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Very, VERY entertaining run! I couldn't believe the game was THAT broken. Very artistic and fun to watch. Definately a yes vote.
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For reasons mentioned above regarding identical actions of the two players I vote no.
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I had this game back in the Gameboy-days when I was a kid and I recall it being difficult as f*ck. It'll be nice to watch this as soon as someone makes an encode =) Voting postponed.
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If only I had an encode I could judge by ... Where is that Aka..something who always provides encodes when you need him? =)
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Need.... encode .... now!
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An almost 5 hour TAS, is this for real? Have to check it our more thourougly in the morning before I cast my vote.
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The repetition slaughters the "fun" in watching this TAS I'm afraid. Voting No.
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Sounds really good! Yes vote! :)
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Thank you once again. I'll try it out shortly.
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Aktanusa, yeah I'd love some help with the basic configuartion of Avisynth :)
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Thank you for the fast reply. I will look into it and post if I encounter any problems. Thanks again.
Post subject: Guide to encoding?
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Hello. I would like to know more about encoding and how it SHOULD be done (I allready know somewhat but it aint sufficent). I tried to make an unofficial encode through a submission (since a lot of people want to watch a video rather than a watching a submission playback) and since I have 100/100 Mbit I will gladly provide and host unofficial encodes if this is appreciated. Here is basically the steps I have tried (Snes9x 1.43) using ffdshow.
    * Load the ROM into the emulator. * Pause the ROM. * Play movie from submission file. * Select Record AVI from the menu. * Change from Full Frames (Uncompressed) to ffdshow Video Codec. * Configure -> Here I've selected H.268 codec (I think it was default). * Unpause and wait for submission to finish.
The video encoding seems to work perfectly and this gets a ~20 minute submission down to ~700 MB rather than 10 GB uncompressed. But then there is the Audio which I havn't tried yet but I don't think this can be done at the same time the submission is playing back (The avi is being recorded) but afterwards. Anyhow, what I'm trying to get at is that I'd like a more complete guide with guidelines to settings / encoding type and if you feel like it please explain the approach to encode(?) Audio with ffdshow too. I'm using Windows which I intend to use for video encoding but I have a Debian GNU/Linux with ffdshow installed as well. I want to use the Windows box for video encoding since the cpu is a lot faster than on my *nix box. Then the Audio I havn't decided wether to encode this on the win box or *nix box yet, not sure how long this process takes. But in the end the *nix box will host the movie(s) nonetheless since that's where my http daemon is installed. So, to summarize this thread up: I would appreciate a guide, preferably for both win and *nix, that explains encoding video and audio using ffdshow along with encoding guidelines for settings and what codec to use for video and audio. I've searched the forum but can't find any thread that explains this, nor did I find anything under Articles. Cheers Undie
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Loved the subtitles! Made it a lot more interesting to watch! Yes vote definately (not because of the subtitles lol).
Post subject: The best part withouth a doubt
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is how you stick it to Agahnim as he lies dead :D I rofled! Awsome run! Well done
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A way too blatant April fools joke ;) Nice going with the Wiki page though, haha.
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ya ya ya, shake shake
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Can someone make this replay into an AVI file?
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Ahh yeah I think your right! :) But bottom line is: I wanne see the first one :)
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Well, the sword guy on the Genesis console has some grapling-hook that he can use to reach remote areas, which he hasnt in the snes version. It was quite a while ago since I watched it but there is more for sure...
Post subject: REQUEST: The Lost Vikings
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Hi there ! I´ve been watching alot of speed runs from this page and its really funny to see ppl kick the sh*t of the games one used to struggle with as a kid! Now ... When I was young I used to love The Lost Vikings and I think this would be a nice addition as a TAS, mostly due to the puzzle-genre and how "big" the game actually is! So if anyone have the time and will, this will be much appriciated! Yes, I am aware that there is a GENESIS speedrun of The Lost Vikings but the maps, puzzles and abilities in the game differ!