Yua - Revision history

Mr. K at 18:47, 25 May 2013

2013-05-25T18:47:09Z

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	Your choices are progressive and interlaced		Your choices are progressive and interlaced
	'''Interlaced''' - If you recorded your game using a standard definition capture device, pick interlaced.		'''Interlaced''' - If you recorded your game using a [https://kb.speeddemosarchive.com/Capture_Device standard definition capture device], pick interlaced.
	'''Progressive''' - If you were recording using a high definition capture device, and your game console's resolution was set to 480p, 720p, or 1080p then pick progressive. If you are recording a PC game using screen recording software or you were using the Nintendo DS capture software, select progressive.		'''Progressive''' - If you were recording using a high definition capture device, and your game console's resolution was set to 480p, 720p, or 1080p then pick progressive. If you are recording a PC game using screen recording software or you were using the Nintendo DS capture software, select progressive.

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	=== Misc. ===		=== Misc. ===
	Downmix to mono - If you are recording footage from the NES, check this box. If not, leave it unhcecked<br />		Downmix to mono - If you are recording footage from the NES or Sega Master System, check this box. If not, leave it unhcecked<br />
	Shutdown when done - Shutdown refers to shutting down the computer when the encode is finished. This is optional		Shutdown when done - Shutdown refers to shutting down the computer when the encode is finished. This is optional

Mr. K at 18:45, 25 May 2013

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	Yua is a free program that will encode your speedrun recordings for you to prepare them for submission. Yua is currently under active development and it will eventually replace our current encoding tool, Anri-chan.		Yua is a free program that will encode your speedrun recordings for you to prepare them for submission. Yua is currently under active development and it will eventually replace our current encoding tool, Anri-chan. Yua is actively being developed and if you have any questions or feedback on it, please report it [https://forum.speeddemosarchive.com/post/yua_alpha_9.html here.]

	'''Advantages over Anri-chan'''		'''Advantages over Anri-chan'''

Mr. K: /* StatID */

2013-05-25T18:35:20Z

StatID

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	== StatID ==		== StatID ==
	[[image:Yuastatid.JPG]]		[[image:Yuastatid.JPG]]<br />
	This is where you can put the StatID onto your video. If you move the playback slider to the very left, you can see how the StatID will look once the run is encoded. Line 1 is usually the runner's name or nickname. Lines 2 and/or 3 includes the name of the game, its category, and its time. If you are doing a segmented run, the segment bumber will be included here.		This is where you can put the StatID onto your video. If you move the playback slider to the very left, you can see how the StatID will look once the run is encoded. Line 1 is usually the runner's name or nickname. Lines 2 and/or 3 includes the name of the game, its category, and its time. If you are doing a segmented run, the segment bumber will be included here.
	SDA Logo - If your run has been verified and accepted, check this box to add an SDA logo to the StatID		SDA Logo - If your run has been verified and accepted, check this box to add an SDA logo to the StatID

Mr. K: /* StatID */

2013-05-25T18:35:07Z

StatID

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	== StatID ==		== StatID ==
	[[image:Yuastatid.JPG ~~\| frame \| left \| A sample StatID~~]]		[[image:Yuastatid.JPG]]
	This is where you can put the StatID onto your video. If you move the playback slider to the very left, you can see how the StatID will look once the run is encoded. Line 1 is usually the runner's name or nickname. Lines 2 and/or 3 includes the name of the game, its category, and its time. If you are doing a segmented run, the segment bumber will be included here.		This is where you can put the StatID onto your video. If you move the playback slider to the very left, you can see how the StatID will look once the run is encoded. Line 1 is usually the runner's name or nickname. Lines 2 and/or 3 includes the name of the game, its category, and its time. If you are doing a segmented run, the segment bumber will be included here.
	SDA Logo - If your run has been verified and accepted, check this box to add an SDA logo to the StatID		SDA Logo - If your run has been verified and accepted, check this box to add an SDA logo to the StatID

Mr. K: /* Using Yua */

2013-05-25T18:34:41Z

Using Yua

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	[http://nate.quandra.org/yua/linux/Yua.gz Linux]		[http://nate.quandra.org/yua/linux/Yua.gz Linux]

	Extract the contents of the zip file and you can simply open Yua. No installation required.		Extract the contents of the zip file and you can simply open Yua. No installation required.<br />
	<br />
	[[image:Yua.JPG]]		[[image:Yua.JPG]]
			<br />
	=== Input type ===		=== Input type ===
	Click File and select Open. Navigate to your recording. You will analyze the recording. This may take some time depending on the nature of your recording. Please be patient.		Click File and select Open. Navigate to your recording. You will analyze the recording. This may take some time depending on the nature of your recording. Please be patient.

Mr. K: /* Using Yua */

2013-05-25T18:34:17Z

Using Yua

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	== Using Yua ==		== Using Yua ==
	~~Download~~ Yua ~~here~~		Yua download links:

			[http://nate.quandra.org/yua/windows/Yua.zip Windows]
			[http://nate.quandra.org/yua/mac/Yua.zip Mac]
			[http://nate.quandra.org/yua/linux/Yua.gz Linux]

			Extract the contents of the zip file and you can simply open Yua. No installation required.
			<br />
	[[image:Yua.JPG]]		[[image:Yua.JPG]]

	=== Input type ===		=== Input type ===
			Click File and select Open. Navigate to your recording. You will analyze the recording. This may take some time depending on the nature of your recording. Please be patient.

	Your choices are progressive and interlaced		Your choices are progressive and interlaced
	'''Interlaced''' - If you recorded your game using a standard definition capture device, pick interlaced.		'''Interlaced''' - If you recorded your game using a standard definition capture device, pick interlaced.

Mr. K: /* Using Yua */

2013-05-25T18:31:29Z

Using Yua

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	== Using Yua ==		== Using Yua ==
	Download Yua here		Download Yua here
			[[image:Yua.JPG]]

	=== Input type ===		=== Input type ===

Mr. K: /* Trimming and Encoding */

2013-05-25T18:30:44Z

Trimming and Encoding

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	== Trimming and Encoding ==		== Trimming and Encoding ==
			Often your recorded footage has some unwanted content. To edit it out you can use the trim option. Drag the slider to where you'd like your final video to start. Click trim and select "Set Start Frame". Next drag the slider to where you want your video to end and select "Set End Frame". <br /><br />
			Once you are happy with all of your settings click File and select Encode. You can watch the part of your video that's being processed in the preview window and the slider will be replaced with a progress bar.

Mr. K at 18:26, 25 May 2013

2013-05-25T18:26:23Z

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	Audio commentary - If you plan on having audio commentary with your run, check this box. Please note that you will need to use Anr-chan at this time to add audio commentary to your run.		Audio commentary - If you plan on having audio commentary with your run, check this box. Please note that you will need to use Anr-chan at this time to add audio commentary to your run.
	Output folder - This is where you decide where the finished files will be stored		Output folder - This is where you decide where the finished files will be stored

			== Trimming and Encoding ==

Mr. K: /* Misc. */

2013-05-25T18:24:21Z

Misc.

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	=== Misc. ===		=== Misc. ===
	Downmix to mono - If you are recording footage from the NES, check this box. If not, leave it unhcecked<br />		Downmix to mono - If you are recording footage from the NES, check this box. If not, leave it unhcecked<br />
	Shutdown when done - ~~Optional~~		Shutdown when done - Shutdown refers to shutting down the computer when the encode is finished. This is optional

	=== Output ===		=== Output ===