds i can close one of the textboxes use yoshi who is out of bounds and teleport to his y position i can hit this spring that is constantly loaded even though its not supposed to below i can do another yoshi teleport we call it right underneath the floor in the middle of the room and get into battle with the other ember first strike him that causes my y position to barely fall after the entering the battle and i can double jump out of that into the loading zone right behind it!it seems kind of pointless to keep it from the average user
Since Mario 64 runs on BizHawk, wouldn't a lua script help with reverse-engineering the PU strats?
2. Is s(n) bounded above or below? My intuition says no, but I cannot formally prove it. 3. Consider the histogram of the values s(1), s(2), ..., s(n), for ever increasing n. I suspect this should converge to a normal distribution, but again I cannot formally show this. If it does converge to a normal distribution, what are the parameters of said distribution?
it is widely believed that the numbers √2, π, and e are normal, but a proof remains elusive.
So with 3 players the chance of winning is (3/4)^3 ≈ 42,19%. With N players the chance of winning is (3/4)^N.
It may be unintuitive and hard to accept, but is it wrong? It depends on your philosophy of thought.
lim(n→∞) sum(0, n) 1/n2 = 2 In other words, 1 + 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + 1/16 + ...