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Forum Games / Re: Add a caption to the previous poster's avatar, ROUND TWO!
« on: April 13, 2009, 08:20:09 PM »
"Wait up! Let me have a look!! *runs over to Momohime for (closer) inspection*"
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Forum Games / Re: Add a caption to the previous poster's avatar, ROUND TWO!
« on: April 13, 2009, 08:10:05 PM »
"But your hair is too bishie and goldie. My hair and beard is manly to overrule everything! Now bring me delicious boobs or this court will find you guilty!"
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Gaming / Re: Sonic The Hedgehog CD (Now at part 10)
« on: April 13, 2009, 04:09:28 AM »
Sonic the Fighters. I love it. And Super Sonic (R)acing... 
SegaSonic would have been nice though... it's easily emulated though. ^^ </psp>
SegaSonic would have been nice though... it's easily emulated though. ^^ </psp>
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Gaming / Re: PictoChat
« on: April 13, 2009, 03:58:53 AM »
One day, when a huge group of friends (say 50-60 people) were piled together, crammed inside a small hotel while having SSB Melee tournaments on a projector screen, we would have our DS's ready.
We couldn't reach each other at all, because the room was crowded and we were very close to the walls in the room. So somehow, we managed to hold some Comic Jam style drawing contests while we waited for our turn to play Melee (and hoping to win some cash, lol). I enjoyed the PictoChat moment.
That moment of ours ended with VG characters being eaten by sharks...
The next morning, the Official Nintendo tournaments started. All kinds of high-score and multiplayer type games, not just fighting. Money and Plasma TV was the prize... </psp>
We couldn't reach each other at all, because the room was crowded and we were very close to the walls in the room. So somehow, we managed to hold some Comic Jam style drawing contests while we waited for our turn to play Melee (and hoping to win some cash, lol). I enjoyed the PictoChat moment.
That moment of ours ended with VG characters being eaten by sharks...
The next morning, the Official Nintendo tournaments started. All kinds of high-score and multiplayer type games, not just fighting. Money and Plasma TV was the prize... </psp>
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Gaming / Re: Sonic The Hedgehog CD (Now at part 10)
« on: April 13, 2009, 01:09:14 AM »
Well, that's why I have both the Japanese Original, and the Japanese Gems Collection~
| http://www.justin.tv/clip/f74cc8faaae | |
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Gaming / Re: Sonic The Hedgehog CD (Now at part 10)
« on: April 13, 2009, 01:04:49 AM »
Like I said, proper emulation, stick with Gens. Or you can buy Gems Collection.
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Gaming / Re: Sonic The Hedgehog CD (Now at part 10)
« on: April 13, 2009, 12:52:02 AM »
If you REALLY must, all you need is Gens and the Sega CD bios files. ^^
But do like I did instead, buy Sonic Gems Collection for the Gamecube.
But do like I did instead, buy Sonic Gems Collection for the Gamecube.
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Gaming / Re: Misc. Video Game thread
« on: April 13, 2009, 12:41:37 AM »
Actually, if you get Brawl, I'll be your opponent.
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Gaming / Re: Muramasa: The Demon Blade / Oboro Muramasa Yōtōden [Wii]
« on: April 12, 2009, 11:44:57 PM »
When I get it in the mail. This is the slowest snail mail ever... >o<
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Fan Creations / Re: Rockman 0bits thread - Now with sequel
« on: April 12, 2009, 10:22:44 PM »
But a spearhead on a chain is the invention of the century. Just look at Castlevania. ^w^
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Gaming / Re: VG Music Thread
« on: April 12, 2009, 09:23:21 PM »
I was on the first 2 Play! concerts in Sweden, 2006 and 2007.
I got autographs and personal chat with Arnie Roth, Nobuo Uematsu and Akira Yamaoka.
It was lovely. ^^ I enjoyed those concerts, but now the ticket prices are more and more expensive...
I got autographs and personal chat with Arnie Roth, Nobuo Uematsu and Akira Yamaoka.
It was lovely. ^^ I enjoyed those concerts, but now the ticket prices are more and more expensive...
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Gaming / Re: Sonic The Hedgehog CD
« on: April 12, 2009, 08:01:10 PM »once this hedgehog hits 88...
You're going to see some serious [parasitic bomb].
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Forum Games / Re: "What Are You Thinking Now?"
« on: April 12, 2009, 03:25:42 PM »Thoughts?
I'm one of the Elite Beat Divas...
Akira and I have a WAY better cast for Ouendan, but it's secret.
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Fan Creations / Re: Rebirth of the Rockman-Themed Stolen *Bleep* Thread!!
« on: April 12, 2009, 03:13:58 PM »
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General / Re: Computer Problem Thread
« on: April 12, 2009, 03:10:09 PM »
For streaming on any site (Justin.tv, Mogulus, ustream, etc):
I personally recommend FME 2.5, so download the first xml file.
You MUST be logged in before you download the xml file, so that you load your correct settings for justin.tv and later be able to broadcast.
To record AVI Video files (upload to youtube, nico video, veoh, dailymotion, etc):
I use VirtualDubMod. I run it, then I go to File > Capture AVI, and everything should be available for you there. Your recording device should be connected by now, and will be detected by VDM. On the bottom corner of the Capture Mode for VirtualDubMod, set the sound to 44K/16/s, and the framerate should be about 29,97 fps, 30 fps, or whatever it is your device can support. If it can handle 60 fps, then why not try it out?
Now click on Capture > Settings, make sure that only the Escape key is turned on for Abort Hotkeys. No other key or actions will interrupt with your recording when you have this settings, so you can freely walk around the internet while still recording (as long as you don't turn off VirtualDubMod). Now press OK, and head to Capture > Preferences, click on the checkboxes for "Save current capture/video/audio settings/format as default" (all 3 of them) and click OK. Your exact settings has been saved now for next time you start VirtualDubMod.
When you record with VirtualDubMod, and you find out that sound doesn't get recorded properly, make sure you have Audacity running in the background too. On Audacity, click Edit > Preferences. Recording device should be the one you're using for video recording. Turning on Software Playthrough is up to you, but it will play the sound on the PC if you turn it off, so it might be a good idea to make sure sound is recorded to the AVI file while you record with VirtualDubMod. The codecs you can use for VirtualDubMod is "Uncompressed RGB" or "X-Vid MPEG-4 Codec" (set X-Vid to the bitrate you want). I hope that helped.
Lastly, to record your screen, my personal favorite (as proven on the Rockman 8 Sega Saturn video on RPM Front Page Theme Week), is Camtasia Recorder that's included with Camtasia Studio. The version I use is 4.0, but there's newer ones way up to 6 now. Anyway, it's not a free tool, but you can "find" it somewhere, especially one version where the key/serial is already saved inside the installation.
Moving on, open Camtasia Recorder, go to Tools > Options. On Capture tab, select Save as AVI, and click the File Name Options button. Choose Automatic File Name and the output folder should be somewhere you can reach your AVI files. I use Desktop. I also turned off "Show toolbar underneath capture rectangle during recording" but that's up to you.
Go to Audio tab, and set the audio codec you want. If you have "MPEG Layer 3 (LAME)" available, then that will save you some time, so you don't have to use WAV>MP3 compression. Choose the bitrate you want too, and preferably 44100Hz 16 bit Stereo sound (either LAME or PCM codec doesn't matter). Accept all those audio settings and go to Hotkeys tab. Select the hotkeys you want for recording and stopping. I change recording from F9 to F8, because F9 interferes when I record PSP games with remotejoylite. Go to the Program tab and turn off everything there.
Now the important part, the video quality. Click the Video tab, choose Manual video configuration, screen capture framerate should be 60 or 30 fps (depends on which you prefer. I stick with 60 fps though). Click Video Compression button, and click Configure for Tech Smith Screen Capture Codec. Drag the bar all the way to the left (Faster Compression) and click OK. This will record your videos in (pixel-perfect?) PNG quality. Double-check that the frame rate stays at 60 fps and then press OK.
Now on the main window, you can press Capture > Wizard to make your last screen-capture settings. Select the region, window or anything you want to record, then press Next a couple of times, and don't forget to turn on "Record Audio" and "Speaker Audio (what you hear)" along the way. Now you can record whenever you want to, by pressing F8 and stop with F10.
To live-stream your screen-captures (an emulator or something), I use WebCamMax. It takes a lot more things to setup with it, but when you have made your settings (and some frame rate settings in the Options/Preferences/whatever too), you can now use WebCamMax with Flash Media Encoder, as a Video Codec. The Audio Codec for FME should be the one you use, anything that isn't the Microphone.
I'm sure there are other screen-capture tools out there, but if you have a very dependable PC, these are all you need and does the job just fine. ^^
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1. Download and install Flash Media Live Encoder (FMLE) from:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver/flashmediaencoder
2. Download your config file and save it to your desktop:
* FMLE 2.5:
http://www.justin.tv//fme_config.xml
* FMLE 3.0:
http://www.justin.tv//fme3_config.xml
3. Open Flash Media Live Encoder, and under the File menu, choose 'Open Profile' and select the xml file you just downloaded. Choose a camera and microphone from their respective drop-down boxes.
4. Press the green 'Start' button to begin broadcasting. Once the software has connected, you can load your Justin.tv channel page (e.g.) to check if you are broadcasting.
http://justin.tv/justin
I personally recommend FME 2.5, so download the first xml file.
You MUST be logged in before you download the xml file, so that you load your correct settings for justin.tv and later be able to broadcast.
To record AVI Video files (upload to youtube, nico video, veoh, dailymotion, etc):
I use VirtualDubMod. I run it, then I go to File > Capture AVI, and everything should be available for you there. Your recording device should be connected by now, and will be detected by VDM. On the bottom corner of the Capture Mode for VirtualDubMod, set the sound to 44K/16/s, and the framerate should be about 29,97 fps, 30 fps, or whatever it is your device can support. If it can handle 60 fps, then why not try it out?
Now click on Capture > Settings, make sure that only the Escape key is turned on for Abort Hotkeys. No other key or actions will interrupt with your recording when you have this settings, so you can freely walk around the internet while still recording (as long as you don't turn off VirtualDubMod). Now press OK, and head to Capture > Preferences, click on the checkboxes for "Save current capture/video/audio settings/format as default" (all 3 of them) and click OK. Your exact settings has been saved now for next time you start VirtualDubMod.
When you record with VirtualDubMod, and you find out that sound doesn't get recorded properly, make sure you have Audacity running in the background too. On Audacity, click Edit > Preferences. Recording device should be the one you're using for video recording. Turning on Software Playthrough is up to you, but it will play the sound on the PC if you turn it off, so it might be a good idea to make sure sound is recorded to the AVI file while you record with VirtualDubMod. The codecs you can use for VirtualDubMod is "Uncompressed RGB" or "X-Vid MPEG-4 Codec" (set X-Vid to the bitrate you want). I hope that helped.
Lastly, to record your screen, my personal favorite (as proven on the Rockman 8 Sega Saturn video on RPM Front Page Theme Week), is Camtasia Recorder that's included with Camtasia Studio. The version I use is 4.0, but there's newer ones way up to 6 now. Anyway, it's not a free tool, but you can "find" it somewhere, especially one version where the key/serial is already saved inside the installation.
Moving on, open Camtasia Recorder, go to Tools > Options. On Capture tab, select Save as AVI, and click the File Name Options button. Choose Automatic File Name and the output folder should be somewhere you can reach your AVI files. I use Desktop. I also turned off "Show toolbar underneath capture rectangle during recording" but that's up to you.
Go to Audio tab, and set the audio codec you want. If you have "MPEG Layer 3 (LAME)" available, then that will save you some time, so you don't have to use WAV>MP3 compression. Choose the bitrate you want too, and preferably 44100Hz 16 bit Stereo sound (either LAME or PCM codec doesn't matter). Accept all those audio settings and go to Hotkeys tab. Select the hotkeys you want for recording and stopping. I change recording from F9 to F8, because F9 interferes when I record PSP games with remotejoylite. Go to the Program tab and turn off everything there.
Now the important part, the video quality. Click the Video tab, choose Manual video configuration, screen capture framerate should be 60 or 30 fps (depends on which you prefer. I stick with 60 fps though). Click Video Compression button, and click Configure for Tech Smith Screen Capture Codec. Drag the bar all the way to the left (Faster Compression) and click OK. This will record your videos in (pixel-perfect?) PNG quality. Double-check that the frame rate stays at 60 fps and then press OK.
Now on the main window, you can press Capture > Wizard to make your last screen-capture settings. Select the region, window or anything you want to record, then press Next a couple of times, and don't forget to turn on "Record Audio" and "Speaker Audio (what you hear)" along the way. Now you can record whenever you want to, by pressing F8 and stop with F10.
To live-stream your screen-captures (an emulator or something), I use WebCamMax. It takes a lot more things to setup with it, but when you have made your settings (and some frame rate settings in the Options/Preferences/whatever too), you can now use WebCamMax with Flash Media Encoder, as a Video Codec. The Audio Codec for FME should be the one you use, anything that isn't the Microphone.
I'm sure there are other screen-capture tools out there, but if you have a very dependable PC, these are all you need and does the job just fine. ^^
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Gaming / Re: New Bayonetta Trailer
« on: April 12, 2009, 12:05:58 AM »
Vixy May Cry, anyone? Needs more 3D model RPM characters in action. >///<
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Off The Wall / Re: Your Desktop! Post It For Great Justice!
« on: April 11, 2009, 11:57:42 PM »
No kanji at all. 3 hiragana's and the katakana says "Sexy". ^^
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News and Announcements / Re: Boss Contest Winner Announced, New Shooting Star Rockman?
« on: April 11, 2009, 11:33:15 PM »
Aww....you and I have so much in common, Zan~
About the drawing...
Don't forget that when Capcom has a winner decided from a Rockman fan, their internal artists will redesign the character so it will fit into the series they are working on. Just like the last couple of contests, the Rockman fan's artwork is just a concept. Capcom's artists will take care of the final design for the character. So in the end, it doesn't have to be a Shooting Star character. Wait until Capcom's artists makes the final changes first. ^-^
About the drawing...
Don't forget that when Capcom has a winner decided from a Rockman fan, their internal artists will redesign the character so it will fit into the series they are working on. Just like the last couple of contests, the Rockman fan's artwork is just a concept. Capcom's artists will take care of the final design for the character. So in the end, it doesn't have to be a Shooting Star character. Wait until Capcom's artists makes the final changes first. ^-^
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News and Announcements / Re: Boss Contest Winner Announced, Shooting Star Rockman 4?
« on: April 11, 2009, 09:54:18 PM »
Yay more Time Freeze/Traveling~
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Fan Creations / Re: QUICK, SAVE THIS BEFORE IT GETS DELETED (Present for Sub Tank)
« on: April 11, 2009, 09:04:50 PM »
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Gaming / Re: Wii Punch Out - GET READY FOR A TKO
« on: April 11, 2009, 06:15:18 PM »
It was alright in the NES game. You just have to keep avoiding the attacks after that to get your hearts back. ^^
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Gaming / Re: Wii Punch Out - GET READY FOR A TKO
« on: April 11, 2009, 06:11:43 PM »
Don Flamenco looks more Spanish than before now. This game's artist = 
!
!
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Forum Games / Re: Praise the above poster!
« on: April 11, 2009, 06:00:42 PM »
She is better than me at the newer Resident Evil games (RE4-5).