So I know the quality is bad but watching stuff on a gameboy advance during bus rides that I suffered to fit on the flash cart just somehow seems more attractive than watching the same thing on my phone in infinitely higher quality.
Anyway I’ve been able to encode the video data just fine using METEO versions 1.4/1.5/1.5(mod) but my audio always sounds completely corrupted, nothing remains of the orignal audio and I just a sound like static mixed with grinding metal. (checked on 2 emulators and my own GBA hardware)
Anyone have any ideas what could be causing it?
I don’t have any experience with METEO, but I do know a bit about digital video. avi is just a container; an avi file can have any of a number of different video and audio formats within it.
It looks like METEO doesn’t have the right codecs to decode the type of audio in your file. Solutions are to “remux” (re-multiplex) the file so the audio part is in a format METEO can work with… or, it would be easier to give it the right codecs, maybe by just putting the codec files in METEO’s directory, but I don’t know if it supports that.
Good luck!