Botdra Posted June 19 Share Posted June 19 I'm looking to convert JA's ROQ files to a more practical format. I tried using Quake Video Maker, importing the ROQ as a "animation sequence", but while it does import successfully, both the preview and the exported files are slightly glitchy versions of the original format. Check out the red planet on the left, for example: https://imgur.com/a/8RL0SaA Am I missing something? Is there another way to do this? Link to comment
Solution mjt Posted June 22 Solution Share Posted June 22 ffmpeg can convert into .roq format much easier: with audio: ffmpeg -i inputfilename.containerextension -ab 256k -ar 22050 -r 30 -s 512x512 outputfilename.roq without audio: ffmpeg -i inputfilename.containerextension -r 30 -s 512x512 outputfilename.roq The reverse should work just as fine but might need some different parameters. Link to comment
Botdra Posted June 23 Author Share Posted June 23 On 6/22/2022 at 12:36 PM, mjt said: ffmpeg can convert into .roq format much easier: with audio: ffmpeg -i inputfilename.containerextension -ab 256k -ar 22050 -r 30 -s 512x512 outputfilename.roq without audio: ffmpeg -i inputfilename.containerextension -r 30 -s 512x512 outputfilename.roq The reverse should work just as fine but might need some different parameters. I've had a lot of trouble with FFMPEG, as well as trying to find a decent GUI for it. What exactly would the reverse parameters/commands be? The plan is that I want to upscale JA's (and maybe JO's) cutscenes and release it as a mod for the community, but without a proper way to capture those files in a non-ROQ format, I'm a bit stuck. EDIT: Found a working GUI, FFMPEG did the trick, thanks. mjt likes this Link to comment
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