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Works fine here - warning anime garbage was used as a test video https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36790034/ShareX/2015/10/2015-10-24_14-53-24.mp4
Main Game folder > movies
1) Open your Game Project's folder on your hard drive.
2) Locate the "movies" folder, and place your video assets inside.
3) The compatible videos are now imported into your game, and you can choose them from the "Play Movie" event creation button.
...the process is good, but I suppose something's up with my .MP4 file. Perhaps the bitrate is too high, or perhaps a 1920x1080 (1080p) video size is too large.
When I choose the "Play Movie" video, it usually says "None". When I "EDIT" the same line int the event, I see the name of the video but all it does is drop / freeze to a black screen when I collide with the video in Test Mode.
Will try to resize, lower the bitrate to see if this fixes the issue. Will post continued findings.
Sparing a bunch of steps, "I made an H.264 encoded .MP4 video with AAC audio at 816x624 resolution." When played back on my PC with Windows Media Player Classic, the video looks great actually, I'd say a clear step up from DVD resolution. It's encoded at 23.976 fps at an average bitrate of about 15,000kbps.
Audio is 320kbps 2-channel stereo @ 48kHz (AAC).
I'd be perfectly happy to have video of this quality for use in my game... the file size for a 60-second video is right at 109MB.
======= RPG MAKER MV TEST RESULTS ======
After placing this newly created .MP4 in my game project's "movies" folder, I can again only see "None" when trying to create a movie event with "Play Movie". This is again only on the first try, as trying to EDIT that line on the event makes "MOVIENAME" visible / selectable.
I place it on the map BELOW ACTORS, set to go off on PLAYER TOUCH, but when the player walks over it there's only a minor studder and nothing. I even tried to throw a player reaction bubble (exclaimation point) as part of the event just so I could get a visual feedback on the event trigger... and I can see the exclamation point, no video.
Bummer. I'd very much like to use .MP4 footage... I feel like I checked off a lot of "stuff to try" in that one pass. Could be the bitrate is still too high... will try to encode a lower quality copy to see if that helps.
Bummer: Now I can't see ANY of the videos that I've stuck in the "movies" folder... even when trying to "edit" the Play Movie function.
I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that this feature might be bugged... and that's a bummer. :(
"Movie Section Bugged"
http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/46461-movie-section-bugged/
It appears we are not alone. Hopefully this is a simple fix!
It's not a bug. webm works fine.
Yup, that format worked so thanks but really, the help file should be updated to reflect this. there are countless types of movie files and codecs you can use. Lets avoid confusion by telling people what does and does not work in the actual help file...
For what it's worth, I've read around on the internet that if you use "WebM" video that you get no audio, and it does not pause the gameplay action underneath it.
Furthermore, I've also read that in order to get .MP4 video (way superior imo) to playback, you need to have identically named .MP4 and webm files placed in the destination folder. Based on what version of the game you are exporting (PC, mobile) the engine packs in the appropriate file.
NONE OF THIS HAS BEEN TESTED BY ME PERSONALLY so I can't say that this is a solution, but it's something else to try / I will try over the weekend.
http://www.fnordware.com/WebM/