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Amiceli1983 - Dec 8, 2020 |
Amiceli1983 | Dec 9, 2020 | |||||
Yah , exactly I would think the same.. also gungriffion from japan released used mpeg while USA version did not..so that's another game to look into.. Well considering yzb figure out on using Ram cart on games that were not design for... I would assume their may be a way to used mpeg card the same way. |
Mr Conan | Dec 9, 2020 | |||
I can tell you that Lunar is extremely picky with the formatting of its mpeg mode 2 stream. (You cant just substitute any stream you want from a freeware tool). You might have better luck with gungriffon, or it might be just as hard-coded to accept a certain encoding. I dont have the time to look at them, but if someone wants to compare the SSS vs SSSC video routines, i can dig up their addresses. |
Knight0fDragon | Dec 9, 2020 | |||||
Different task. We know how the RAM cart works, and it doesn't require any special libraries. MPEG card is a completely different monster. |
Amiceli1983 | Dec 9, 2020 | |||
Ok I see; thanks..i guess trekkie's cpk video method is probably the best way for any FMV enchantment |
rorirub | Jan 3, 2021 | |||||
This is true not just for Lunar but for all custom-made Video CDs too. Many modern VCDs don't work with the Saturn MPEG card either, since they use more modern encoding. It makes sense given that the decoder binary is from 1995, way before PCs could encode VCDs in software. However I found that later cards are more tolerant regarding this. Specifically, the Rev B ASIA card, it seems to be able to do more with problematic video cds than any other cards. It would make sense since that one has a binary dating 1998, and they'd need the compatibility for the hong kong market. |
Knight0fDragon | Jan 3, 2021 | |||||
I would imagine the encoding wouldnt change, but other things would like formatting. Changing the encoding would bring on new mediums like SVCD or DVD. |