Qyot27 wrote:I'm shooting from the hip, here, but is it possible to simply set the program up for one FMV, and when it's finished to pause it (and if that's possible, are the .tmp files still intact)?
Should that pan out, the Windows Backup utility can be used to backup the Local Settings folder (or wherever these temp files are being stored), and then later restored to any folder on the hard drive without fear of being deleted. This was actually how people could capture the free music videos from iTunes before the advent of 6.0 (or before a way was found to convert the iTunes URLs into real URLs - still prior to 6.0).
Also, when running ffxii2mov, are there junk characters on the screen at all? If this is the case, try running it using AppLocale to run it with a Japanese codepage. This might solve the issue (heck, running it under AppLocale may do it anyway). I know this because the extractor for Peace@Pieces wouldn't extract while using the English encodings, but using Japanese on it through AppLocale allowed it to dump the images like it was supposed to.
AppLocale can be downloaded from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/apploc.mspx
the tmp file is created in the same folder as the executable.
I tried ffxii2mov with applocale right after i found out it didn't work normally. no go of course. ive also tried changing my regional settings and thats a no go.
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