I'm surprised no one thought of rickrolls yet :PBelieve me, I thought of them and decided that I'd wait for sound. :P
I'm surprised no one thought of rickrolls yet :PBelieve me, I thought of them and decided that I'd wait for sound. :P
Even one sync'd with another calculator for sound (bet you can't guess what that is ;)).
Oh no. I think I just guessed it. :PI'm surprised no one thought of rickrolls yet :PBelieve me, I thought of them and decided that I'd wait for sound. :PEven one sync'd with another calculator for sound (bet you can't guess what that is ;)).
So it turns out that when super converts a video to .jpg's, it doesn't change the frame rate to what you want. So here is a video running at 29 fps. I couldn't think of anything cooler, so this is what you get.
Edit:
Again, this looks better on wabbit than in the screenshot.
Edit:
Again, this looks better on wabbit than in the screenshot.
(http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6387.0;attach=5865;image)
:oMy sentiments exactly, Kindermoumoute.
Perhaps the jpegs themselves are the source of the problem? Maybe you would be better off with some sort of lossless image file instead of a lossy one.In dithering do you mean by breaking up the long chains of FF's and 00's normally found in a frame. I didn't really realize at first that it would prevent the compression from working as efficiently.
As for dithering, note that it would also raise the filesize significantly ;)
Data: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 58 00 36 87 ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff 59 ff ff 86 32
Comp: 00 00 08 06 58 00 36 87 ff ff 07 59 ff ff 01 86 32
Expl: 00flag#-1 one ok FFflag#-1 only downside
That is just... intense. I didn't know you could swap pages that quickly, though.Swapping pages is instant. Meaning it's the fastest way to move data. (You're not really moving it though.)
It doesn't seem to work on a real calc, what do you have to do with the files?It should work. I was showing people at school. Send both files, from the same post, and run the program. The app only contains data. Oh, and it definitely won't work on an 83+ for so many reasons.
It should work. I was showing people at school. Send both files, from the same post, and run the program. The app only contains data. Oh, and it definitely won't work on an 83+ for so many reasons.
Oh, and it definitely won't work on an 83+ for so many reasons.
And with a TI-83+SE?Yes. An 83+SE is essentially just an 84+SE without a USB port. They even have the crystal timers, which the Nspire lacks, meaning this won't work on that either.
Oh, and so I don't create any suspense. What I did was just have super not change the image sizes, so that way they were pixilated in 480p when I sent them into GIMP which gets rid of those artifacts when it cuts the size.
Nvm, it works, I forgot to send the other program.
IT'S FREAKING AMAZING!
OH MY GOD, THIS IS SO AWESOME!
Wow.
Wow
Wow
Wow,
Wow(again)
Wow(again)
:o
Using my new program for the 84+, FourVid, I am able to play 4 level grayscale videos on the calculator. Then by combining that with my other program, TruSound, I am able to play videos sync'd with sound!
Obviously this is on an 84+SE. Both the sound and video files are 1.3MB in size, which means that I had to clear the memory on both of them before I started.
Nvm, it works, I forgot to send the other program.
Guess you do need it. Ignore me next time, sorry ;DIT'S FREAKING AMAZING!OH MY GOD, THIS IS SO AWESOME!Wow.WowWowWow,Wow(again)Wow(again):o
Pretty much it.
WOW
This is too epic ;DAnd if it's possible, would compression be too hard? I have a feeling that video+audio files will be very large...
Now I wonder if monochrome videos combined with sound would be doable on a 15 MHz calc?
It just happened. The first ever true calculator Rick Roll.It work perfectly on wabbitemu, I didn't know a sound like this can be listen on 84+.
Description:QuoteUsing my new program for the 84+, FourVid, I am able to play 4 level grayscale videos on the calculator. Then by combining that with my other program, TruSound, I am able to play videos sync'd with sound!
Obviously this is on an 84+SE. Both the sound and video files are 1.3MB in size, which means that I had to clear the memory on both of them before I started.
Here are the files needed to play it. Just note that the sound file is clocked for wabbitEmu (15MHz) so it will run too fast on a real calculator (16MHz).
Also, if you have sent any of my videos to your real calc. You may have noticed that you are missing some memory. This is because some of the app pages started with $FF and the calculator won't delete them. So the only way to get the memory back is to back up everything on your computer and then clear All Mem. This RickRoll video also suffers from the same problem. Sorry about that. I'll fix that soon.
Haha, the files are too big for this post. Video (https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BwCVAkfyn6_vNGJiZTlkNzgtYmYwYS00ZTg3LTgzMzUtMzg4MmU4ODZjZTRi&hl=en), player (https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BwCVAkfyn6_vMGU2ZDFiOGEtOTQ1ZS00NGE3LThmMmMtZGM2MTkwZjY1MmQ5&hl=en), song (https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BwCVAkfyn6_vZTYwMTdlZGQtZjFhYi00MDA0LTgxZjQtMWY4YzJiYTgzYThj&hl=en).
(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/rickRollVid.gif)
It just happened. The first ever true calculator Rick Roll.
But what about this? (http://ourl.ca/3306/60995)It just happened. The first ever true calculator Rick Roll.
Second. You were beaten by apcalc :D
Wow, this is great. I can't get it to work on Wabbit though, when I send the app to wabbit it doesn't show up in the apps menu...Yeah it's a major PITA to get some apps to work in it. I have to restart Wabbit then try again. Send the app first and make sure when launching Wabbit the calc memory is empty.
Welcome back. :D And wow, 4.5 mins long vids would be cool. :DI think Kerm said that gCn supports about 1 fps if running at slightly less than full screen detail (no grayscale).
/me whispers something about Global CALCnet Youtube downloader/decompressor for videos that are under 4.5 minutes long. :P (Although I wonder if that's even realistic. :P)
Right now, it's not very easy. I just converted a section of a youtube video for my calc. The process was youtube >realplayer> flv >super> wmv >moviemaker> wmv >super> mp4 >super> jpg >gimp> bmp >fourvid> 8xk.
Hopefully though, if I can figure out how .avi files work. The conversion will be a few steps shorter.
Right now, it's not very easy. I just converted a section of a youtube video for my calc. The process was youtube >realplayer> flv >super> wmv >moviemaker> wmv >super> mp4 >super> jpg >gimp> bmp >fourvid> 8xk.
Hopefully though, if I can figure out how .avi files work. The conversion will be a few steps shorter.
On Super's website, I requested that they add support for direct video->bmp conversion. They said that they would consider my suggestion. Hopefully, if that is added, it will help to eliminate that step! :)
@apcalc: Do you mean that super can now export a video as a series of BMPs?
Btw I wonder if Christop algorithm is the same as the one used in the RealSound video player that got featured on ticalc.org a few years ago?Are you referring to this one? http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/385/38513.html
What file type of movie can USB8X play? It'd be indescribably epic to sit and watch anime in class.USB8X itself doesn't have a movie player - the player is separate. I don't know where the player can be found, or what it supports...
I always wondered if USB8x works via the TI-Nspire in 84+ mode, but then we're getting a bit off topic. :PIt doesn't. The Nspire doesn't emulate the 84+'s USB controller - all USB access is done through a set of special opcodes instead. I don't know enough about these special opcodes to even say whether a port of USB8x would be possible.
Depends on the calc. An 84+SE? I'd guess 3 mins or less. Maybe if you had slower bit sampling it'd be better,I think it's around 80-90 seconds, or maybe even less. Lower quality would allow longer sounds, but it sounds pretty bad...
It just happened. The first ever true calculator Rick Roll.
Description:QuoteUsing my new program for the 84+, FourVid, I am able to play 4 level grayscale videos on the calculator. Then by combining that with my other program, TruSound, I am able to play videos sync'd with sound!
Obviously this is on an 84+SE. Both the sound and video files are 1.3MB in size, which means that I had to clear the memory on both of them before I started.
Here are the files needed to play it. Just note that the sound file is clocked for wabbitEmu (15MHz) so it will run too fast on a real calculator (16MHz).
Also, if you have sent any of my videos to your real calc. You may have noticed that you are missing some memory. This is because some of the app pages started with $FF and the calculator won't delete them. So the only way to get the memory back is to back up everything on your computer and then clear All Mem. This RickRoll video also suffers from the same problem. Sorry about that. I'll fix that soon.
Haha, the files are too big for this post. Video (https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BwCVAkfyn6_vNGJiZTlkNzgtYmYwYS00ZTg3LTgzMzUtMzg4MmU4ODZjZTRi&hl=en), player (https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BwCVAkfyn6_vMGU2ZDFiOGEtOTQ1ZS00NGE3LThmMmMtZGM2MTkwZjY1MmQ5&hl=en), song (https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BwCVAkfyn6_vZTYwMTdlZGQtZjFhYi00MDA0LTgxZjQtMWY4YzJiYTgzYThj&hl=en).
(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/rickRollVid.gif)
b | a b | a | |
(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/superSmash%20b.gif) | (http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/0-superSmash.gif) | (http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/superSmash%20ab.gif) | (http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/superSmash%20a.gif) |
1,376,256 (2%) | 1,359,872 (3%) | 1,064,960 (24%) | 1,032,192 (27%) |
o | n | ao | an |
(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/superSmash%20o.gif) | (http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/superSmash%20n.gif) | (http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/superSmash%20ao.gif) | (http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/superSmash%20an.gif) |
819,200 (42%) | 802,816 (43%) | 622,592 (57%) | 458,752 (68%) |
-o and -n look best, imhoI agree.