Extract the JPG frames of a MTH video file?

[Hugo_Peters]

Is it possible to get the frames of a MTH file?
If yes, I'd like to know how.

[infact]

Grab thpplay by thakis here: http://www.amnoid.de/gc/
Then take a window shot ([alt] + [print screen]) for one frame or mod the source code to output jpeg files.
MTH files consist of a set of jpeg files, so this should be no problem.

[Hugo_Peters]

Then take a window shot ([alt] + [print screen]) for one frame.

I rofl'd so hard
Isn't there any other way besides THPplay?
Anything in the GC SDK?

Infact, could you look at my theme for the Viper Extreme?
http://www.gc-forever.com/forums/viewto ... ?f=3&t=607

[infact]

As said, you could write a little program that will split a thp or mth to several jpeg files.

[Hugo_Peters]

As said, you could write a little program that will split a thp or mth to several jpeg files.

I can't...
Just 14 years remember?
I am thinking of getting into C but it's quite difficult for my age...

[PabloACZ]

Maybe you could use THPView? It has an option for extracting the frames + sound from the THP files, but considering that MTH files are just muted THPs with minor header differences, *maybe* you can use it for this purpose. I haven't tested it yet with MTH files.

Uncompress the RAR in the directory where you have the MTH file you want to work with, then run the Command Line utility (cmd) in that folder by using Clickie (way faster than using the 'change directory' command). Finally, use "thpview -x your_video_file.mth" (without the quotes) in the CMD window and see if it works.

[Dragoon]

@Hugo_Peters I'm 16 and I have basic to "normal" knowledge of C++

[liquitt]

so what?

[emu_kidid]

at 14-15 I started writing C code to get things done the way I wanted them done for Gamecube.. (GCOS/etc)

Just a heads up that it IS possible to learn

[Dragoon]

I just wanted to say something similiar to that