atrueprincefanfrom18 wrote: ↑July 16th, 2020, 9:09 pm
Wait!
In VLC Media Player it's Orange and in normal Videos Player it's Purple. I am using Ubuntu and I don't know the name for default Videos Player. Something is very weird...
Indeed, I found out the same:
In VLC the last guard is orange; but in other players like FFplay, VirtualDub, WinAmp, Media Player Classic, or Windows Media Player he's purple.
It's probably a bug in VLC Player.
I recorded it with DOSBox (Ctrl+Alt+F5), then I removed the audio track with ffmpeg.
If I recall correctly, videos recorded with DOSBox use palettes.
It seems that VLC Player can't handle palette changes.
In fact, I just searched for ZMBV in VLC's bug tracker and I found this:
https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/24859 wrote:
ZMBV video displays wrong colors
Video recorded in dosbox only displays right colors until palette is not changed. From what I can tell, vlc only reads palette once.
I think this is the bug we are seeing.
Norbert wrote: ↑July 17th, 2020, 10:47 am
Actually, it is a good question how David records his videos.
I've always wondered why they never include any audio.
I usually remove audio to make the file smaller.
I've recorded this again and I kept the audio.
The guard's color is still orange in VLC and purple in other players.
In the game itself he was purple.
dronno wrote: ↑July 17th, 2020, 10:04 am
I also had opened it in VLC when I found the orange guard. Alas both windows media player and the default player for win10 (called films and tv?) do not open it at all
I can play the video in Windows Media Player.
Did you install the ZMBV codec?
Here is how to do it:
https://www.dosbox.com/wiki/Recording_V ... ured_movie
After that the video should play in Windows Media Player.
For the "Films+TV" app this is not enough. Maybe on 64-bit Windows it can only use 64-bit codecs. (The ZMBV codec that comes with DOSBox is 32-bit.)