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60 FPS Video Player (Color Cell Compression Example 96x96) [DragonBallZ]
   
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60 FPS Video Player (Color Cell Compression Example 96x96) [DragonBallZ]

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This is an example of a video player using some concepts such as:

-All of the video data is contained inside the microcontroller block.
-The video data is compressed using color cell compression.
-The data is stored using base64 to further reduce its size.
-The video data is decompressed at runtime.
-Capable of 60 fps video playback with unlimited colors.

I chose a segment of the Dragonball Z Gohan vs Cell battle to showcase the concept. It seemed appropriate given that the Color Cell Compression is the critical component that makes this possible.

The provided levers allow you to adjust the video luminosity/brightness as well as playback speed between 0 and 60 fps.

*Warning: Do not try to edit the video player block. Not because I dont want you to, as you are more than welcome to tinker with it. The reason for the warning is that the block contains an insane amount of video data in property text blocks and may take upwards of 10 minutes to open the screen to edit the block. Your game may appear to crash in the meantime but if you wait it will eventually open. You have been warned.

Enjoy!


Color Cell Compression explained for anyone curious:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Cell_Compression

Other video player examples:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3403500277
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3403605959
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3403627376
4 Comments
mondo445  [author] 12 Jan @ 8:49am 
Absolutely! Do you have any specific movie requests? Im working on encoding "The More The Merrier" (1943) with Charles Coburn, Joel McCrea & Jean Arthur. Would this fit the theme?
HurricaneRocker 12 Jan @ 1:42am 
could we get some older movies from the 20s-60s for use on older ships
been hoping to install a working theater on one of my liners
mondo445  [author] 8 Jan @ 2:39pm 
Taking requests for videos to encode, limit seems to be 1500 frames (about 60 seconds at 96x96 24fps), can go longer at lower resolutions but the quality suffers badly, can also extend video by reducing framerate)

Any ideas?