I think this is the latest version I have. Just copy the functions Deblink and ng_BlinkMask, and call Deblink in your script.
"return last" should almost never be required, and when it is (if your script ends with a comment) you can just put "last" there.
I wasn't offended, just slightly annoyed. The whole Nazi issue becomes repetitive (imagine becoming a history teacher and showing Schindler's List to every class you have). And of course there's the random Denglisch...
Some notes:
- always use the same filenames (00a.avi+00b.avi & 00.avs; 01.avi & 01.avs; etc.), only change the directory name
- use AvsPmod and a command-line encoder instead of VirtualDub(Mod)
- extracting the audio can be done with avs2wav or mencoder
I'm with AnS - sounds like "B-movies" and too similar to "bsnes".
Dada wrote:
Not that I think .tas is too bad.
Not every input sequence recording is a tool-assisted speedrun.
arukAdo wrote:
it's way beyond ridiculous
mmbossman wrote:
Aww it's good to see that ridiculous arguments are still alive and well on the site.
AngerFist wrote:
we have so much more important issues to discuss than this.
There's no reason to comment if you don't care, right?
Anyway, my vote is for .bhm (or .bhr if they're going to be called replays, or .bkm/.bkr if .bhm is too weird).
Different extensions, because
1. you can have movie.tas and movie.tas.txt in the same directory
2. tools and the emulator don't have to implement detection and conversion routines
3. you can associate .tas with a binary editor and .tas.txt (or whatever) with a text editor.
(Btw. the size argument doesn't really apply these days. A file format with 64 bytes of button state per frame at 60 fps would only amount to ca. 13 MB per hour.)
There's also the bug that goes like this:
- clicking the "view newest post" link takes me to post X
- when going back to the thread list, the link has disappeared; no problem yet
- new post Y is added to the thread, "view newest post" appears again
- clicking it brings me to post X again though, not post Y
This goes on until I log out and then log in again.
Watch the video, it shows how much the timing differs between ZSNES, SNES9x and bsnes (note that in the beginning, ZSNES is sometimes earlier than SNES9x). Top row is the emulator output, bottom row is simply the difference to bsnes.
The no$sns column is included only to show what SNES features no$sns is still missing; getting an accurate frame-by-frame video output of that emulator is difficult because it has to be done via an external program (kkapture).
It would be nice if anyone fixes [1920] NES Battletoads "warps, 2 players" by feos & MESHUGGAH in 11:04.72. I have configured my MPC to play 444 encodes correctly, but when I try to watch THIS encode, it shuts down and can't play even audio. Using LAV video output (other 444 encodes play fine).
It plays fine in my MPC-HC.
- k-lite Mega 8.4.4 + update 8.4.9
- Haali splitter
- LAV 0.46 video decoder
- LAV 0.46 audio decoder
- MPC-HC 1.6.1.4074
- madVR
