Gpcinema2 Universal


evaunit01 posted on Jul 30 2005 at 01:27 AM said:
ooh ooh osnes9x 0.2, I heard it's alot better!

but thanks for this, it's great to see people haven't just given up on the gp32 just because some new machine is on the way.
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i'll stick to my gp32 til the day i die (console fanboy :p)
 
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I'm having problems getting this to run properly - despite having several files inside the MOVIE directory, GPCinema 2 doesn't recognise that there's anything in there - am I doing something wrong?

EDIT: I found the answer in another thread, apologies :)

Instead, another question: Does version 2 offer any performance benefits over version 1 when playing back at comparable clock speeds?
 
Nekki posted on Jul 31 2005 at 01:29 PM said:
Instead, another question: Does version 2 offer any performance benefits over version 1 when playing back at comparable clock speeds?
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Like I said, no more blockiness with darker scenes. That's about all; I didn't notice any speed optimization or anything... aside from the higher clockspeeds, of course.
 
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Nekki posted on Jul 31 2005 at 06:29 PM said:
I'm having problems getting this to run properly - despite having several files inside the MOVIE directory, GPCinema 2 doesn't recognise that there's anything in there - am I doing something wrong?

EDIT: I found the answer in another thread, apologies :)

Instead, another question: Does version 2 offer any performance benefits over version 1 when playing back at comparable clock speeds?
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yep, i ran the FF10_LEE.avi (~185kbps, 10fps, 300x220 - found on entware) in both @100Mhz
sound crackles and big slowdown at some scenes in gpcinema1, smooth playback all the time in gpcinema2
(another movie with ~270kbps, 15fps, 320x220 only runs smooth with at least 133mhz)

EDIT: also the first movie is encoded in divx, the other in xvid
 
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the_Diabologic posted on Aug 1 2005 at 05:40 PM said:
Nekki posted on Jul 31 2005 at 06:29 PM said:
Instead, another question: Does version 2 offer any performance benefits over version 1 when playing back at comparable clock speeds?
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yep, i ran the FF10_LEE.avi (~185kbps, 10fps, 300x220 - found on entware) in both @100Mhz
sound crackles and big slowdown at some scenes in gpcinema1, smooth playback all the time in gpcinema2
(another movie with ~270kbps, 15fps, 320x220 only runs smooth with at least 133mhz)

EDIT: also the first movie is encoded in divx, the other in xvid
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That's interesting, thanks. I've been putting together a site of gp32 optimised anime for download, and I was wondering whether it was worth revisting a few of the videos to see if I could squeeze a bit more quality into the low-Q files, and it sounds like I might be able to.
 
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sam fisher posted on Aug 1 2005 at 06:09 PM said:
legal? either way i want a link
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'Grey' is probably the word. The files are conversions of unlicensed fansubs, stuff like Bleach, Jinki: Extend and some of the lesser known Gundam stuff perhaps (although I'll have to check that first).

I'll throw a link up when I've got enough anime encoded to a decent standard, and the site actually works properly.
 
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tried it now... but i have the bug others talked about, it just shows the gpmm directory but nothing inside and i also cant change that..
searched for an answer but couldnt find it.
 
Sonic-NKT posted on Aug 2 2005 at 01:23 PM said:
tried it now... but i have the bug others talked about, it just shows the gpmm directory but nothing inside and i also cant change that..
searched for an answer but couldnt find it.
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Remove the old GPCinema configuration file first, and all should be good.
 
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i tried to email the author of GpCinema but unfortunally without sucess, anyone know how to contact him?
 
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