Seeing as its YouTube and not exactly renowned for its video quality, I would find it easier to link a graphics card to a digital camcorder and the soundcard as well.

Then just import the video and edit as you wish... I am thinking of doing something along those lines for something I am working on.

Congratulations developers The future is always bright with ScummVM

Lossless compression is great, however for something that is already heavily compressed with old codecs, it is really best to use something like OGG Vorbis instead anyway, as you will never enjoy a true lossless by converting a compressed format. If they ever re-released games with Audio CD quality ...

Thanks for the various comments in my support, but it is important to note that this is not a competition and everyone should be able to have a dabble at creating 'fan' music for games good or bad. We still have this wonderful thing in life called 'choice' :) Have a good day everyone.... hopefully w...

I have spent all yesterday converting the videos, and they work fine. The sound is a bit crackly, but easy to put up with. Great stuff from the ScummVM team yet again.

FeebleFiles1 wrote:I hope your Music will be also good, but it sounds a little bit amateur.

I am not even going to bother commenting on your work as I am not going down this route you have taken.

Nightkin wrote:Maybe not professional, but MUCH better than the "normal" ones. For me it would provde a much greater gaming experience than with normal midi sounds.

Greetings,
Christian

Thanks Christian.

FeebleFiles1 wrote:I am sorry but your reproductions might be nice but the quality is not really professional

When did I ever claim I was a professional, I said I use professional equipment... why can't we both do our own work without the other person knocking the others?

Anyway moving on......

It really depends on the game..... some games sound perfectly fine using MT-32, although others could do with a little extra. Also remember MT-32 emulation is still no way near perfect and adlib is a poor substitute. Amiga music can be good, but still not up to today's standards in professional MIDI...

Hi everybody.... I have a blog site which is doing very well since I opened it in January 2006 and the most active area for downloads and views is by far the ScummVM Music Enhancement Project I set up: A lot of the point and click adventure games from the past of years gone by, used the MIDI format ...

I would like to hear them!

Maybe you could email them to me:

contact@jameswoodcock.co.uk

I would love to see Toonstruck as well, but as far as i know no update is planned. There is a massive catalogue of supported games though we can still enjoy

Filters are probably the easiest way to get a nice enhancement with little fuss. However Another World has some nicer background visuals now: http://www.jameswoodcock.co.uk/?p=319

I would love to see Simon the Sorcerer with high resolution backgrounds, but hey that is extremely unlikely.

Congratulations, very well deserved!!!

If you have Skype you can call for 'free'...

I would prefer done over Skype, so we can tell that it is you and not just a recording from elsewhere