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src/static/media_images
src/static/sprite
src/static/audio
src/static/movie
scripts/extract/discs
scripts/extract/*.log
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"build": "react-scripts build",
"test": "react-scripts test",
"eject": "react-scripts eject",
"dump": "ts-node asset-dump/dump/index.ts"
"extract": "node scripts/extract/extract.mjs"
},
"eslintConfig": {
"extends": "react-app"

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import { execSync, exec } from "child_process";
import { tmpdir } from "os";
import { mkdtempSync, existsSync, mkdirSync, readdirSync, rmSync } from "fs";
import { join } from "path";
const tempdir = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), "extractor-"));
console.log(tempdir);
const jpsxdec_jar = join("jpsxdec", "jpsxdec.jar");
const disc1_index = join(tempdir, "disc1.idx");
const disc2_index = join(tempdir, "disc2.idx");
// generate disc indexes
execSync(
`java -jar ${jpsxdec_jar} -f ${join(
"discs",
"disc1.bin"
)} -x "${disc1_index}"`,
{ stdio: "inherit" }
);
execSync(
`java -jar ${jpsxdec_jar} -f ${join(
"discs",
"disc2.bin"
)} -x "${disc2_index}"`,
{ stdio: "inherit" }
);
// extract all video and audio
execSync(
`java -jar ${jpsxdec_jar} -x "${disc1_index}" -a video -dir "${tempdir}" -quality high -vf avi:rgb -up Lanczos3`,
{ stdio: "inherit" }
);
execSync(
`java -jar ${jpsxdec_jar} -x "${disc1_index}" -a audio -dir "${tempdir}"`,
{ stdio: "inherit" }
);
execSync(
`java -jar ${jpsxdec_jar} -x "${disc2_index}" -a video -dir "${tempdir}" -quality high -vf avi:rgb -up Lanczos3`,
{ stdio: "inherit" }
);
execSync(
`java -jar ${jpsxdec_jar} -x "${disc2_index}" -a audio -dir "${tempdir}"`,
{ stdio: "inherit" }
);
const output_movie_folder = join("..", "..", "src", "static", "movie");
const output_audio_folder = join("..", "..", "src", "static", "audio");
if (!existsSync(output_movie_folder)) {
mkdirSync(output_movie_folder);
}
if (!existsSync(output_audio_folder)) {
mkdirSync(output_audio_folder);
}
for (let file of readdirSync(`${join(tempdir, "MOVIE")}`)) {
if (file.endsWith(".wav")) continue;
exec(
`ffmpeg -i "${join(tempdir, "MOVIE", file)}" -n ${join(
output_movie_folder,
file.replace("avi", "webm")
)}`
).stderr.on("data", (data) => console.log(data));
}
for (let file of readdirSync(`${join(tempdir, "MOVIE2")}`)) {
if (file.endsWith(".wav")) continue;
exec(
`ffmpeg -i "${join(tempdir, "MOVIE", file)}" -n ${join(
output_movie_folder,
file.replace("avi", "webm")
)}`
).stderr.on("data", (data) => console.log(data));
}
for (let file of readdirSync(`${join(tempdir, "XA")}`)) {
exec(
`ffmpeg -i "${join(tempdir, "XA", file)}" -n ${join(
output_audio_folder,
file.replace("wav", "ogg")
)}`
).stderr.on("data", (data) => console.log(data));
}
rmSync(tempdir, { recursive: true });

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v1.00 rev3921 (7 Sept 2019) The "ran out of version numbers" release
Bug fixes:
- Unsupported EA videos caused error
Known issues:
- Videos with variable frame rates cause a lot of problems:
* Usually unable to detect when videos have a variable frame rate
* The audio and video become out of sync when saving a video with
variable frame rates as AVI
* Even when a video is identified as having a variable frame rate,
some video players do not play the generated AVI correctly (primarily
on Windows). Try a more reliable player (such as VLC media player).
- Real-time playback doesn't work for videos with a long audio delay
- Real-time playback stops early if audio ends before video ends
v0.99.9 rev3898 (9 Aug 2019)
- Added Italian translation (thanks Gianluigi "Infrid" Cusimano!)
- Updated Spanish translation (still many thanks to Víctor González, Sergi Medina!)
- Minimum required Java version is now version 6
- Updated to be compatible with Java version 9 and higher
- Added support for ReBoot video (thanks to XBrav!)
- Added support for Policenauts FMVs
- Added support for Road Rash 3D FMVs
- Added support for opening video of Aconcagua
- Improved real-time audio/video player on Linux (hopefully)
Bug fixes:
- Couldn't save 24-bit TIM images as png
- Videos with odd frame dimensions caused errors
- Lots of small fixes
Internal:
- Revamped bitstream handling
- Several simplifications
Known issues:
- Videos with variable frames rates saved as AVI do not play right in
some video players (primarily on Windows). Use a more reliable player
such as VLC media player.
v0.99.8 rev3788 (21 Jan 2019)
- Updated Spanish translation (still many thanks to Víctor González, Sergi Medina)
- Updated Japanese translation (still using Google translate)
- More thorough searching for content in input files (indexing is slower)
- Index format changed, indexes need to be regenerated
- Better description about the difference between saving a File item as "normal" vs "raw"
- Default uncompressed video saving quality is now "high"
- Updated manual with lots of useful information
- Generally improved all GUI, command-line and logging messages
- Generally improved error handling
x Remove volume slider from audio saving GUI
Replacing content:
- Can now replace audio used in many Square games
- When modding/replacing content, all changes wait until the end before actually being applied
x Remove ability to replace Tim images with a normal image
Tim images can now only be replaced with another Tim image
x Audio replacing now requires the new audio to be of exact same length as the existing audio
Bug fixes:
- Audio filename not being updated when changing selection in the GUI
- Items sorted wrong in some cases
- 0 sized File items had a sector length of -1
- Video disc speed not properly detected when there are multiple parallel audio streams
- Opening a file that is too small to be identifiable caused an error
- Video sectors being corrupted when trying to replace AC3 and Dredd frames
- save.log file name not localized
- Bad error handling when there were errors in the input file's filesystem
- Empty audio packets written to AVI when saving audio streams from some Square games
- Other small bug fixes
Internal:
- Added ability to override default logging settings using standard Java logging features
- New processing pipeline and a massive restructuring of system makes it
possible to add support for more types of videos
- In progress support for SPU audio and 'VAG' files
- Frame numbering redesign
Known issues:
- Video playback on Linux may still not work right
- Videos with variable frames rates saved as AVI do not play right in the
default video players found in some Windows versions.
Use a more reliable player such VLC media player.
v0.99.7 rev3397 (8 Jan 2017) The "road to v1.0" release
- XA audio can now be replaced using .wav files
- Simplified error messages
x Command-line -play option removed
Bug fixes:
- Videos with multiple audio streams was broken
- Incorrect correction of corrupted XA audio
- Possible failure when saving some movies as image sequence
- Some GUI weirdness when first selecting an item
- Other minor or command-line related bugs
Internal:
- Java version of the Hitmen "Psx Audio Tools 0.1" vagpack.c
- PSound .ppl file parser
- Better error handling
- Improved internationalization
- Introduced new bugs ;)
v0.99.6 rev3146 (3 June 2016)
- Update Spanish translation (many thanks Víctor González, Sergi Medina)
- Allow replacing FF7 frames with STRv2 frame format
- Added support for Gran Turismo (1 and 2) videos
- Simplified error/warning messages
- Improved encoder: removes redundant data to make frames smaller
- More flexible Judge Dredd video detection (reduced program size greatly)
- Split video at large sector or frame number gaps
(fixes JPSXDEC-7 reported by truston, and JPSXDEC-9 reported by hgdagon)
- sectordump includes count of sector types at the end
- No longer report most channel numbers as corruption
- Index saved as UTF-8 to handle Unicode paths
- Updated launch4j executable
x Remove ability to generate index to stdout
Bug fixes:
- JPG error message
- Single unidentified sectors not being checked for images
- Main command-line help text errors
- Static data end sector off by 1
- 2336/sector image identification issue
- "Apply to all X" caps localization issue for Spanish
- Corrupted header sector number not handled correctly
- Logging issues
- other minor bug fixes
Internal:
- Contextual sector identification, along with more flexible disc indexer
may have slowed down indexing speed
- Restructured video frame demuxing
- More tests
Known Problems:
- Some .iki frame rate detection is wrong
- Audio + Video playback on Linux might be choppy or not display
v0.99.5 rev3006 (5 Jul 2015)
- Spanish translation provided by Víctor González
- Index format changed, indexes need to be regenerated
Bug fixes:
- Indexing fails if XA sector channel = 255 (JPSXDEC-6 reported by truston)
- More forgiving FF8 audio detection (JPSXDEC-8 reported by truston)
- Tim items duplicated when loading index
- Infinite loop during encoding
- Encoding writing invalid quantization scale
- STRv3 DC encoding error
- Message format and type mismatch
- replace.xml file name parsing error
- JPEG writes bad data for high energy blocks
- Various possible null pointer exceptions
- various other bug fixes
Internal:
- Localization overhaul
Known Problems:
- Some .iki frame rate detection is wrong
- Audio + Video playback on Linux might be choppy or not display
v0.99.4 rev2859 (27 Sep 2014)
- New frame numbering and lookup options (see manual)
. Frame index number now used by default
. -replaceframes XML version now 0.2 to support new frame number options
- Indexing improvements for Ace Combat 3, Judge Dredd, Alice in Cyber Land
- "Unnamed" changed to "?" in index
- GUI very poorly translated to Japanese (Google translate)
Please contact me if you would like to help translate to any language!
- Index format changed, indexes need to be regenerated
Bug fixes:
- Image sequence file names messed up
- Passing small files as the single command-line parameter causes error
- Chroma upsampling on command-line not being handled properly
- Issue saving AVI when specifying frame range (command-line)
- Image sequence with duplicate header frame numbers overwrites files
- Tim images in the same sector not sorted by offset in index
- debug0.log timestamp using day instead of minutes
Known Problems:
- Some .iki frame rate detection is wrong
- Audio + Video playback on Linux might be choppy or not display
v0.99.3 rev2795 (10 May 2014)
- Better Ace Combat 3 video support
- Reduced size of executable (.jar) and download
- Improved frame rate detection
- More robust bitstream detection
- Improve quality of decoded XA audio from sectors that are corrupted
- Index format changed, indexes need to be regenerated
Bug fixes:
- Video decoding YCbCr->RGB values slightly varies depending on code path
- Slightly inaccurate sector header data may be written to replaced sectors
- Command-line sloppiness
- Blank line in index not handled well
- File Chooser drop-down out of order on Java 7
- debug.log formatting
- FindBugs fixes and other minor fixes
Internal:
- Preliminary I18N support
- Reduce dependence on video sector frame number
Known Problems:
- Some .iki frame rate detection is wrong
- Audio + Video playback on Linux might be choppy or not display
v0.99.2 rev2705 (8 Nov 2013)
- Video player scales to fit window
- Writing (M)JPEG is now close to lossless (see manual for details)
- Added Tim copy to clipboard button
- Added iki video encoding
- Automatically open Gui with an index or file by passing it as the only
argument (auto detected)
- Combined 'high+' quality into just 'high' quality for simplicity
- -frameinfodump will show even more info with -verbose 4
Bug fixes:
! Incomplete last frame not being written to avi
- Unhandled error when iki frame header was incomplete
- Replacing data in files with RIFF header corrupted file
- Error frames were all black
- Fixed when output directory is blank
- If there was an error opening another file/index,
Gui wouldn't remember if the index was just saved
- Fixed several minor bugs
Internal:
- New Video Decoder Pipeline (VDP)
- Player partial redesign
- Encoder partial redesign
- Main/cmdline redesign
- All index and save logging also goes to debug.log
Known Problems:
- Some .iki frame rate detection is wrong
- Audio + Video playback on Linux might be choppy or not display
v0.99.1 rev2602 (18 Apr 2013)
- More robust and lenient XA detection and decoding
- Sped up loading large indexes
- Several UI bug fixes
. Closes files after opening a new one
. Fix description of videos with < 1 sec duration
. Update and optimize tree table
. Prompt to save index
. File extension considered when checking for existing file
. Fixed order of nested directory tree
. Fixed possible UI deadlock when playing
- Tim improvements
. Fix gray palette transparency
. Fix saving 4-bit TIM as .bmp
. Prevent saving 16-bit TIM as .bmp
. Improve quality of RGB -> 16-bit TIM color conversion
. RGB -> 8 or 4bpp TIM CLUT colors are now sorted
. Shows output file names
- Output filename keeps original extension
- -visualize pdf is now vertical
- Slightly more correct STR video detection
- Slightly optimized video decoding (STRv3)
- jPSXdec version added in generated AVI metadata
Internals:
- Big logging redesign and cleanup
- Big Tim cleanup
Known Problems:
- .iki encoding not implemented yet
- Some .iki frame rate detection is wrong
- Audio + Video playback on Linux might be choppy
v0.99.0 rev2494 (3 Nov 2012)
- Added support for Crusader: No Remorse
- Added -replacexa command-line option
- Added handling for some strange Tim formats (thanks to bug report by CUE)
- Renamed all items in gui to just image, audio, video
- Command-line indexing now overwrites an existing file
- Sped up jpg and img writing
- Sped up init time (Dredd init)
- Added multiple gui icon sizes
- Fixed mode 1 disc reading
- Fixed FF7 and FF9 frame replacing
- Fixed Lain encoder
Internals:
- Tim cleanup
- Adjusted names of many classes
- Added MDEC debugging info
- Removed audio decode thread from player
- Removed various unused stuff
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video playback on Linux might be choppy
- Massive lists of items might scroll slowly on Windows
- UmJammer Lammy frame rate detection is wrong
v0.98.0 rev2318 (9 Mar 2012)
- Added handling for Lunar 2 unique 24fps
- Added saving Tim images as Tim files
- More robust sector corruption detection and handling
- Fixed handling for XA streams consisting of adjacent XA sectors
- Added -replacetim command-line option
- Added Tekken 2 video detection
- Added Judge Dredd video detection
- Fixed FF8 audio decoding
- Fixed indexing of .iso disc images
- Various other bugfixes
Internals:
- Writing sectors to disc now automatically regenerates ECC/EDC
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Massive lists of items scroll choppy on Windows
- UmJammer Lammy frame rate detection is wrong
v0.97.0 rev2196 (1 Nov 2011)
- Added many interpolation options for chroma upsampling
- Added handling for XA streams consisting of adjacent XA sectors
- Fixed handling of XA streams with 8 bits/sample
- Optimized bitstream unpacker for faster decoding
- Improved detection of 2336 bytes/sector images
- Added -static command-line option for decoding TIM, mdec, and bitstream files
- Handful of minor bug-fixes and tweaks
Internals:
- Fixed Tim creation
- Added a few unit/function tests
- Fixed encoding and improved design
- Extracted Lain specific stuff to separate project
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Massive lists of items scroll choppy on Windows
v0.96.0 rev1996 (28 May 2011)
- Added Tim image detection and saving - enjoy thousands of items in the list
- Added support for most .iki videos (additional handling to be added later)
- Remembers last used directories when opening/saving disc images/index files
- Added dropdown lists of previously opened disc images and indexes
- Slightly improved color accuracy of nearly exact PSX video conversion
- Various bug fixes
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Massive lists of items scroll choppy on Windows
v0.95.1 rev1831 (11 Jan 2011)
- Added Windows .exe to start the program
- Fixed and improved audio/video indexing logic
- Fixed and improved video identification
- Interface changed to select which audio to use with video
- Videos with multiple audio clips are now handled the best they can be
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
v0.95.0 rev1779 (9 Nov 2010)
- Reimplemented a new and improved GUI!
- Greatly reduced the number of reported errors for things that aren't really errors
- Added 'Pause' ability to player, and made its logic more robust
- Added -visualize option to generate a pdf visualizing the index items
- New index format, with unique identifiers
- Can now use index item identifiers for -i option
- Added -dir option to specify output directory
- Appends index item's directory to the output path when saving
(as shown in their identifier)
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Not all options have been well tested
- Audio and Video indexing logic may be slightly degraded
- 'psx' video decoder quality does not quite match actual hardware output
- Doesn't handle playing/saving multiple parallel audio clips with video very well
v0.94.0 rev1671 (12 Oct 2010) [dev release]
- Changed command-line arguments to be simpler for me to handle (see manual for details).
- Can now automatically use the source file listed in the index file,
so no need to explicitly specify the source file in the command-line
after index is generated.
- Added unique identifier to media items that better indicates how items relate to each other
- Added -vf avi:jyuv for full range [0-255] pc.601 yuv video writing
- Added -i # -frameinfodump command for detailed frame info (video items only)
- Audio and Video indexing logic may be slightly degraded in this version
- Reports when index file lines are unrecognized
Internals:
- MAJOR package rearrangement and cleaning made the code design much simpler
- Lots of comments added/cleaned/fixed
Known Problems:
- Manual is pretty sloppy
- Player doesn't release all resources properly until program exits
- Player will automatically play very short videos without waiting
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Prints way too many errors when encountering CD audio track and disc errors
- Not all command-line options have been well tested
- 'psx' video decoder quality does not quite match actual hardware output
v0.93.1 rev1617 (6 Sept 2010)
- Fixed 'high+' quality output
v0.93.0 rev1616 (4 Sept 2010)
- Added 'high+' quality option which performs bilinear interpolated chroma
upsampling for greatly improved image quality
- Changed high quality IDCT to match PSX hardware more closely. This will
affect the output colors, but hopefully looks better
- More careful handling of disc image errors (includes more error printing)
- Unidentified frame rate fraction is now simplified in index
- Now detects more cases of 20fps
- Improved accuracy of 'psx' quality, but it's still not perfect
- Output is now printed to stdout instead of stderr
- Fixed individual item help printing format regression
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Prints way too many errors when encountering CD audio track and disc errors
- Not all command-line options have been well tested
- 'psx' video decoder quality definitely does not match actual hardware output
v0.92.2 rev1532 (31 Jul 2010)
- Removed Java 6 dependencies, can now be run with Java 5 again
- Improved detection of XA audio streams
- Now prints what audio stream is being saved with the video stream
- Fixed error in index files (breaks compatibility--indexes need to be recreated)
- Fixed -sectordump output regression
- Reverted -jpg option to accept a number again
- Removed Yuv4mpeg2 writing
- Sometimes prints the selected saving options before starting to save
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Gives way too many errors when encountering CD audio track
- Not all command-line options have been well tested
- 'psx' video decoder quality definitely does not match actual hardware output
v0.92.1 rev1490 (23 Jul 2010)
- Added support for disc images containing subchannel data (2448 bytes/sector)
- Disc reading is now buffered, which should speed up everything
- Fixed crash when reading from very small disc images
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Gives way too many errors when encountering CD audio track
- Not all command-line options are working, and many haven't been well tested
- 'psx' video decoder quality definitely does not match actual hardware output
v0.92.0 rev1335 (24 Apr 2010)
- Fixed AVI YV12 and Yuv4mpeg2 output colors.
- Fixed A/V sync calculation error that incorrectly added silence to FF9 videos
- Renamed video command-line option "-vf avi:bmp" to "-vf avi:rgb"
- Fixed frame rate detection
Internals:
- Renamed 'plugins' to 'modules'
- Renamed 'jpsxdec.modules.psx.video.decoding' to 'bitstreams'
- Removed unused IDCTs
- LOTS of cleaning, commenting, refactoring.
Known Problems:
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Gives way too many errors when encountering CD audio track
- Not all command-line options are working, and many haven't been well tested
- 'psx' video decoder quality definitely does not match actual hardware output
v0.91.0 rev1155 (13 Feb 2010)
- Fixed yuv (Yuv4mpeg2) saving (pixel order was wrong)
- Added saving as AVI in YUV format (specifically YV12 codec)
for the highest quality output
- Added -preciseav option
- Fixed player from ending movies too quickly
- Improved handling of multiple parallel video + audio streams
- Properly syncs audio and video
- Now handles Chrono Cross ending movie
- Index files slightly updated, so likely incompatable with 0.90.0 versions
- Fixed audio -vol option
- Fixed video -jpg option
- Fixed video -frames option
Internals:
- Began adding api for letting index file specify disc file
- Added ant build script
- Moves lgpl code into separate source folder
- Added ArgParser source to the repo (for simplicity)
- Softened movie detection logic
- Several optimizations, including
- Added object pool to player design
- Cleaning and simplification where possible
- Audio and video saving pipeline almost completely rewritten
- Simplified the player design
- Modularized AVI writer design
- Fixed various bugs (frame rate calculation in some cases, NPEs, etc.)
Known Problems:
- Frame rate detection is still pretty bad
- Audio + Video player on Linux might be choppy
- Gives way too many errors when encountering CD audio track
- Not all command-line options are working, and many haven't been well tested
- 'psx' video decoder quality is not verified
v0.90.0 rev1038 (18 Jan 2010)
- LICENSE CHANGED TO NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY
- Added a very basic real-time player
- Improved indexing and disc item detection, including CD-i audio
- More robust disc image file type detection
- Added filesystem (ISO9660) detection. Media items found within files are
saved with the encompassing file name.
- Added yuv4mpeg2 saving
- Added new 'psx' video decoder quality that might match actual PlayStation
output (not verified).
- Changed command-line handling. Now each disc item handles command-line
options separately
- Fixed end-of-stream error that can occur with some Lain movies.
- More accurate frame rate detection, and saves variable-frame-rate
AVIs more cleanly (can handle Alice In Cyber Land movies perfectly)
- Easier (for me) index file format
x Removed ability to specify output filename
x GUI removed until core framework is better established
x Disabled TIM detection until core framework is better established
Internals:
- Removed all GPL code
- Added new IDCTs
simple_idct from ffmpeg, ported by MrVacBob. Only slightly slower then
the IDCT from Joerg Anders's mpeg player.
Eclipse Jpeg IDCT. Not as fast as the other two.
J2meMpegIDCT is slowest.
- Broke things up by games
- Abstracted video decoding so uncompressing, MDEC, and IDCT can
be interchanged.
- Changed variable naming convention
- Cleaned up TIM class and XA decoding class
- Changed most debugging logging to Java's logging framework
v0.35 rev463 (5 May 2008)
- NEW SUPER FAST DECODING AVAILABLE!
- AVI writing fixed some more.
- Filler frames are produced for frames unable to be decoded at all
(text of error printed on frame).
- Added missing credits and copyrights for code from Joerg Anders's
MPEG player.
- Progress window can now be closed by clicking on the X
(for when things go terribly wrong).
- Added workaround for Java's 'All files' filter bug on Linux.
- Fixed scaling of TIM previews in TIM saver window.
- Fixed indexing error that can occur in some cases (because of TIM searching).
- Added command-line -copysect and -quality options.
- Added Chrono Cross handling for all movies on disc 2 except final movie.
- Fixed command-line so -debug can always be used.
Internals:
- Pulled frame identification into its own class.
- Changed AviWriter to use 'JFIF' header instead of 'AVI1'.
v0.34 (20 Apr 2008)
- Command-line options changed, now a little nicer and uses new parsing lib
- Cache PSXSector types in iterators for MAJOR speed increase with
indexing (thanks to stream change in v.33).
- Fixed decoding of FF7 without camera data (broke in v0.32 or 0.31)
- Added new TIM saving GUI that's real snazzy.
- Removed yuv saving until it is re-implemented properly.
- Added -copy and -dir command-line options.
Internals:
- Began adding raw CD reading for Windows.
- Began adding new fast Java decoder
- Began adding a native decoder
- Fixed indexing error if TIM was being searched at the end of the input file
- Pulled the actual uncompressing/decoding out of the savers and abstracted
it so decoders can be interchangeable.
- Lots of new, undocumented classes that will eventually be used for faster decoding.
v0.33 (development release)
! Basically all command-line decoding is disabled and needs to be re-implemented
- Added new dialog to specify media conversion options
- FF9 decoding working perfectly now
- FF8 decoding working again
- Added Chrono Cross decoding as well
- Numerous bug-fixes and optimizations
- STR_file_format.txt pretty much ready for 0.43 release
- XA channels are now treated as separate media items (Saiyuki can now be decoded)
- Again changed how some index files are saved
Internals:
- Cleaned up error handling during saving
- Made all videos demuxable via the Push demuxer
- Split up PSXSector
- Fixed AviWriter header creation, and some other fixes
- PsxYuv now generates its own BMP style data directly for use with AviWriter
- Unified and cleaned up Square decoding
- Fixed MediaHandler to handle discs with over 999 media items
- Added more documentation, including package level docs
- Most objects are no longer streams. They have a function to produce a stream
of the data. This has many advantages:
+ Able to create multiple streams of the same data (necessary for multiple listeners of the data)
+ Duplicating very little data for each stream (just indexes)
+ Making a sub-stream of a stream is again very easy (just duplicate indexes)
+ I suppose this breaks up the code to be a little more modular
+ It uses more of well tested java classes, so less jpsxdec code, and more reliable
+ Implements the read(byte[]) for faster bulk reading.
v0.32 (development release)
- Fixed decoding of Lain final movie (broke in 0.31)
- FF9 audio decoding output is not working right (output is almost correct,
but still has an error) and video isn't re-implemented yet.
- FF8 video decoding isn't re-implemented yet.
- Added AVI encoding
- Revamped the index file format somewhat (old versions no longer compatible)
- Cleaned up some GUI behavior/looks
- Removed GUI's ability to save anything (need to re-implement)
- Saving TIM files is broken in some cases (in Main.java)
- STR_file_format.txt FF9 section is work-in-progress (lots of extra junk in there)
Internals:
- Changed to 'push' architecture.
- Added FPS calculation (needed for AVI writing)
- Adding some features for the S.E. Lain PSX Game Translation Project
- Added ISO9660 directory parsing.
- Added CD Mode 2 error correction (ecc/edc) generation.
- Added TIM writing.
- Changed StrFrameUncompressorIS internals (for StrRecompressorIS) so hopefully nothing broke.
- Added ability to re-encode STR files (StrDiffCombine.java and StrRecompressorIS.java).
Still need to handle case when recompressed frame is too big to fit.
v0.31 (3 Feb 2008)
- Added a GUI! I hope it works!
- Fixed FF8 decoding to handle audio-only 'movies'
- Added FF9 decoding.
- Fixed error with Audio2048 so it won't fragment certain ISO movies.
- Improved handling of media index files.
- Countless edits, cleaning, comments, and rearranging of code.
- Note: index files generated by prior versions of jpsxdec may not work
with this version.
v0.30 (6 Jan 2008)
- Major internal code rearrangement.
- Added FF8 audio decoding.
- Removed dependencies on Java 1.6. Works now with Java 1.5.
- Reverted YUV output to clamp at 0 and 255 (MrVacBob says analog encoding is dead).
- Fixed YUV -> RGB green conversion (PSX uses non-standard equation), but this means that raw YUV frames outputted by jPSXdec don't follow the yuv4mpeg2 spec.
- Sped up video decoding when saving .demux by removing excess seeking.
- Fixed serialzation/deserialization of STR in index.
v0.27 (development release)
- Made CD ISO image identification more flexible (although it may now just assume any file is an ISO file).
- Fixed so it won't crash when CD audio sectors are encountered (checks to make sure all sectors are MODE2).
- Added simple TIM file search (won't detect all TIM files in the ISO yet).
v0.26 (development release)
- Sped up video decoding by removing excess seeking.
- Can now decode Lain final movie.
- Added special plugins for decoding Lain SITEA.BIN SITEB.BIN LAPKS.BIN files.
- Fixed decoding of video from ISO type files (by fixing identification of incomplete audio sectors).
- Changed YUV output to clamp at 1 and 254 for 'sync encoding'.
- Fixed video decoding (BufferedBitReader again)
v0.25 and earlier
- Fixed video decoding (BufferedBitReader)
- Fixed crash in CDSectorReader.java:getFilePointer() when header is not available.
- Fixed crash in CDSectorReader.java:getFilePointer() when header is not available.

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CREDITS & THANKS
----------------
The following people either helped make jPSXdec possible, or are just
really cool (usually both):
My dad, for everything he did for me (1949-2009).
Mike Melanson and Stuart Caie for adding STR decoding support to xine,
including the documentation in the source. Also for archiving some example STR
files.
The q-gears development team and forum members for their source code and
documentation. Their STR decoding source code PSXMDECDecoder.cpp was invaluable.
"Everything You Have Always Wanted to Know about the Playstation But
Were Afraid to Ask." Compiled / edited by Joshua Walker.
A valuable reference for any kind of PSX hacking, especially the PSX assembly
instruction set.
no$psx for his outstanding documentation of the PlayStation guts.
http://problemkaputt.de/psx-spx.htm
smf, developer for MAME, for figuring out that everyone was getting the
order of CrCb wrong.
http://www.twingalaxies.com/showthread.php/140003-M-A-M-E-Mr-Driller-DRI1-VER-A2-1000M-Mode-918-940-Nick-Vis?p=752883&viewfull=1#post752883
Gabriele Gorla for clarifying to me the details of the Cb/Cr swap error,
verifying that jPSXdec is doing things right, and for
pointing how the quantization table is uploaded to the MDEC.
Jonathan Atkins for his open source cdxa code and documentation.
http://freshmeat.net/projects/cdxa/
The PCSX Team, creators of one of the two open source PlayStation emulators.
The MAME emulator team for their efforts to document and accurately
emulate hardware, and for their license.
http://mamedev.org/
Developers of the pSX emulator for the very nice debugger for reverse
engineering games.
http://psxemulator.gazaxian.com/
"Fyiro", the Japanese fellow that wrote the source code for the PsxMC
FF8 plugin.
T_chan for sharing a bit of his knowledge about the FF9 format.
The most excellent folks at IRCNet #lain :D
cclh12 at romhacking.net for generously providing some actual PlayStation 1
hardware RAM dumps.
Mezmorize at gshi.org for helping me get an old PlayStation and GameShark
working to make my own RAM dumps.
Jen (a.k.a. punistation) for her (formally) long standing PlayStation Serial
Experiments Lain page (rip http://www.geocities.com/punistation10/).
Yoshitoshi ABe et al. for Serial Experiments Lain and other captivating anime.
Andrew Z for pursuing high quality ADPCM decoding, and verifying jPSXdec
is doing an impeccable job.
John O. for verifying that jPSXdec video encoder is at least as good as
Sony's official SDK movconv tool.
Víctor González and Sergi Medina for the Spanish translation.
Gianluigi "Infrid" Cusimano for adding the Italian translation.
XBrav for adding support for Reboot video.
The Hitmen for releasing invaluable source code related to PSX hacking.
The countless people who created so many open source tools that I've used
in this project, and in my every day life. It is a huge list.
................................................................................
Thanks to those who wrote code that I've used or referenced at some point
during development:
Alexander Strange for porting the ffmpeg simple_idct to Java.
Stephen Manley for generously sharing his DCT.java class.
http://www.nyx.net/~smanley/
Bernhard Huber for his very nice javadoc-templates.
http://members.aon.at/bhuber14/
ImageJ for its AVIWriter implementation.
Morten Nobel-Joergensen for the Java Image Scaling Library.
https://github.com/mortennobel/java-image-scaling
Doug Lea for sharing his Fraction.java class.
Sequence Point Software for the J2ME MPEG implementation of the IDCT.
https://bitbucket.org/sequencepoint/j2me_mpeg
Eclipse SWT for the Java JPEG implementation of the IDCT.
John E. Lloyd for the handy argparser library.
http://people.cs.ubc.ca/~lloyd/java/argparser.html
Joerg Anders for managing to write an mpeg1 decoder in pure Java.
The JSmooth tool http://jsmooth.sourceforge.net/
The launch4j tool http://launch4j.sourceforge.net/
PDFJet for their PDF library.
Jerry Huxtable for his awesome ParagraphLayout.
L2Fprod for the directory chooser.
Sun for the Java platform, SwingWorker and SwingX libraries,
and the Netbeans IDE.
................................................................................
Finally, a shout-out to all the PlayStation hackers who thought it was a good
idea to keep their decoders/emulators/hacking tools closed source, then
completely stop working on them. Extra recognition for those who now provide a
404 page for a web site.

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He generously offers his code free, without restriction.
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