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Originally Posted by jotd
yup. I will provide the command line for you as soon as I have access to my examples. It's really simple, specially when you spent hours tuning a proper command line 
I'm not sure if it can spit out .AVI though. MP4 is more the standard nowadays (or MKV). AVI is a bit has-been. |
The extension doesn't matter, and for some reason, only Windows Media Player can run it (some Win10 app called "Films & TV" can't)
But a demo I recorded just now that is over 9.5 minutes long takes up around 398Mb uncompressed. Is that too much, or is it average for video files, especially non-filtered ones?
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Originally Posted by Toni Wilen
Do you have stereo sound mode selected? (Most codecs don't support other modes) Check also sound frequency after starting emulation because even if you select 44100Hz, selected sound driver might force 48000Hz or vice versa.
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Yep, my configs are set to 48000Hz. I think I must've fiddled with the audio settings before I started emulation at one point.