Hi, i try using the moflex player with some dual destinies videos and works perfect and i saw in the github that u have already one decoder but u dont have the mixer.
could u give one link to the decoder? or tell me how convert the file to .avi or any other format and re-convert to moflex, because in dual destinies u dont need the mixer, the audio is in other file, and the fps are the same, so should be enough with any converter even without mixer.
could u give one link to the decoder? or tell me how convert the file to .avi or any other format and re-convert to moflex, because in dual destinies u dont need the mixer, the audio is in other file, and the fps are the same, so should be enough with any converter even without mixer.
Hi guys,
Lately I have been working on encoding moflex files, and I made a lot of progress:
I can create moflex files from uncompressed avi's now. There is still a lot of work to do. Currently I encode only intraframes (so no between frame references and thus bigger files), and it has no sound. But it seems to work.
Here is a moflex file I encoded. It would be great if someone could inject it in a game and try if it works. As I said, it contains no sound, and it isn't 3d aswell, so it might not work because of that, but maybe it does.
https://mega.nz/#!YxEnQbjK!HxGuidNZh9CJByer0cgrRdDtIiX8rwB3jA1cQfGiQ60
Lately I have been working on encoding moflex files, and I made a lot of progress:
I can create moflex files from uncompressed avi's now. There is still a lot of work to do. Currently I encode only intraframes (so no between frame references and thus bigger files), and it has no sound. But it seems to work.
Here is a moflex file I encoded. It would be great if someone could inject it in a game and try if it works. As I said, it contains no sound, and it isn't 3d aswell, so it might not work because of that, but maybe it does.
https://mega.nz/#!YxEnQbjK!HxGuidNZh9CJByer0cgrRdDtIiX8rwB3jA1cQfGiQ60
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1. It works!
2. It seems to crash the game when the video is finished (which is earlier then the audio which the game has seperate) This is probably an issue caused by the game not the video itself, but it is worth noting.
3. The game allows the player to skip video's if this is done before the last frame the game does not crash, again this is probably because the game is not expecting a shorter video than the original.
Last edited by MRJPGames,
Well, good news! I figured out what the problem with the slow speed is! At least for Fire Emblem: Awakening, anyways.
If the cutscene is dual-layer, (FE:A's cutscenes are, as they contain both Japanese and English voices) then the cutscene plays slowly. I've tried playing the demo version of Fire Emblem: Awakening's cutscenes, and they only have English voices. (single-layer audio) They work perfectly.
So, uh, that's the problem, I guess. I can PM you the cutscenes if you'd like so you can examine the differences, Gericom.
If the cutscene is dual-layer, (FE:A's cutscenes are, as they contain both Japanese and English voices) then the cutscene plays slowly. I've tried playing the demo version of Fire Emblem: Awakening's cutscenes, and they only have English voices. (single-layer audio) They work perfectly.
So, uh, that's the problem, I guess. I can PM you the cutscenes if you'd like so you can examine the differences, Gericom.
Great! Thanks for confirming it works. Then I know my muxer works and I can continue improving the encoder.
Well, it is not useable yet. Currently the code was just hacked in the existing player. What I need to do is separate the mobiclip decoder from the player (separate dll) and then make a separate console application for converting mobiclip to avi and avi to mobiclip. Also, should I use ffmpeg for reading videos? That would make it possible to support a lot more formats for converting.would you share the encoder with us/me? I want to try something
@robotortoise Yes. Please send me some.
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FFMPEG is a great Idea.
Would be cool to get a "beta" of your encoder when it's ready.
Okay. Then I will try to implement that.
Yes. I will upload it as soon as it is somewhat useable.
Have you tried injecting the moflex files of something designed to watch them like shaun the sheep or whatever? This would give you a wider selection since there is literally 15 separate episodes. I have no idea what I'm talking about but I find this really interesting so I wish you good luck in whatever idk Its 2am here
I have updated the github repo, and I updated the zip in the first post aswell.
I have added a console program (MobiConverter) that can convert moflex to avi now. And I will add encoding videos to moflex to it aswell soon (there are some small things I still need to do first).
I have added a console program (MobiConverter) that can convert moflex to avi now. And I will add encoding videos to moflex to it aswell soon (there are some small things I still need to do first).
Encoding AVI to Moflex would be cool with Mario Kart 7 for the course previews
"rick astley never gonna give you up" as opening for a game?
Gericom, could you add .mo to .avi feature? I would really appreciate that
Gericom, could you add .mo to .avi feature? I would really appreciate that
It's already in there! It's just...command line.
I can't figure out what the command is. If I could, we could make a batch file to autoconvert to avi.
It can't convert mo to avi. Only moflex at the moment. You can easily see the command when you run mobiconverter in the cmd. It is mobiconverter.exe -d input.moflex output.avi
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