I've been running into a weird issue with the ogg theora player in AGS, when it plays back a full-screen video, it draws the image four pixels higher than center-screen, cutting off the top four pixels of the video and leaving a black bar at the bottom of the screen, as you can see here:
It's not the end of the world so when I shipped ICBM I just decided to live with it, but now I'm working on an updated version for AGS 3.4 for the Linux support, and I'd love to solve this, if it's solvable.
I'm also totally willing to assume it's something stupid I'm doing wrong when encoding, but I'm using a theora plugin for the Adobe Media Encoder, and when I open my final theora video files in Premiere they do not have the black stripe encoded into their bottom or anything, so I'm pretty sure it's AGS playing the video that has the issue.
Any ideas?
It's not the end of the world so when I shipped ICBM I just decided to live with it, but now I'm working on an updated version for AGS 3.4 for the Linux support, and I'd love to solve this, if it's solvable.
I'm also totally willing to assume it's something stupid I'm doing wrong when encoding, but I'm using a theora plugin for the Adobe Media Encoder, and when I open my final theora video files in Premiere they do not have the black stripe encoded into their bottom or anything, so I'm pretty sure it's AGS playing the video that has the issue.
Any ideas?
The last time I posted here was back when I was in college and we were still hoping for another Larry Vales game. A time travel one, if I remember correctly (I made a Reality-on-the-Norm game hundreds of years ago, back in 2001: 
) so I decided to use the free time to make a short retro pixel-art game! I was going to use Unity but a conversation made me remember AGS and then I also remembered that AGS already had, like, every feature I needed. So I looked it up and I was stoked to see it's still being maintained! And it's even more awesome now than it was fifteen years ago!
