Getting the Cinematics in Good Quality?

[Acceler8]

Any way to get the two cinematic videos in good quality? The compressed YouTube quality (https://youtu.be/JglnSrfJtyQ, https://youtu.be/zKOhzfkCdbY) doesn't quite do it for me.

I tried using EasyMYP on the video.myp file that is in the root folder. EasyMYP shows that there are two files in the myp but when I try to extract them nothing happens.

[kpihuss]

That video is so realistic...

All the fights end in a draw, except for the one where the WP player dies for the Chosen One. 100% real.

DP : I hope you can find the best version of the video

[Omegus]

Any way to get the two cinematic videos in good quality? The compressed YouTube quality (https://youtu.be/JglnSrfJtyQ, https://youtu.be/zKOhzfkCdbY) doesn't quite do it for me.

I tried using EasyMYP on the video.myp file that is in the root folder. EasyMYP shows that there are two files in the myp but when I try to extract them nothing happens.

What version of EasyMYP are you using? Back when I was exploring the files the most reliable version seemed to be 2.6. I've just downloaded it again and tried and it's extracted the videos fine. Just FYI though both files are for the same video (the Altdorf siege), just at different resolutions. The other video with the Orcapult did not ship with the game.

[Acceler8]

What version of EasyMYP are you using? Back when I was exploring the files the most reliable version seemed to be 2.6. I've just downloaded it again and tried and it's extracted the videos fine. Just FYI though both files are for the same video (the Altdorf siege), just at different resolutions. The other video with the Orcapult did not ship with the game.

I used version Debug_v3.0-Alpha from softpedia.com because that was the only version I found initially. I searched some more now and found 2.6 and the extraction worked, thank you! The extracted files (70DE0A6F_D3305E865031162A.txt, B10DCC4C_204AF89865CFF978.txt) have a txt filename extension but players like PotPlayer and VLC just play them fine. What a pity though that the orcapult video is not included.

BTW here is an index of different EasyMYP versions:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/easymyp/downloads

That video is so realistic...

All the fights end in a draw, except for the one where the WP player dies for the Chosen One. 100% real.

DP : I hope you can find the best version of the video

Hehehe, true

[Omegus]

What version of EasyMYP are you using? Back when I was exploring the files the most reliable version seemed to be 2.6. I've just downloaded it again and tried and it's extracted the videos fine. Just FYI though both files are for the same video (the Altdorf siege), just at different resolutions. The other video with the Orcapult did not ship with the game.

I used version Debug_v3.0-Alpha from softpedia.com because that was the only version I found initially. I searched some more now and found 2.6 and the extraction worked, thank you! The extracted files (70DE0A6F_D3305E865031162A.txt, B10DCC4C_204AF89865CFF978.txt) have a txt filename extension but players like PotPlayer and VLC just play them fine. What a pity though that the orcapult video is not included.

BTW here is an index of different EasyMYP versions:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/easymyp/downloads

Oops sorry, I assumed you had that link as I didn't realise it was on Softpedia! Glad you managed to find it.

The archive files don't have proper filenames as they are "hashed" for performance reasons. EasyMYP allows you to import a list of filenames where the hash is already known which will make things easier. Any files it doesn't know the name for still appear like random letters and numbers. The "hashes_filenames.txt" file located here: https://github.com/WarEmu/EasyMYP/tree/ ... syMYP/Hash has the majority of the filenames which will make things easier when browsing. Put the file in the "Hash" folder that EasyMYP created (replace the existing "hashes_filename.txt" file in there).

[Acceler8]

Oops sorry, I assumed you had that link as I didn't realise it was on Softpedia! Glad you managed to find it.
The archive files don't have proper filenames as they are "hashed" for performance reasons. EasyMYP allows you to import a list of filenames where the hash is already known which will make things easier. Any files it doesn't know the name for still appear like random letters and numbers. The "hashes_filenames.txt" file located here: https://github.com/WarEmu/EasyMYP/tree/ ... syMYP/Hash has the majority of the filenames which will make things easier when browsing. Put the file in the "Hash" folder that EasyMYP created (replace the existing "hashes_filename.txt" file in there).

No worries! I didn't find corresponding entries in your hash list for the two video files, but I found some other entries there for video files and those have a ".bik" filename extension, so I assume that bik is the proper extension for the video files that I extracted (instead of the default txt extension). Thanks!