tktagmedia
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Hello everyone!
Many years ago I downloaded a "VCD" bundle of software that included MC32 (aka AVI2STR) and PSX homebrew that you'd burn along with your homemade STRs that could be played on real PlayStation hardware.
It was limited to 15FPS files at 320x240, but worked extremely well and would play up to a whole 25 minute file without breaking. The website I got it from said they had a working 30fps version at a higher resolution, but I distinctly remember the download link being dead.
Recently I was wanting to revisit the homebrew but I can't find it anywhere. To help jog some memories I've created a mock-up image of what the GUI looked like and attached it below. From what I remember, it was a plain text, no-frills interface that had a list of your videos inserted and you selected the one you wanted to play. I vividly remember the selection asterisk rotating.
Does this feel familiar to anyone else? If you have it, would you be willing to share it?
Many years ago I downloaded a "VCD" bundle of software that included MC32 (aka AVI2STR) and PSX homebrew that you'd burn along with your homemade STRs that could be played on real PlayStation hardware.
It was limited to 15FPS files at 320x240, but worked extremely well and would play up to a whole 25 minute file without breaking. The website I got it from said they had a working 30fps version at a higher resolution, but I distinctly remember the download link being dead.
Recently I was wanting to revisit the homebrew but I can't find it anywhere. To help jog some memories I've created a mock-up image of what the GUI looked like and attached it below. From what I remember, it was a plain text, no-frills interface that had a list of your videos inserted and you selected the one you wanted to play. I vividly remember the selection asterisk rotating.
Does this feel familiar to anyone else? If you have it, would you be willing to share it?
