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Well the muxing tools aren't his to fix. Can you give any details about what you were trying to do, what happened, etc.? My best guess right now is that you were trying to replace the audio with your own and the new audio file is somehow incompatible.

I'm kinda weird with FNAF. MattPatt has gotten me into the lore, and I kinda enjoy watching LPs of it once. But I don't find them that scary and once I have an idea on the mechanics it gets boring pretty quick.

Well the point was to show how awesome the new software is. There are several pieces about this that simply aren't possible under the tech they had for the previous one.

I wouldn't go holding your breath on games looking like this though. It is very hard to design for this level and almost no one would be able to run it (the demo machine was using 4 copies of the best graphics card currently on the market). If anything I wonder if Square is looking to get back into movies. They could even push past this if they don't need to render in real time.

I hear ya, a couple of my PC's censors insist that I'm running 60 C temps at all times. In this case all I can guess off hand is that the program has the wrong location for you. Nice desktop besides though.

With a share ratio of 0.025 I don't think we can really say angel quite yet.

The song might not start until over 2 minutes into the video, but I don't care. Still sweet.

Based on the fact that the task bar has two clocks I'm guessing this is dual monitor. Though maybe he has a very wide monitor and paranoia about time.

An HD remake of the V Cast title.

Sarcasm aside, I primarily hope it isn't freemium. Though having been playing Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, Square (or maybe DeNA) isn't too heavy handed about micro-transactions. That and something turn based instead of active time. I feel like most higher end games tend to be riddled with bugs and lag because of hardware fragmentation and not everyone meeting the specs you designed for, if the game waits for you then dealing with those doesn't completely break the experience.

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Thanks peeps. Leave it to internet friends to be the first to wish me happy birthday (the fact that I sleep in until after everyone has left for work clearly played no role in the relative timings)

Remember you are using Openoffice Calc, not Microsoft Excel. It uses slightly different rules for formulas. In this case you are getting a 509 error because you need to use semicolons instead of commas. Try =IF(HOUR(G2)>12;G2-1;G2)


Also, while I'm not familiar with your setup enough as to know why a negative number might cause a circular reference, you can force some of those errors to resolve anyway.
Go to Tools > Options.
In the right box expand "OpenOffice Calc" and select "Calculate".
The first section is "Iterative references" turn that on.

By enabling this it will calculate until the last two answers are close enough to each other (Minimum Change). If it goes in it's circle a given number of times (Steps) without meeting the minimum change then it will give you a 523 error.

Sounds like a connection fault (usually cable damage). If that is the case you would need to replace what broke. If possible test the capture device on different USB ports or even a different computer and see if the problem is still there.

Only other thing I can think of is USB drivers needing an update. You can check the manufacturer site, though they normally stop non critical updates after about a year. IOBit has a decent driver updater, but since they aren't tested for your machine they sometimes don't actually work (not a biggie as a system restore will reverse it)

Note that the portal wasn't there when you first enter. It shows up after the fight with Axel. But there are too many unknowns surrounding it. My standing theory is that it was the portal Axel was going to use to bring Roxas back with. But after he lost the battle he couldn't go back (he would have been turned into a Dusk), so he took a portal to the real Twilight Town instead.

More interesting to me is why that portal would be permanent when others stay open for usually only a few seconds (and Namine even had one close prematurely). Maybe it is easier to maintain a portal to a data world since it isn't a physical place. Maybe the darkness from the Dark City stabilized it. Again I really don't know.

Clearly staged


Meaning you have a trained bigfoot. That is worth even more money.

Well Young Xehanort does have a keyblade, just not the same one, so it can't be originally his. Past that though we really have no frame of reference on his past. He seems to be from after the war since he references legends and not memories, but that also wouldn't be the first time he had straight up lied about something.

Ah thanks. I've had my hands full on getting KH2:FM recorded so I haven't looked at the RE:Coded Part yet.

They lived happily ever after with a new pet that scares away Jehovah's witnesses?