@MadMatty i had to let all that anger out. When i don't eat a Snickers bar i get all trollish and such. "Inferiority complex" I'm good now. BTW, i don't read my Inbox ever.

Come on Valis let it all out, dont hold back now. What exactly are you getting at?

@KAGE-008 Just so long as they're ultimately approved, I'm happy.

@Digger — Some of your resubmissions are identical to the originals content-wise, for those I've just updated the existing entries.

@ElliotWashington I'm glad you decided to join the Pc-88 longplays because i do Pc-98 games.

Hello I been on here for a long time and I do Nec Pc-8801 games and I have did Salad no kuni no tomato hime

Go to our Discord chat: https://discord.com/invite/ZKNJzEP -- Matty will explain it better.

Now if I aspect, where do I click under it?

That is all you have to do. This removes the need to use the PointResize line in the .avs script.

Anything else?

You can do so on VirtualDub: Video > Filters > Add. Select resize, settings are: 200% relative, same as source and nearest neighbor filter. No letterboxing nor interlacing.

Or video editor?

As I said, not all arcade games share the same resolution and aspect ratio. Punk Shot's original res is 288x224, so you need to use the double resize function in the avisynth script.

Okay, Kage, for example, 640, 480?

It depends on the game, not all use the same resolution and even the aspect ratio.

I mean what's the video resolution of the arcade?

If original height is less than 400px, use double resize.

If I encoding, does it mean to resize the video? What size is the arcade video?

you make an avs script in notepad and feed that into megui

How do I connect MeGUI and AVISynth together for Street Fighter Arcade?