Christophe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kilian A. Foth a écrit :
> > I just found this amazing video puzzle game written with the pygame
> > library, which promises to be infinite fun - but I can't get it to
> > decode any video file I own, except the game's own example .mpg. All I
> > have is lots
On 2005-09-28, Roel Schroeven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Grant Edwards schreef:
>> There are two issues when it comes to video files:
>>
>> 1) The "container" format. That defines the mechanism used to
>> combine the video and audio data streams into a single byte
>> stream (e.g. a fil
Grant Edwards schreef:
> There are two issues when it comes to video files:
>
> 1) The "container" format. That defines the mechanism used to
> combine the video and audio data streams into a single byte
> stream (e.g. a file). This is what is usually denoted by
> file file suffix.
On 2005-09-28, Kilian A. Foth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just found this amazing video puzzle game written with the pygame
> library, which promises to be infinite fun - but I can't get it to
> decode any video file I own, except the game's own example .mpg. All I
> have is lots and lots of us
Christophe wrote:
> Kilian A. Foth a écrit :
>
>> I just found this amazing video puzzle game written with the pygame
>> library, which promises to be infinite fun - but I can't get it to
>> decode any video file I own, except the game's own example .mpg. All I
>> have is lots and lots of useless
Kilian A. Foth a écrit :
> I just found this amazing video puzzle game written with the pygame
> library, which promises to be infinite fun - but I can't get it to
> decode any video file I own, except the game's own example .mpg. All I
> have is lots and lots of useless .avi, .mp2, .wmv, and so on
An MPEG is a type of video file, you are correct in that assumption.
Things such as DivX and Xvid are called codec's
(COmpressor/DECompressor) codec's are used to conserve disk space, raw
video files are very large.
It is quite likely that PyGame does not support the compression being
used by your
I just found this amazing video puzzle game written with the pygame
library, which promises to be infinite fun - but I can't get it to
decode any video file I own, except the game's own example .mpg. All I
have is lots and lots of useless .avi, .mp2, .wmv, and so on...
Now, the pygame.Movie docume
