Recent content by TrekkiesUnite118

The main issue with how your doing it is that there's no guarantee your offsets in your rip will match the offets in my rip. Depending on how the image was ripped and what format it's in that can change dramatically. That's why it's better to work with the individual files and rebuild the ISO...

That's fine, I'm just saying you'll most likely have an easier time in general working with the actual files on the disc, even when it comes to editing and viewing the script.

Ok, so you should try mounting the disc image to a virtual drive and start looking at the files on the disc and figure out which ones actually hold the data you're looking for. Editing an iso or binary track directly in a hex editor generally doesn't work well due to how disc images work and...

If you can post what files the script and other bits of text are stored in as well as what the text encoding looks like it would make it easier to find similarities between the two versions.

Increased the Ring Buffer Size to allow for videos with larger STAB Chunks.

Your video is 24fps, and about 6:30 long. That's 9,360 frames in the video. All of those frames and the audio samples have to be accounted for in the STAB chunk. As a result your STAB chunk is taking up about 170KB of RAM and bleeding into other areas. If you read the official documentation it...

At the framerate your video is at the video is too long. The Stab table is bigger than what's allocated. Split it into multiple files.

This is getting pretty silly to be honest. You've been shown evidence and even a link to the discord where you could actively participate and communicate with the person doing it.

Then use the version I included. Secondly it's not an error, it's a warning. It appears from your output that it still worked and created an image. Now while you shouldn't always ignore warnings, it appears at least in this case that it's not really an issue to worry about.

I don't get that warning and using \ aligns with the Windows file system.

This is a basic Cinepak Player for Saturn for testing video files as well as just making your own video discs. Simply place your CPK files into the cd directory, then run build.bat and it will generate an ISO in the out directory. This has the following caveats: The max number of files you can...

The bat file should work just fine as it is. I tested it multiple times before I uploaded it. If you don't have cygwin installed however then that should be installed properly which you can get it here: Cygwin That said here's an updated version with the DLL included.

You can make one yourself following the tutorial here: https://segaxtreme.net/threads/how-to-guide-encoding-cinepak-videos-properly.24487/

If anyone wants a better CPK Player that's not based on hacking a demo disc here is a more generic version of the demo I submitted for this years competition. Simply place your CPK files into the cd directory, then run build.bat and it will generate an ISO in the out directory. This has the...

Satiator doesn't provide any Video CD functionality either. You can produce a Cinepak file on a Windows machine currently using a Mac VM. Is it ideal? No, but it will provide far better quality than using AviToSaturn. The Saturn player software shouldn't need to be upgraded if the drive can...