It probably won't work on the older Nspires, right?
Wow, well done! This definitely reduces files down to a manageable size, and will help greatly. Looking forward to seeing progress on this!thank you
EDIT: Not really sure how to compile this exactly [shrug] :P
A very early version is ready for use!Yay ! Thanks :D
A very early version is ready for use!Yay ! Thanks :D
However, my calc crashed :P
I sent the player, the test video you included and a new ndless.cfg.tns (so it works with file associations) then ran the video. The calc played the video then shut down, and no key responded, except the reset one :P
edit: also, the quitting key is not that obvious :P
edit: also, not everybody has a working Ndless SDK D:. Wouldn't it be possible to have another way to convert videos ?
I understand not everyone has one installed on their system though so I'll try to compile the helper program for Windows and release a binary.Yeah, thanks :D
Otherwise, if you enjoy more control over the ffmpeg options, make a folder for all your frames. Then compile the helper.c program and copy the executable into your folder.Do we put the video in the "folder for all your frames" or do we put frames in it ?
Change into your directory and run the following command on the command line:
ffmpeg -i /path/to/movie -s qvga -an -r 15 frame-%05d.jpg
This will spit out a whole lot of files. When it finishes, run the moviecompile program and it will produce a file. Copy this to your calculator along with the main program and run it. Make sure the extension ends in .nmp.tns.
It is not a problem.Of course it is, the video doesn't run. Launching it reboots the calc then does nothing :-\
It is not a problem.
(Also, I read your pm some day I didn't have time to answer then forgot about it x.x Sorry)I forgot to kinda clarify what I was talking about. Like I said earlier, try it again just so you can copy all the text from command prompt. Then save it to Notepad or something, and pm me with the attachment.
pm me with the attachment.I think that is not possible to pm attachements, so I give you an image of the answer of the command prompt here :)
Look on the bright side: At least you made it farther than last time.That is true :D
Anyways, you might want to change "MovieNameHere" to the actual name that you want the movie to be called.I did it the first time but when I saw I failed, I made other tries without changing the name.
Also, try moving the folder location to your actual hard drive.It is on my hard drive, the one called "F:\" ???
I am also going to need a screenshot that has all of the output from both commands.It created all the frames so I guess the first step worked. Anyways, I'll make another try and send you the output when I have some time :)
It is on my hard drive, the one called "F:\" ???Oh. I thought the F:\ drive was a flash drive.
It created all the frames so I guess the first step worked. Anyways, I'll make another try and send you the output when I have some time :)Ok. No problem. Oh, and what about the gif idea?
Nope, it is a hard drive :)It is on my hard drive, the one called "F:\" ???Oh. I thought the F:\ drive was a flash drive.
Oh, and what about the gif idea?Yeah, I saw on TI-Planet people who asked for a gif player on Nspire, so that would be cool if they could convert their gifs into videos then convert them for NspireMoviePlayer :)
I am checking it out know but, I have a quick question for you. Are you only using the files that were in the archive I posted or are you using files that are from before hand?Well, I think I use the files from the archive. I unzipped the zip and followed the instructions.
Which ffmpeg file, there are tons of them. Can someone do a video or detailed instructions. I also do not understand the first instruction.
I just realized that script was an older and faulty version so I made the correction.Ah, so this is why it didn't work :P
edit The link doesn't provide any download ???Yeah. Sorry about that. When I uploaded the file, I didn't know I also had to upload it to cloud storage which make the files available when I am not online. I uploaded it to cloud and tried it out so there should not be any more problems. In addition to the gif script, I'm also working on improving the nPlayer script's efficiency so that user interaction need not be so difficult.
Thanks. I appreciate it. I'm glad you were successful in using it.I was successful too :D
cd "%FileDirectory%\Finally\ffmpeg1\ffmpeg\bin" but it has to be cd "%FileDirectory%\Finally\ffmpeg\bin"I attached the edited file ;)
I was successful too :DYou betcha. ;D So do you think I should go for making a gif script? I'm not sure if people would actually use it.
Thanks for making people's life easier, and take those well earned +1s ;D
Well that sucks. :( I am finishing up a Psychology paper for college so I'll have take a look at the script tomorrow and see where I might have made a mistake.Don't worry, there is no hurry ;)
Is the Finally folder in the folder named after your username?Yes. For example, the bin folder in the Finally folder is at "C:\Users\MyName\Finally\ffmpeg\bin"
Did the command prompt window that popped up have a lot of text that looked similar to the text in the attachment below?No. There are appearing commands but they seem to do nothing, as if they were not validated or something.
Strange... Did you try running it twice? Augs told me it worked for him after a few tries.Yes, I tried several times.
The easiest way to do this is to type "set" into your command prompt and hit enter. Depending on the language of your computer the spelling is probably different, so you'll have to mentally translate it and look for a word similar to set.Things like cmd commands are the same on every windows computer, no matter which language.
Hmmmm? I'll have to check later on tonight. My Psych class starts in five minutes. lkj and Augs thanks for the feedback. I'll have to keep rerunning the script to find the problem.Don't worry, there is no hurry ;)
Augs, I did all of that and it didn't work
whats the the final video extension? and does it support .rmvb?Nearly all movie types are supported. However, I haven't added all of the extensions yet, so certain movie types might not visible when choosing a movie. If this happens, simply click on the bar that say "Movie Files" and select the "All Files" option instead. That should fix any problems with certain movies not appearing. A picture is attached below for clarification.
Also, make sure to:EDIT: I just happened to be reading a couple of posts on tiplanet.org and I found out there is a way to have high quality videos that aren't affected by jpeg compression. (Thanks Hayleia) Included in the zip file is a Finally 2.1 LQ and a Finally 2.2 HQ. Now you can watch your videos in the same quality they were downloaded.
A)extract it
B)not have a finally folder within another one.
eg: /users/yourname/finally/finally/
This happens because some people press "extract to /finally/" on winRAR which makes this happen
C) Have it in your user name folder
Additionally, I have uploaded the newest version which fixed a major flaw that prevented Finally v2.. from working. Downloading the newest zip from https://xacto.folders.io/Finally (https://xacto.folders.io/Finally) is required to ensure functionality, as some files and folders have been created/deleted, and the script has been revised.Great, I'll try this ASAP :D
EDIT: I just happened to be reading a couple of posts on tiplanet.org and I found out there is a way to have high quality videos that aren't affected by jpeg compression. (Thanks Hayleia)Glad to have helped ;D
EDIT: GIF support should be implemented soon.Very good idea :)
Great, I'll try this ASAP :DOk. Hopefully you shouldn't have any trouble.
EDIT: GIF support should be implemented soon.
Very good idea :)If anyone knows about a good and simple gif to movie converter that supports command line processing, please let me know.
Especially with NspireMoviePlayer since it loops.
Awesome, could you upload the .tns file please?Sure. Here(too big to attach): http://www.mediafire.com/?zesps9ji4acrfmy
Awesome, could you upload the .tns file please?Sure. Here(too big to attach): http://www.mediafire.com/?zesps9ji4acrfmy