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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: how to do you own .rvf Rockbox Video FileFrom: Mat Holton (mathew.holton_at_surface-inspection.com) Date: 2003-12-15
It's a good idea, being able to place any type of file into the playlist - especially
It would be quite fun - we could then implement games with sound effects!
Mat
some things that would make the video player much better. Currently
it is almost impossible to synch the video and audio perfectly even if
I make a mp3 with a count-down intro that goes something like
"three-two-one, start the video NOW!"
What about making playlists load different types of files? For
instance, here is my suggestion.
here is a playlist file:
/.rockbox/video.cfg // config file that sets backlight to on, and
// alters the contrast
simpsons.rvf,simpsons.mp3 // load the mp3 and rvf at the same time
// then set them to pause (when I press
// play, they go together!
/.rockbox/default.cfg // config file that is normal
-e
ID> Hi,
ID> I've uploaded some tools in the doom directory:
ID> http://joerg.hohensohn.bei.t-online.de/archos/doom/
ID> All zip files except the big one are updated, there is a new one for source
ID> code and tools. The video.rock plugin in the rec/fm.zip has been tweaked, now
ID> does 71 fps from files.
ID> To do your own video, you need to:
ID> 1. make a .AVI file with 112*64 resolution (for best results: the pixels
ID> have a 0.8 aspect ratio)
ID> 2. run avi2yuv.exe to convert it to raw data
ID> 3. use my halftone.exe to convert to Rockbox format, see command line help
ID> for options.
ID> I'm looking forward to see your clips,
ID> Jörg
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