Yeah, I would.
Soulcalibur III - Opening.avi (65.1mb)
This is my second experiment with encoding in XviD 1.1beta2 (my first being ARIA The Animation episode 1). I changed the fourcc to something DivX compatible for this one, so you shouldn't actually need XviD to watch this. The video is decoded directly from the MPEG-2 source; the audio is however an analog capture. I'm not sure if the sync is perfect - it seems to drift a little bit off as you get further into the video.
And just for kicks, I dug up my old SC2 OP encode too.
Soul Calibur II - Opening (PS2).avi (45.4mb)
I think that was encoded in XviD 0.9. Again, made DivX compatible.
Haven't actually played the game itself all that much. This is usually one of the first things I do when I get a new game. ^^;
This is my second experiment with encoding in XviD 1.1beta2 (my first being ARIA The Animation episode 1). I changed the fourcc to something DivX compatible for this one, so you shouldn't actually need XviD to watch this. The video is decoded directly from the MPEG-2 source; the audio is however an analog capture. I'm not sure if the sync is perfect - it seems to drift a little bit off as you get further into the video.
And just for kicks, I dug up my old SC2 OP encode too.
Soul Calibur II - Opening (PS2).avi (45.4mb)
I think that was encoded in XviD 0.9. Again, made DivX compatible.
Haven't actually played the game itself all that much. This is usually one of the first things I do when I get a new game. ^^;