Ren'Py Photo Hunt [v0.18.1 Extra] [Moochie]

[Trikus]

Hey everyone,

I've successfully created a 120fps mod for this game, which I'm excited about!

However, I've run into a bit of a snag with video files. It seems the game can only read its native AVI video files. When I try to use higher-clarity MP4 files, the game doesn't recognize them. This forces me to use AVI files (the same type the game uses natively), which unfortunately compresses the image quality somewhat.

It would be absolutely fantastic if someone could offer some guidance or teach me how to get the game to recognize H.265 10-bit encoded videos. This would allow for much better visual fidelity in the mod.

Any tips, tricks, or pointers would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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Ren'Py doesn't work with MP4 files. WebM would be better.

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[Falko1998]

Hi, when is the next update?

 

[fishbrain]

Hi, when is the next update?

4ish months.

 

[the66]

Ren'Py doesn't work with MP4 files. WebM would be better.

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you should really read your linked sources before claiming that Ren'Py doesn't support MP4 containers.

Hey everyone,

I've successfully created a 120fps mod for this game, which I'm excited about!

However, I've run into a bit of a snag with video files. It seems the game can only read its native AVI video files. When I try to use higher-clarity MP4 files, the game doesn't recognize them. This forces me to use AVI files (the same type the game uses natively), which unfortunately compresses the image quality somewhat.

It would be absolutely fantastic if someone could offer some guidance or teach me how to get the game to recognize H.265 10-bit encoded videos. This would allow for much better visual fidelity in the mod.

Any tips, tricks, or pointers would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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i doubt that Ren'Py will ever support the H.265 codec due to licensing issues. H.264 isn't supported for the same reason.