bernardcozier

I decided to not upload the .dat files I thought there might be some issue requiring people to parse the video on their own uniquely configured computers just to be safe. Good news is the video parsing is only done once.

Glad to know that someone else is enjoying it. Eventually I plan on getting the iircade Space Ace dedicated art cabinet and replacing the internals with my version. That's my ultimate plan. Don't care for the 1280x1024 LCD I prefer another 19" 1024x768 LCD true 4:3 ratio. I was also able to source the highest quality oggs by converting from the wmv's on the now impossible to get HD PC DVD version. The only thing is daphne doesn't support 48000Hz so I had to convert to 44100 the good news though is that the highest bit rate on these audio versions have been fully maintained. So this is an audio-only-superb-upgrade to my previous link : https://mega.nz/file/UTAXmSpD#fdG6mJ-1zNc67_hn2oh_8yRV5dpUSmYJA8FiBgmZ97Y Enjoy!

I actually meant the original Blu-Ray 1080p video, not the framefiles which I now understand only refers to the timings text file. Anyway I used these 480p Blu-Ray remasters to AI upscale Space Ace to 1152x864 (which works with Daphne OpenGL) and then ffmpeg to interpolate adjacent frames for 60fps. So I would have liked to see how the AI upscaled compared to the native Blu-Ray 1080p video. Have a look (see _README_FIRST.txt) : https://mega.nz/file/5b4ghQzS#OqtU1CR5T19HH84x-TtmkZvkVnfYzZG9Mjd2dkd4eg8

Hi guys, because I like to use OpenGL and most 1080p versions won't run in Daphne with OpenGL, I made my own 1152x864 AI Upscaled Space Ace 60fps version (with the help of ffmpeg.exe to interpolate a new frame in between adjacent frames) to be used with Daphne in OpenGL, and since Daphne is so small I just included the latest version 1.0.12 with everything configured to use my new M2V files and with a _README_FIRST.txt and convenient *.bat files to launch this HD Space Ace version. Please let me know what you guys think I like the colors from this version and the animation is better, less choppy than the original. https://mega.nz/file/5b4ghQzS#OqtU1CR5T19HH84x-TtmkZvkVnfYzZG9Mjd2dkd4eg8

Very cool. I've been looking for the Blu-Ray quality 4:3 framefiles converted to SD 480p. But does anyone have the 16:9 Blu-Ray 1080p framefiles also?

That's what his download links provided 720x480p but remastered from the Blu-Ray 1080p. I just got here so sorry for the late reply.