As far as publishing an 'already obsoleted' run, the current record would be the faster run sitting on the workbench. If the faster run is published first, the true record is maintained in a published state and there's no weird discrepancy of having a known non-record holder as the current fastest publication. By publishing the slower run second, the 'obsoleted by' ID could be set to the appropriate movie page of the faster run, and there'd be no obsoleting in a vacuum.
If 'accepted' movies can still be rejected, then perhaps we should change the judgment of 'accepted' to 'provisionally accepted pending publication' as that's more accurate and less disrespectful toward authors to whom this situation has already occurred and to those whom it will happen to in the future.
Still, the proposal to publish 'as obsoleted' would add minimal stress/work to the site staff, maintain honor toward the author, and improve the accuracy of archival for the game's history on the site.
Bear in mind that this is written entirely in JavaScript
Removed myself of the authors.
- Contains many non-TASVideos TASers under TASers
- Contains TASes not available on TASVideos at the moment under TASes
- Divide pages in to subpages? (Media/TASers, Media/Movies, Media...) and names?
1. Where should this page located?
2. Where should this page mentioned? - Somewhere in Wiki: SiteHistory (see #5) - End/bottom of Wiki: WelcomeToTASVideos (see #4)
3. Should I make subpages to exclude non-TASVideos TASers and TASes? - Especially that most of them refer to a youtube video, not uploaded by TASVideosChannel - Also this way it should be easier to navigate
I have a problem, in the mame-rr 0.139-v0.1beta I try to playback a movie but after unpausing it instantly stop playback due to "out of sync" and I don't know what's wrong :/ Command-Line utilized: mame-rr splatterj -playback movie.mar
ffmpeg -i smw.avs -b:v 0 -crf 40 -g 600 -row-mt 1 -c:v vp9 -an smw.webmI'm not certain this is what you're asking, but there are three published runs that are considered "overclocked" by the table I posted last, and by the current rules would require being recreated from scratch to improve them:
If it's a movie I'm particular eager to see or learn how things were done I'll watch it on emulator. Otherwise I'll watch or wait for an encode.
I don't care quality, I just want to watch, but if you suggest it, I can download Matroska encodes when watching in my PC :D
3: Download MP4 for use internet once and watch the times I want (based in how much I liked the movie)... or for watch later.
My primary is Movie file in Emulator and secondary MP4 compatibility. I have a very limited internet and I can't watch in YouTube and less if 360p or higher. Thank god movie files are very small sized.
@Memory Right, there would certainly not be any clear ending for this game, as you can keep playing for as long as you want, but i thought the first bullet point under the score guidelines, "There is no better way of defining full completion in the game" would best fit this game's case.
Maximum points or score is allowed as a full-completion category, provided that:
- There is no better way of defining full completion in the game.
- The maximum score is easily defined and absolute - it must not be possible to gain a higher score, even theoretically. It must be definable without being dependent on precise time, speed, or similar requirements.
- The maximum score is limited by not being able to gain any more points, not by hitting a score cap or overflow. If it is possible to score points infinitely, score cannot be used to define full completion.
In reference to your argument on completing a single game, there's actually three other card games you can play besides Blackjack, would winning one game of each be a more suitable goal or is that still too trivial?
I'd like the option to be able to submit an improvement to a run using the same CPU Divider setting as the currently published run, even if it is higher than the game was intended to run on. Otherwise, none of the work done previously would be reusable, and all work would have to be done from scratch.