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**caustik** · July 16th, 2003

I doubt you'll find any other games working (except homebrew), simply because not alot use the same XDK version as Turok. I am becoming increasingly fast at supporting new XDK versions (my x86 reverse engineering skills are improving :]), and I may dedicate some time soon to support different versions.

XMV are an xbox specific WMV type of file. Honestly I havent even looked at their similarities, as the game just displays it on its own, it does all the file loading, parsing, decoding, etc, I just render the YUY2 data onto an overlay surface.

The beautiful thing about emulation is this sort of emergant behavior. As the base level is laid down, things just start to work. We'll be seeing alot of action from Cxbx in the upcoming months, its very exciting.

July 16th, 2003	#12 (permalink)
caustik Emu author Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: San Diego Posts: 180	Re: XMV movies playing I doubt you'll find any other games working (except homebrew), simply because not alot use the same XDK version as Turok. I am becoming increasingly fast at supporting new XDK versions (my x86 reverse engineering skills are improving :]), and I may dedicate some time soon to support different versions. XMV are an xbox specific WMV type of file. Honestly I havent even looked at their similarities, as the game just displays it on its own, it does all the file loading, parsing, decoding, etc, I just render the YUY2 data onto an overlay surface. The beautiful thing about emulation is this sort of emergant behavior. As the base level is laid down, things just start to work. We'll be seeing alot of action from Cxbx in the upcoming months, its very exciting.