Help, videos of Korean maplestory version when converting them to avi gives flaws and looks bad.
I'm really sorry, but I read through every comment on this thread and I am still confused. How do you use the command prompt? I've followed the eaxmples given here, but it always says, "error, file not found: title_us.moflex" even though the moflex file is in the same folder as the encoder. Any ideas?
Ex. of my command line:
C:\users\MyUserName>desktop\mobiclipdecoder\mobiconverter.exe -d title_us.moflex output.avi
Ex. of my command line:
C:\users\MyUserName>desktop\mobiclipdecoder\mobiconverter.exe -d title_us.moflex output.avi
open a command prompt window or a powershell window while you're on the mobiclipdecoder folder:
the cmd line should be like this if you're using the command prompt:
mobiconverter.exe -d "input.moflex" "output.avi"
if you're doing it with powershell add .\ to the beginning like this:
.\mobiconverter.exe -d "input.moflex" "output.avi"
Last edited by lordkaos,
Hmm.. still not working. Where should the input.moflex file be located? I'm still getting the "file not found" error.
Thanks for the help
EDIT: Got it, but now I get an "unrecognized format" error
Last edited by Kirbyhammer7,
Yup. I hold the shift key, right click, and then click "open command window here".
Tried both of these. (And yes, my input file is actually named input.moflex)
C:\Users\MyUserName\Desktop\MobiClipDecoder>mobiconverter.exe -d input.moflex output.avi
OR
C:\Users\MyUserName\Desktop\MobiClipDecoder>mobiconverter.exe -d "input.moflex" "output.avi"
Thanks
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Wait, I think I got it. Apparently my Moflex became corrupted and that was causing the issue. I'm trying a different one and it seems to be converting just fine right now. Thanks for your help!
if you opened the cmd window on that folder you don't need to specify the whole address, try pasting this exactly as it is:
mobiconverter.exe -d "input.moflex" "output.avi"
Yeah, I worked on an encoder before. But it just didn't work well. It needed very high bitrates to get a good quality. I'm sadly no expert when it comes to video encoding.
Can someone please explain how to install this, because when I hit build solution I get 3 errors, 21 warnings, and nothing. Am I missing something super obvious, or am I doing something wrong?
I tried it out with the Kirby Right Back At Ya clips that are on Kirby's Dream Collection. The decoder program that just plays back the files works, but it plays too fast and there's no audio, which already seems to have been noted with using this program on files with the MOC5 header. The converter just says that the MOC5 header is "not supported yet" with the same files, so there's no luck at all there. It doesn't seem like there's any way to extract the audio on its own either.
nope. this https://github.com/Gericom/MobiclipDecoder/tree/newer_stuff
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nevermind
Any hope to add support for .vx files? I found a page describing the format but no way to play it, as the codec is partially owned by Nintendo.
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