Who is this "it" that won't let you unzip the "readme" file?
Stop making people laugh and find (and use) an adecvate file archiver.
As for the contents of the "readme" file - there is the same usage information as in the first post of the thread, which is to be expected.
Stop making people laugh and find (and use) an adecvate file archiver.
As for the contents of the "readme" file - there is the same usage information as in the first post of the thread, which is to be expected.
if you are using windows explorer to extract the zip its little buggy and doesnt work sometimes, download 7-zip/winrar
and the 1.2.0 is little outdated, download the "debug.zip" version from previous page
1) What version are you using?
2) what settings did you pick in the dialog?
3) whats the ffmpeg command it produced? you can copy it from the text box at the bottom (if its hidden then grab the bottom of the window with mouse and pull it down)
2) what settings did you pick in the dialog?
3) whats the ffmpeg command it produced? you can copy it from the text box at the bottom (if its hidden then grab the bottom of the window with mouse and pull it down)
I tried the latest build (both 2.2.0 and the one linked above you, in case they're different) too, on my PC it just opens a child process, then silently fatal errors (WerFault opens briefly, then all three processes are killed)
Bumping because 11 day old topic.
It works just fine on my 32 bit Windows 7, but not my 64 bit Windows 10. Hilariously, I ran it on my Win 7 off of my Win 10 via SMB, I didn't even copy it.
It works just fine on my 32 bit Windows 7, but not my 64 bit Windows 10. Hilariously, I ran it on my Win 7 off of my Win 10 via SMB, I didn't even copy it.
Hmmmmmmm. Does it throw any errors or anything? @N7Kopper
And do you have .NET Framework installed?
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet-framework
And do you have .NET Framework installed?
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet-framework
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Is there a decent media player for the 3DS available? Having the converted videos is nice, but having a proper media player with at least minimal feature support (metadata, playback controls, a playlist, seeking in both directions) would be great. Any recommendations for that? How is everyone else playing these videos? How do people go about managing large collections of video files?
Additionally, is there a way to batch-convert from the command line?
Additionally, is there a way to batch-convert from the command line?
No and yes. Just in case, I'll download it again. That worked last time I had a stupid error.
I tried reinstalling it, and no dice. Might have to attach a debugger for you.
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the generated videos are for this homebrew https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-video-player-for-3ds.586094/
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yeah you could try downloading the source code and running it yourself... If it will start
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Hey there! I'm trying to convert a video with no sound and I get this:
Is there a way to convert with no audio right now?
Is there a way to convert with no audio right now?
grab the bottom of the GUI window, and pull it down, it will reveal hidden debug stuff. There is an textbox that contains the generated ffmpeg command. copy the ffmpeg command, then open cmd, and paste the command
and just add ? to the -map option like the error says, so it will be for example "-map 0:a?"
and just add ? to the -map option like the error says, so it will be for example "-map 0:a?"
Hello, everyone! I keep getting this massge from the app. It says something like "ffmpeg" is not internal or external command, executable program, or batch file." in Russian(sorry, I can't change system language 'cause of my windows version). Does anyone know what's this mean?
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the videos dont appear in my camera
they're still just in the sound app but i cant play them anymore
they're still just in the sound app but i cant play them anymore
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