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> [Beginners] Videos to VX Ace!, Finally! Enterbrain listened!
kayden997
post Feb 10 2012, 12:44 AM
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Introduction


Yes, since the time of RPG Maker 2003 (not sure about 2k), they removed that little function that some developers wanted: videos. But now we can forget about that since Ace has it now!
In VX Ace, they require a format called: .ogv, which is basically a compressed video with .ogg sound format. Pretty sick.
Although most don't know how to convert to this format, I do!


Thing you will need:
  • VLC Video Player
  • A Video
  • VX Ace Demo/Full

VLC is free! Download now!



Part 1: Converting process

When you are ready, go ahead and open VLC.
Next, open VLC and go to streaming...


Add your file and continue on.

Just press next on the next few parts instead of stream.


On the next step, select "Theora + Vorbis" then click on the Tools icon to the right.


Go to the "Video Codec" tab, and change the width to 544 and the height to 416


Press ok, and click the "add" button above.



This next part is typically tricky and sometimes is annoying. There's a problem with the VLC streaming if you choose the location of the video.
So, instead just type in the Filename: [name for video].ogv

Press next, then press stream.

The file, after streamed, will most likely be found in C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC or your Downloads folder.


Now, since the file format was .ogg in the conversion process, we need to change that by changing the extension to .ogv


If you don't see the extensions, take a quick look at my sub-tutorial:
How to get extensions

First of all, go to control panel and select "Folder Options."


Click the "View" tab, and un-check the "Hide extensions..."


Click ok afterwards



Part 2: Import and Test
Go to resource manager, and select the "Movies" section.
Import the video from that location or if you moved it, the other location.

After, create an event to test out your video.


And voilĂ , a video (Note that the back box on the sides of my video were like that in the original).

No that's no me, that my friend



And that concludes this tutorial.


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MyPhantomile
post Feb 11 2012, 10:19 AM
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Thanks! Just downloading the trial to Ace now to see how it is. I'm chuffed to bits they've added video support and would love to see it in action. Thanks for the tutorial. It seems I already have all that is required. Looking forward to seeing how well people can implement videos.
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