Posted by Nexu on May 31, 2010 in
Computing,
Windows So i was working on making a Windows build for OpenTerror. At some point i felt my computer is being slower than usual. I went to check for what’s taking up all the CPU usage.
This was what i found:
You might think: “well maybe you got a weak CPU”… I might think so if i didn’t knew that my processor is E8600 (one of the fastest Intel duo-core from their Exxxx series) running at 4.5GHz.
Take notice that i was running VirtualBox, with a running Ubuntu install in it that i’m using as local web development server, that uses way less CPU time than TortoiseSVN did.
Tags: openterror, screenshots, svn
Posted by Nexu on May 12, 2010 in
Computing,
Utilities,
Windows I found this originally on a video discussion forum. But SevenOfNine was able to find this newer version (this is for Windows btw). Tho i gotta say i haven’t tried this version out for myself yet.
- Extract it with 7zip somewhere on your harddrive (e.g.: C:\Legion)
- Copy or move the uncompressed video stream to where Legion is (e.g.: C:\Legion) as movie.avi.
- Copy or move the uncompressed audio stream to where Legion is (e.g.: C:\Legion) as movie.wav.
- Run the .bat file and follow the instructions on screen.
No support provided by me, use at own risk!
Tags: encoding, video, Windows
Posted by Nexu on Jan 12, 2010 in
Computing,
Utilities,
Windows I found this on a video discussion forum (don’t have that link any more). But i still have the script laying around (this is for Windows btw).
- Extract it with 7zip somewhere on your harddrive (e.g.: C:\Legion)
- Copy or move the uncompressed video stream to where Legion is (e.g.: C:\Legion) as movie.avi.
- Copy or move the uncompressed audio stream to where Legion is (e.g.: C:\Legion) as movie.wav.
- Run the .bat file and follow the instructions on screen.
No support provided by me, use at own risk!
Tags: encoding, video, Windows
Posted by Nexu on Oct 28, 2007 in
Gaming,
Linux,
Windows A simple command line utility i found a few years ago to send rcon command to Q3(like) game servers:
The zip archive contain both Linux and Windows binary. No support provided by me, use at own risk.
Tags: Gaming, Linux, rcon, UrbanTerror, Windows
