Have to agree with you an that.
I had one (G7000) when I was about 12 years old and I thought most of the games were crap.
One of the carts I had was supposed to turn it into a computer you could program. Best i could do was to get a teletext style man to run across the screen.
Done a test
Piglets Big Movie - 9.99fps @ 192bit = 113,150KB
Piglets Big Movie - 14.985fps @ 192bit = 114,852KB
Only 1.66MB difference. Well worth the the extra space, much smother and it is hard to tell if the quality is any worse.
Cant wait to try it on the GP32.
I don't think more fps gives you bigger files.
If you make a movie using 15fps @ 128bit the file size should be very close to the same movie using 10 fps @ 128bit. The individual frames are compressed a bit more.
I am prepared to give up a bit of quality for more fps, I think.
Doing some...
I don't think more fps gives you bigger files.
If you make a movie using 15fps @ 128bit the file size should be very close to the same movie using 10 fps @ 128bit. The individual frames are compressed a bit more.
I am prepared to give up a bit of quality for more fps, I think.
Doing some...
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