(.FLM) - Eletronic Arts
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(.FLM) - Eletronic Arts
https://mega.nz/#!xqIT2IZK!1QkCEzAVGbPy ... RXFSABgj0g (43MB)
Can anyone help me extract or view this "supposedly" video file?
Can anyone help me extract or view this "supposedly" video file?
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Which game and platform? Because FLM is just a container. What's inside them depends on the platform.
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BloodRaynare wrote:Which game and platform? Because FLM is just a container. What's inside them depends on the platform.
Game: Freekstyle
Platform: PlayStation2
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Here's a bms demuxer script + batch tool to convert it to mpg (Requires ffmpeg for the conversion, put the ffmpeg.exe on the same directory as the script).
Only support PS2 .FLM files ATM
Only support PS2 .FLM files ATM
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BloodRaynare wrote:Here's a bms demuxer script + batch tool to convert it to mpg (Requires ffmpeg for the conversion, put the ffmpeg.exe on the same directory as the script).
Only support PS2 .FLM files ATM
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Try this revised one instead. I fixed some of the typos that might be the cause of the error you received.
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BloodRaynare wrote:Try this revised one instead. I fixed some of the typos that might be the cause of the error you received.
"intropal.M2V: No such file or directory
Não foi possível encontrar C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\ffefef\intropal.M2V
Não foi possível encontrar C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\ffefef\intropal.ADS"
ENGLISH:
"intropal.m2v: No such file or directory
Could not find C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\ffefef\intropal.M2V
Could not find C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\ffefef\intropal.ADS"
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Hmmm after I observed your screenshots, did you put the quickbms.exe in the same directory (for the demux script)?
(Sorry, forgot to tell you that you'll need the quickbms as well)
(Sorry, forgot to tell you that you'll need the quickbms as well)
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BloodRaynare wrote:Hmmm after I observed your screenshots, did you put the quickbms.exe in the same directory?
https://prnt.sc/q9ezki
It worked?
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Yes, the video data extraction can be really quick or can be really long depending on the video length.
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BloodRaynare wrote:Yes, the video data extraction can be really quick or can be really long depending on the video length.
Thanks ^^.
Can you explain how reimport?
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OAlex wrote:
Thanks ^^.
Can you explain how reimport?
About reimporting the FLMs....
Short answer: It's impossible.
Long answer: I don't think reimporting would cut it with this format (Since this script is using MEMORY_FILE, so the reimporting is impossible. I could be wrong though). I think more about making a separate bms script which you use your existing created M2V and it's MGAV audio (With it's MGAV generator scripts as well) to generate a new FLM file. The problem is, I don't know the exact order of the "2PGM" and "MGAV" chunks to make a correct FLM files. Not to mention I'm still not really understands about the parameter of each chunks header.
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BloodRaynare wrote:OAlex wrote:
Thanks ^^.
Can you explain how reimport?
About reimporting the FLMs....
Short answer: It's impossible.
Long answer: I don't think reimporting would cut it with this format (Since this script is using MEMORY_FILE, so the reimporting is impossible. I could be wrong though). I think more about making a separate bms script which you use your existing created M2V and it's MGAV audio (With it's MGAV generator scripts as well) to generate a new FLM file. The problem is, I don't know the exact order of the "2PGM" and "MGAV" chunks to make a correct FLM files. Not to mention I'm still not really understands about the parameter of each chunks header.
Thanks dude. You are awesome!