JAMMA Video Standard
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JAMMA Video Standard
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#2from the title, I expected this to be a standard for video signals (like NTSC), and was excited to learn about a video standard I had never heard of.
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#3Very interesting article, but title isn't super accurate. From the article, JVS is an I/O (or just input?) standard, not video standard.
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#4It's just titled "Exploring JVS", but if clarification is needed "video" should be dropped out of the HN title.
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#5Absolutely no one calls it JVS... it's JAMMA. Explore that.
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#6Asking the question that the title (incorrectly) implies: were there standard formats or codecs in which arcade games encoded their promotional intro videos that would loop to bring in new players? Or was this more or less at the manufacturer's discretion? As one of the most storage-hungry assets compared to game logic, textures, and audio, there must have been tremendous attention placed towards reducing the size of those videos.
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#7Asking the question that the title (incorrectly) implies: were there standard formats or codecs in which arcade games encoded their promotional intro videos that would loop to bring in new players? Or was this more or less at the manufacturer's discretion? As one of the most storage-hungry assets compared to game logic, textures, and audio, there must have been tremendous attention placed towards reducing the size of…
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#8It's just titled "Exploring JVS", but if clarification is needed "video" should be dropped out of the HN title.
If the title was just "JAMMA Standard", then that would suggest the original JAMMA standard from the 80s. JVS is its successor, and unfortunately has a confusing name.
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#9Asking the question that the title (incorrectly) implies: were there standard formats or codecs in which arcade games encoded their promotional intro videos that would loop to bring in new players? Or was this more or less at the manufacturer's discretion? As one of the most storage-hungry assets compared to game logic, textures, and audio, there must have been tremendous attention placed towards reducing the size of…
I think a lot of demos wouldn't be videos, instead it actually plays the game for real by feeding it a set of pre-recorded inputs.
Re: JAMMA Video Standard
#10Asking the question that the title (incorrectly) implies: were there standard formats or codecs in which arcade games encoded their promotional intro videos that would loop to bring in new players? Or was this more or less at the manufacturer's discretion? As one of the most storage-hungry assets compared to game logic, textures, and audio, there must have been tremendous attention placed towards reducing the size of…
Isn't the attract mode just a demo using in-game graphics most of the time ?