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Time lapse retro arcade art...

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Artist Rosemarie Fiore makes these amazing time lapse photos of retro arcade screens. Pictured here - "Tempest 1" 2001. digital c print 4 ft x 6 ft - [via] - Link.

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Posted by: WNixon on February 9, 2007 at 7:26 AM

Oops, first comment and he's already exceeded his bandwidth. Bummer...

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Posted by: unregistered on February 9, 2007 at 11:14 PM

1. Install mame
2. Obtain ROM-files
3. Figure out how to capture every frame
4. Merge frames
5. ?
6. Profit

I'm set as soon as I figure out step 3 on Linux.

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Posted by: unregistered on February 10, 2007 at 12:17 AM

Ah. Seems that xmame can save a game as MNG movie
and "AdvanceCOMP MNG Compression Utility" can extract the frames as PNG files.

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