Hinata Inn 3D tour

[Jackal]

look this link http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...96&q=love+hina
it is very interesting.


ps. I don't know it whether you have already seen him.

[Crawler]

That is SO cool.

[Forever a Legend]

may I ask how big the file is?

p.s. that is INSANE

Someone has way too much time on their hands.


By the way, that is cool.

[Iruga-san]

interesting~
is that from LH game FMV...? I need that~ how to d/load it?

[MoonRomance]

nice~......
great tour haha..

[BobCat]

Yup. Definitely from the video game, they show a pic of Mizuho Fujisawa too

[Forever a Legend]

what game would that be?? for the PS3?

[BobCat]

Originally Posted by ZhangKhaiEn

what game would that be?? for the PS3?

This is for dreamcast.

http://dreamcast.ign.com/articles/082/082953p1.html

for more information beyond this, there's a link in the video games forum about all the love hina games.

[Suteki]

Originally Posted by ZhangKhaiEn

may I ask how big the file is?

7.45 MB

Originally Posted by Iruga-san

I need that~ how to d/load it?

http://vp.video.google.com/videoplay...&autoPlay=true

Rename it to whatever you want and add a .flv extension.

How to play it? http://www.snapfiles.com/get/flvplayer.html

and if you don't like flv...
http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=259578

[Forever a Legend]

wha- that's Love Hina Simle Again???

[Iruga-san]

Originally Posted by Suteki

Rename it to whatever you want and add a .flv extension.

How to play it? http://www.snapfiles.com/get/flvplayer.html

and if you don't like flv...
http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=259578

Thank You... arigatou~
I dun hav chance to play one (LH game). bcoz I didn't find any of LH game sale at any store near my place.

[Pink]

I used to have that video on my burned Love Hina collection before I bought the real D.V.D.s. I ought to get it again.

[BobCat]

OK, I downloaded the FLV file but could not play it. how do I play it? I cannot load it in IE or firefox.

[Forever a Legend]

just open them using flash player.get one from macromedia www.macromedia.com if you don't have one ^_^

(maybe, i haven't really tried it yet but flv = flash video)

[BobCat]

Flash video is not FLV. They have the ending .SWF

Not only that, this still doesn't work with flash for some reason. Perhaps it is a shockwave thing?

[Forever a Legend]

FLV means "Macromedia Flash Video", Bobcat ^_^ SWF is "Shockwave Flash"

I got some instructions from my MM Flash

Originally Posted by instructions

About playing back external FLV files dynamically

As an alternative to importing video into the Flash authoring environment, you can use ActionScript to dynamically play back external FLV files in Flash Player. You can play back FLV files posted as HTTP downloads or as local media files. To play back FLV files, you use the NetStream object and the attachVideo method of the Video object.

You can create FLV files by importing video into the Flash authoring tool and exporting it as an FLV file. For information on exporting video as an FLV file, see Macromedia Flash Video (FLV). If you have Macromedia Flash MX Professional 2004, you can use the FLV Export plug-in to export FLV files from supported video-editing applications. See Exporting FLV files from video-editing applications (Flash Professional only).

To play back an external FLV file, you must post an FLV file to a URL (either an http site or a local folder) and add ActionScript code to the Flash document to access the file and control playback during runtime.

Using external FLV files provides certain capabilities that are not available when using imported video:

* You can use longer video clips in your Flash documents without slowing down playback. External FLV files are played using cached memory. This means that large files are stored in small pieces and accessed dynamically, and do not require as much memory as embedded video files.
* An external FLV file can have a different frame rate from the Flash document in which it plays. For example, you can set the Flash document frame rate to 30 fps and the video frame rate to 21 fps. This allows you greater control in ensuring smooth video playback.
* With external FLV files, Flash document playback does not have to be interrupted while the video file is loading. Imported video files may sometimes interrupt document playback to perform certain functions for example, to access a CD-ROM drive. FLV files can perform functions independently of the Flash document, and so do not interrupt playback.
* Captioning of video content is easier with external FLV files, because you can use callback functions to access metadata for the video.

For more information on playing back FLV files, see Playing back external FLV files dynamically.

BTW I just imported the flv into my flash document, and then ctrl+enter'd it... that's basically it. (if you have macromedia flash, that is)

[Iruga-san]

use VLC
http://www.videolan.org

[Winta]

Wow this is awesome, only problem is they tried to make it too real More anime like would have been betteR