Post video game musicPrevious Thread: >>5503175
I said come in! Don't stand there!
>>5522584these tekken ones and megadrive ones are superb, thanks anon
>>5522546idk wtf op did with encoding again, but now it doesn't seek at all. it became even worse than previous thread
seeks on my machine
Been listening to this album for a couple days, trying to pick out some iconic tracks. Someone recommended the composer, I went to the 2017 remake instead of the original 16-bit or the orchestral arrangements.
>>5522798Did it coom?
>>5524444my nigga
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>>5523955No problem anon, I'll post more MD ones>>5524035Im sorry to hear there's still issues but I haven't changed any of the settings. These seem to work just fine though on KurobaEx if you use mpv as the default player, if you still get issues try use the software decoder
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>>5527420Fitzy and me singing to this in the 90's. "I will shave the baby, I will shave the baby!". I miss the past man.
is music *about* video games allowed
Kek I uploaded them a while back, good times.
>>5528202Soundtracks related to the game only.
>>5528393you're a giant faggot and should kill yourself
>>5527138Damn that brings back memories, loved playing payday when I was younger>>5528533thats not very nice :(
>>5528616maybe i shouldnt have been so mean so i apologize for telling you to kill yourself your life is valuable and you are (probably) loved but you're still kind of a fag
More 16-bit stuff>>5528965im not the original anon you responded to lol
Nice megadrive collection you got there, keep posting.
>>5523078playing Skyrim rn, I still believe that Skyrim has probably one of the best sound tracks of any piece of media out there. It sucks that Soule had to go ahead and ruin it for him and everyone else. We truly won't get this great of an OST again.
>>5529188Check, what do you mean by ruin it?
Got the LP and wanted to share for the vampires out there.
>>5529189Daring to have opinions of his own.
>>5529189>>5529528No, wait, I confused Martin O'Donnell and Soule. Soule got libeled by a femoid.
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>>5529589Don't know what happened with the vampire face on the cover.
>>5529595>>5529589glitch in the matrix
Go on, do you have some Gamegear soundtracks?
>>5529650>>5529643thanks anonI was just talking to my brother about old games we used to play on the consolesI'm pretty sure this was one of them and I couldnt remember the name.
>>5529589>>5529595>>5529603fixed
>>5530775I dont know why its smaller, its just 4 still frames and the same audio track.but yeah
>>5530778That's cool anon, even if I liked the glitch. What crf value are you using? I'm always using 0 for the best output, that's why you get a lower size after reencoding.
>>5522798>>5523077>>5529354>>5529650There we go.
>>5529189He scammed a bunch of people by "selling" an unreleased soundtrack that people bought and then proceeded to dip without releasing anything, effectively stealing the money. Bethesda pretty much said they don't want anything to do with him anymore.
>>5531099What release? the atmospheres tracks of Skyrim? If so he released the LPs recently. Fuck Bethesda anyway, he has the rights on his own music.
>>5524179i love the original pc98 ost myself. good post
>>5529109>>5529106>>5529104compile has some real bangers in madou monogatari and puyo puyo. great tastethis is among my all-time favorite tracks of the era
>>5531740i could go on all night posting 16 bit tracks i love but i am far too lazy to download and convert everything.
>>5530804https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-codecs.html"CRFSet the quality/size tradeoff for constant-quality (no bitrate target) and constrained-quality (with maximum bitrate target) modes. Valid range is 0 to 63, higher numbers indicating lower quality and smaller output size. Only used if set; by default only the bitrate target is used."the below is what I've been using for a while now.I take an image, usually .jpg, and convert my audio to .opus at a bitrate of 128 or higher if I can fit it.ffmpeg -r 1 -loop 1 -i image.jpg -i audio.opus -map 0 -map 1:a -c:v libvpx-vp9 -crf 20 -g 3 -vframes 4 -c:a copy -y output.webmdoing it this way gives me a bit more manual control over image and audio track files sizes and bitratesas a test for my own interest, I took a webm I previously madefile size: 5.82 MB (6,103,469 bytes)remade it with the same audio and image image size was 52kb 600x600.jpgbut without any -crf settingfile size: 5.79 MB (6,073,905 bytes)and then again with -crf 0file size: 5.90 MB (6,190,547 bytes)so a bit of a difference, but I cant really see the difference in image quality.maybe it would be a bit more noticable at higher resolutions, but its a good way to squeeze some extra space to fit in 4chans 6m capI also tested remaking the glitched one with -crf 0 and it indeed was about ~2MB larger
>>5531845neat thanks anonalthough weirdly its not rendering a thumbnail in file explorer
>>5531868wouldnt that have to do with your player?does it show it after you play the track in you r player?what player are you using?I'm using mpc-hc and I never have thumbnails for any webms.
>>5531845Opus at 128k and over is overkill and not necessary, there is no need to go beyond 90k and generally a far lower bitrate can be done without noticing to fit here, that's how good opus is. The most important thing to scale on webm with the limitations is a constant quality, crf compress things in the container and it's visible for high resolution covers I generally post here, see it as a "lossless" profile if set to 0. If having a cover over 2048x2048, use -vf scale=2048:2048:-1, and playing with the btrate is -ab xxk. Just saying for the rookies out there. Good luck frens.
>>5532067>Opus at 128k and over is overkill and not necessaryI've herad that before too, looking at with spek you can see some of the highs get lost, but at this point its just my autismif i want full quality I can get the actual music in flac or whatever, still I like to be around there if i canthanks man
>>5532079Sure you'll see the difference in a spectrum analyzer, but let your ears be the final judge, you'll be surprised how opus manage very low bitrate for an instrumental track. Most people don't care what quality they're listening anyway, and share the lowest crap to fuck with our autismo. I've being that asshole years ago.
>>5528555sequels was sadly disappointing in all aspectsat least it was still enjoyable for a run through if you ignore the retarded character focused story and just play the puzzles (even if they were retarded easy)
>>5528766absolute banger
>>5530825It's hard to believe that anything so beautiful could exist in this world
testing, any issues with playback?
>>5532352No, why would it be?
>>5532362Just testing playback with gbrp instead of yuv since the colours were coming out a bit off on some webms with the latter, even with 4:4:4
>>5523075Wtf is this from?
>>5532678call of duty cold war rising tide i belive is the ost name
>>5529524>tfw you will never be a Malkavian roaming the streets of Santa Monica trying to understand the voices in the cobweb
>>5532095I figured out pretty early that 49 out of 50 people ain't gonna notice because they're listening on either earbuds, laptop/phone speaker(s), or bluetooth headphones that do lossy compression before radio transmission. Even 64kb mpeg layer III and people only noticed when I switched from stereo to mono for shits-n-giggles.dI didn't know 4chan allowed webms with opus audio. Gotta try that now.
>>5534248I did the same song using `-b:a 64k` and `-b:a 128k` and I could tell the difference -- left/right separation wasn't as sharp in 64k and percussion was fuzzier (even though it's already dirty). Not worth keeping, but maybe worth posting to a mongolian basket-weaving forum.5.2M 07_Foregone_Destruction.mp34.2M UT_-_Foregone_Destruction.128k.webm3.0M UT_-_Foregone_Destruction.90k.webm2.2M UT_-_Foregone_Destruction.64k.webm
>>5528591YES YES YES GOD, FUCK, MY CHILDHOOD, JESUS FUCKING CHRIST, YES, SOULE YOU FUCKING BASTARD, IF WE ONLY GOT SOMETHING LIKE THIS FOR SKYRIM.
>>5535012>>5535013man i miss old console soundfonts so much personalityi think the GBA was really the last console where you can hear it and think "yep, that's the GBA". maybe the DS...
New bread: >>5535393
>>5535111nostalgia is one hell of a drug, gba's soundchip had nothing but flak because of how limited and shitty it sounded. the GBA ports of SNES games for example sounded so much goddamn worse than the originals that people straight up preferred to play the latter despite the former having extra content and bugfixes, it was that bad. that's why people made mods for emulators to fix it and make it sound less GBA-y.
>>5535440yeah its great i love it
