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[tenchir]

Did a search and didn't see this.

http://www.ds-video.com/download.htm

Tried it out on my Nintendo DS(using FlashMe and flashcart). IMO, the video was extremely clear. There are 3 demoes for this codec.

Anyone who has a GBA Movie Player or the Play-Yan(updated firmware) care to comment on the quality?

 

[Drinky Crow]

BUY A PSP.

 

[trilobyte]

BUY A PSP.

BUY A LIFE.

 

[tenchir]

BUY A PSP.

I thought about mentioning I got a PSP for a pre-emptive strike against you, but I thought "He's probably asleep now or that he couldn't lurk the board 24/7"......... You sure proved me wrong.

 

[demi]

BUY A PSP.

 

[Mupepe]

BUY A PSP.

Jeez you troll, quit trying to justify your purchase of an obscure video player

 

[demi]

BUY ME A PSP.

 

[Zeo]

BUY A PSP.

Now now, anyone who buys a PSP for movies is just silly!

He should get it for all the games.

 

[Wario64]

BUY DEMI A PSP

 

[Mupepe]

BUY ME A PSP.

Only if you buy me another DS

 

[demi]

BUY ME A 1.50 PSP.

 

[Mupepe]

BUY ME A 1.50 PSP.

Now you're just being a greedy bastard

 

[Wario64]

YARR

 

[Mupepe]

YARR

http://bananayard.ytmnd.com/ I felt that was necessary

Edit: We need more Drinky Cow

 

[Uter]

BUY A PSP.

I preemptively nominate you for gimmick poster of the year!

 

[RX178]

how well when it compared to meteo's intro?

 

[silver]

Uhm...I have a Play-Yan, but where can I download the actual codec?

 

[Mupepe]

Please note that right now no known emulator is able to run Caimans Video Codec demos.

 

[JoshuaJSlone]

I don't have a way to run the videos, but I'm curious as to what sort of bitrate they're using?

 

[Kon Tiki]

I don't have a way to run the videos, but I'm curious as to what sort of bitrate they're using?

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Variable bitrate
Caimans Video Codec works at bitrates ranging from 0 to 40 Kbytes per second, giving more bitrate only to most complex scenes without wasting it for easy static scenes, while keeping the average bitrated desired
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High Compression Ratio
Less then 10Kbytes/sec are enough for Caimans Codec Pro to deliver good audio/video quality, allowing for full movies to fit into a 512mbit NDS cart. While 20-25 kbytes/sec are enough to obtain quality indistinguishable from the original uncompressed footage.

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