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Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: iceydamo on 2005-01-16 11:13:36
my install disk of ff 7 is badly scratched so the dx media will not install so I did a search to find a download for true motion 2.0 but every page i found dont have a download and duck corp do not host the download anymore can you plz help me.

ps gamershell do not have a download anymore ither.
Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: Anonymous on 2005-01-16 12:09:09
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Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: halkun on 2005-01-16 13:17:58
Actually taking away Jari's thunder. (I think he was insinuating that you didn't use any caps or question marks, however that was kind of a rude way to go about it....)

Duck doen't support TrueMotion any more? Well, I guess with the advent of Bink and other formats, It's kind of deprecated by now.

But this does raise a support issue. My True Motion codec for Linux is the old one, however, I can flip the video via software, and have a switch for in in my movie player.

This will make decoding the videos a little difficult....
Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: Aaron on 2005-01-16 13:38:32
This installs the TrueMotion codec. (http://aaronserv.dyndns.org/hosting/ffsf/downloads/ff7betap1.exe)
Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: iceydamo on 2005-01-16 18:54:50
Thx and im soz to everyone tht i didnt say plz i foget sometimes when i putting things down and im soz thts my grammer (spelling aswell) is bad.

and thx again
Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: Qhimm on 2005-01-17 03:35:28
General comment: I'm curious as to how someone can believe "that" to be spelled "tht", and "sorry" to be spelled "soz". Last time I checked the pronounciation of z was "zee", "zed" or just a tonal s; nowhere have I seen the recently discovered "rry", and "ease"...

If we were to make "at least attempt to write proper English" a strict rule, that would certainly lock out a large portion of the Internet. Though maybe that's not such a bad thing?

Quote from: Police officer
Sir, you were speeding down the road at 150kph. I'm afraid I'm going to have to give you a ticket.
Quote from: Driver
Oh sorry, I forgot to mention I'm a horrible driver.
Quote from: Police officer
Oh I see, well that explains it. Carry on, then.

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Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: Roxas on 2005-01-19 22:05:53
Quote from: Aaron
This installs the TrueMotion codec. (http://aaronserv.dyndns.org/hosting/ffsf/downloads/ff7betap1.exe)


Question, would installing this let my media players, such as VirtualDub play the FFVII movies, or do I have to do something else?
Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: Aaron on 2005-01-19 22:35:28
Any programs that can use DirectShow codecs installed on your system should be able to play the FF7 movies if you install that.
Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: Roxas on 2005-01-19 22:45:45
Quote from: Aaron
Any programs that can use DirectShow codecs installed on your system should be able to play the FF7 movies if you install that.


Hm I get this message:

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[!] Couldn't locate decompressor for format 'TM20' (unknown).
    VirtualDub requires a Video for Windows (VFW) compatible codec to
    decompress video. DirectShow codecs, such as those used by Windows Media
    Player, are not suitable. Only 'Direct stream copy' is available for this
    video.
Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: Neo Bahamut on 2005-01-19 23:40:49
It's because Virtualdub doesn't use Direct Show Codecs. Other programs like WMP should be able to run the videos when that codecs installed
Title: a download for truemotion 2.0
Post by: Roxas on 2005-01-20 01:27:44
Quote from: Neo Bahamut
It's because Virtualdub doesn't use Direct Show Codecs. Other programs like WMP should be able to run the videos when that codecs installed


Darn, I was hoping I could get V-Dub to play it, it is sooo much easier to get the frames in V-Dub. :(