3DS:BAX/makebax: Difference between revisions

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=== What You Need ===

* The latest release of ~~BAX from its~~ {{GitLab|Wolfvak/BAX/-/releases|~~GitLab page~~}} (~~The~~ <code>release.zip</code> file)

* The latest release of {{GitLab|Wolfvak/BAX/-/releases|makebax}} (It's in the <code>release.zip</code> file)

* The latest release of [https://ffmpeg.org/download.html ffmpeg] installed on your computer

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# Open a terminal on your computer

# Use ffmpeg to transcode your desired video into IVF format

#* For example, if your video is a file named <code>input.mp4</code>, the command would be something like <code>ffmpeg -i "/path/to/input.mp4" -f ivf "/path/to/output.~~ivf~~"</code>

#* For example, if your video is a file named <code>input.mp4</code>, the command would be something like <code>ffmpeg -i "/path/to/input.mp4" -f ivf "/path/to/converted.ivf"</code>

~~WIP~~

#* If your source video resolution isn't the required you can also do <code>ffmpeg -i "/path/to/input.mp4" -f ivf -vf scale=<WIDTH>:240,fps=<FRAMERATE> "/path/to/converted.ivf"</code>, with "WIDTH" being either 400, 320 or 720 and "FRAMERATE" being between 1 and 60.

# Use makebax to convert your <code>.IVF</code> file to a <code>.BAX</code> file

#* Assuming you named your converted video <code>converted.ivf</code>, the command would be <code>makebax "/path/to/converted.ivf" "/path/to/output.bax"</code>

# Copy <code>output.bax</code> to <code>SD:/bax/</code> on your console's SD card

== Command Line Usage ==

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 === What You Need ===
-* The latest release of BAX from its {{GitLab|Wolfvak/BAX/-/releases|GitLab page}} (The <code>release.zip</code> file)
+* The latest release of {{GitLab|Wolfvak/BAX/-/releases|makebax}} (It's in the <code>release.zip</code> file)
 * The latest release of [https://ffmpeg.org/download.html ffmpeg] installed on your computer
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 # Open a terminal on your computer
 # Use ffmpeg to transcode your desired video into IVF format
-#* For example, if your video is a file named <code>input.mp4</code>, the command would be something like <code>ffmpeg -i "/path/to/input.mp4" -f ivf "/path/to/output.ivf"</code>
+#* For example, if your video is a file named <code>input.mp4</code>, the command would be something like <code>ffmpeg -i "/path/to/input.mp4" -f ivf "/path/to/converted.ivf"</code>
-WIP
+#* If your source video resolution isn't the required you can also do <code>ffmpeg -i "/path/to/input.mp4" -f ivf -vf scale=<WIDTH>:240,fps=<FRAMERATE> "/path/to/converted.ivf"</code>, with "WIDTH" being either 400, 320 or 720 and "FRAMERATE" being between 1 and 60.
+# Use makebax to convert your <code>.IVF</code> file to a <code>.BAX</code> file
+#* Assuming you named your converted video <code>converted.ivf</code>, the command would be <code>makebax "/path/to/converted.ivf" "/path/to/output.bax"</code>
+# Copy <code>output.bax</code> to <code>SD:/bax/</code> on your console's SD card
 == Command Line Usage ==