I'd like to know the D and F values for Super Mario Kart, to encode in anrichan. Can anyone help me? I can post a sample video, if necessary.
d4 f1 2d
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The Immortal (NES)
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/32733932/boxfat/theimmortal_sample.mp4
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https://dl.dropbox.com/u/32733932/boxfat/theimmortal_sample.mp4
Thank you in advance!
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The Immortal (NES)
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/32733932/boxfat/theimmortal_sample.mp4
Thank you in advance!
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/32733932/boxfat/theimmortal_sample.mp4
Thank you in advance!
very low framerate on this game. it's something like f5 or f6. problem with encoding it like that is there may be parts of the game that have more motion. probably best to just do d4 f1 2d.
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- Do you think My settings are right or is my saturation too high? ( I wanna get this right before I work on a run )
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- Do you think My settings are right or is my saturation too high? ( I wanna get this right before I work on a run )
Thanks
highly variable framerate. let's go with d1 f2 3d.
looks fine to me.
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wow, what do you use to capture this? it seems to be f1 progressive scan.
Yes, it's in 480p. I use this to capture. It's great quality and very easy to work with. And no lag (in real-time mode). About the only weird quark I'm dealing with is that anri keeps thinking the videos are 4/3, even though I'm outputting with the Wii in 16/9.
As for the D, F, FDP, I'm putting it in as D1, F1, 2D (the game is a 2.5D game). Would that be correct? The outputted videos look great in HQ.
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Yes, I'm stating progressive.
And anri-chan initially thinks the video is 4/3 but does output the video fine if I manually change it to 16/9 (which is what I'm playing the Wii at). It does that for all of my videos recorded though the device. Looking at the original untouched recordings from the device, I think the device is trying to record at 4/3 rather then 16/6, rather than an issue with anri-chan.
And anri-chan initially thinks the video is 4/3 but does output the video fine if I manually change it to 16/9 (which is what I'm playing the Wii at). It does that for all of my videos recorded though the device. Looking at the original untouched recordings from the device, I think the device is trying to record at 4/3 rather then 16/6, rather than an issue with anri-chan.