hi i wanted new Longplayers for TCG Series Like Magic the Gathering,Yu-Gi-Oh and More(for some case) can you find them please
Solder21446 months ago
hi i need gameplay from someone for Arle no bouken Mahou no Jewel someone named Nenilien
MadMatty6 months ago
It's on a very long list of games that need recording We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
sayijujai866 months ago
Hello, this message is for MadMatty. I noticed you did many of the longplays for Zool. Have you come across the version for Amiga CD32?
Hello, I was wondering what your render settings are for all the longplays. I was looking at the PC longplays section and I was really shocked by some of how small the file sizes are.
I know you use h264/aac, but what are the exact settings?
The inbuilt x264 profiles are good enough. I use Staxrip encoder so terminology may be different in others.
As a general rule I just go with 'Medium' Quality setting upto 640x480 (Q22) and 'Higher' Quality setting 720p+ (Q20) (there isn't usually anything in between ;) )
For Preset I use 'Veryslow' for video that's under 2 hours and 'Slower' for longer videos. This keeps file sizes low (Best compression and quality) but does need some processing power behind it else you could be waiting a while.
I'm still using an old Intel Q6600 @3600mhz and the encoding speed is perfectly acceptable at these settings.
I usually test-render a minute or so of gameplay video (where stuff actually moves around) to make sure the bitrate is good.
On the other hand, I usually look through the complete video once before I upload it, and often I find edits I don't like and have to re-encode the whole thing again anyway. Doesn't bother me that much. It bothers me more to upload half-assed videos.
Some people use too high bitrate, some people use too low. Some use very good settings. There really should be some guidelines on this, but alas, there isn't.
When I do PS3 games (720p, like PC games are supposed to be), I basically only tweak the quantizer setting to something that looks "nice enough". Usually turns out to be around 1GB/hr, or about 2500-3000kbit/s. Games with little motion will get lower bitrate, games with lots of action will get higher. That's the beauty of the quantizer, it is a measure of "quality" and shouldn't need to be modified once a good number is found.
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