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Virtual Dub is what you should use. Read this thread for links to guides to encoding http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=7329

And you always get the piraters saying "Oh, but I would buy it legally if it were a reasonable price" :rolleyes:

That's what I meant. :D

Over the last few weeks/2 month the GP32 has more or less exploded. Some absolutely wonderful home brew games have been released, as well as the beautiful OpenSNES, puzzle mix, KOF '91, some amazing Doom WADs and even gravity force among others. Even the updated GPcinema in the form of Moviepark...

My GP32 @ 133mhz in Moviepark seems to play frame rates of 25fps+. :D

http://gp32.eek2.com/divx.htm :)

:P Thanks

I have a P4 and an FX5800. They'll both throttle if they get too hot... ;) I'd go with a single 7 volt modded 120mm fan.

Sonic 1 and 2 on the Sega Master System run perfectly, and are pretty good games. :)

It's going to be reviews/guides/editorial based... :) http://gp32.eek2.com

The N64's CPU runs at 93mhz, and it has a 66mhz graphics chip too. The system also uses RD-RAM (super fast), and even the smallest game ROMs are 64mbit (8MB). Just a few of the reasons the system is un-emulatable on a 133mhz ARM9 processor. :P

I like watching South Park on my GP32... 3 episodes into 64MB! B)

There must be an open source web browser for other ARM cpus?

No worries, I got my own GP32 site starting soon. It's going to be mostly review/guide/editorial based. :)

100 gigs of bandwidth or so should be OK? :P

DId you get the info?

YOU SIR ARE A LEGEND! :D :bowdown: PM me and i'll give you the FTP info for some of my webspace

Chessmaster on the SNES is great. :) Nice graphics too.

People using too much bandwidth is good for me!

You could try a content management system such as post nuke or PHP nuke.