shutter-encoder VS jpsxdec

Try ProRes or constant framerate AVC for best results. You can use a program like ShutterEncoder to re-encode and then replace all the media at once ("swap video files") without messing up your edit.

Tools like Shutter Encoder use open source libraries like yt-dl and are totally free. We think you should always start with open-source tools.

I was told H.265 10 bit is a better format in terms of file size and quality. My goal is to convert a MP4 in H.264 8bit to MKV in H.265 10bit. So I wanted to give it a try. At first glance I couldn't find any 10 bit option in Shutter Encoder (it should have been in advance features), but then I found this: https://github.com/paulpacifico/shutter-encoder/issues/6

For sure! https://github.com/paulpacifico/shutter-encoder

Ok last chance could you install these 3 fonts: https://github.com/paulpacifico/shutter-encoder/tree/master/fonts

I think with your need, you can consider Shutter Encoder, which is an open source software with pretty nice GUI and based on ffmpeg also: https://github.com/paulpacifico/shutter-encoder

Here are the languages files: https://github.com/paulpacifico/shutter-encoder/tree/master/Languages

See https://github.com/m35/jpsxdec

Go here and download the latest beta release under "Assets" (as of writing it's "jpsxdec_v1-06-beta_bin_src.zip") and extract the folder some place.

I saw many asking how to get music from CD-i games due to nostalgia or just because. Anyway, since this topic is not very well documented, I recently made a collection of pre-ripped audio files for such people. It's currently very small, consisting of only ten games so far, but I definitely plan to expand it in the future. Besides music, sound effects and voice clips are also included where possible. All the files are left in their original formats. You can easily play and convert these via jPSXdec (requires Java 8 or higher).

here's what I ripped like a year ago using jPSXdec: