Hmm saves like 3 GB. Dunno why I thought it was less. But still not really sure if its worth.
I think 4Gb more likely. Can u upload 1 compressed video and same but uncompressed to check format?Hmm saves like 3 GB. Dunno why I thought it was less. But still not really sure if its worth.
But like I said I don't think I saw a video lose thats a H-scene. Only those don't work the animated spites work. You think the videos are used for the H-scenes or something.
Unity codecs very limited support gives me facepalm since if you changed video format it most likely wouldn't work but now I found out that audio format change could also lead to such problem since original sex videos (without h-scenes videos don't have sound so plays fine) had AAC LC codec while after compression it became OGG Vorbis so to make it work u need to (re)encode it with proper audio codec (choose AAC-LC in custom compressor for example) or modify audio change script that I made for Son of Asia game. In Unity compressor I'll remove audio format change for compressed video.
Hmm just recompressed the videos with custom and that seems to have done the track. How annoying.
Try to compress in single (not mass) file xp3 compressor and if it doesn't helps then try it with latest dev version from OP.
from main UAGC page!
Maybe while you are doing all your testing, you can figure why I am the only one who can figure out to compress this game here Sword Art Online: The Trap of Breath Concealed Magic [verβ2 Fix1] [Fujino] (the second part). I can almost guarantee when you start it, it will do fine but then stop around image 300 or so and say "completed".
Ok, sure np. Btw did u tried to rename (before compression) game folder name to something without greek beta sign in its name (like just SAO) since as you most likely know ~90% problems with RPGM MV/MZ compression problems is in its folder names and ~9% is junk duplicate files? Also dat game have at least 2 junk .psd (as duplicates of png images) files that may interfere compression so I advice to try to delete it (奶牛亚-生气.psd and 透视镜亚丝娜口交侧面.psd) manually (coz auto junk removal don't supports non-latin files yet) before compressing the game. If nothing helped try also to switch from auto non-latin fix to manual.
Yeah, I renamed file, what it does, and I assume this is the same for everyone else, it starts and does so much then stops. Even half the time, doing the switching on/off to manual or not at all sometimes won't work.
I bet that compressors which you mentioned did not do all steps below (now I kinda busy, gonna test it later):
I would assume Bob69 might have known all that, but he's had issues forever now with it, as it just randomly stopped working for him over a year ago.
For AVIF, I use ImageMagick; after some comparisons, it seemed to me that it has significantly fewer graphic artifacts after compression. As for WebP, I would like to switch entirely to cwebp, as I mentioned above, because at a smaller size, it has significantly higher image quality than nconvert. But to switch completely, I need to figure out which setting controls what. Because I want to keep the temperature within 85 degrees, I will have to reduce Uffs anyway; even at a value of 12, the temperature reaches 92 degrees, albeit briefly.
When using NConvert with the libavif codec, you can take advantage of GPU hardware acceleration, which makes AVIF image processing faster and more efficient. While ImageMagick generally relies on CPU processing, NConvert can benefit from the GPU if configured correctly. This way, NConvert provides higher performance in AVIF conversion by leveraging the use of the dedicated card. However, I don't know if UAGC is already configured for this
It's now supported by nconvert, libvips (which I don't recommend using), and ImageMagick. And yes, it really speeds up the process, especially noticeable when there are a lot of images and videos; in fact, this feature reduces the compression time exactly by the time it takes to compress all images or all videos.
