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You can change the Valve startup video when playing HL2 by placing a valid avi file called "valve.avi" in the <code>youremail\half-life 2\hl2\media</code> folder. | [[Category:Tutorials]]You can change the Valve startup video when playing HL2 by placing a valid avi file called "valve.avi" in the <code>youremail\half-life 2\hl2\media</code> folder. | ||
Or if you are making a mod for HL2 you can place any avi file in your <code>SourceMods\yourmodname\media</code> folder. In order for the video to play when you start your mod you will need to create a StartupVids.txt file in the <code>SourceMods\yourmodname\media</code> folder. Inside the StartupVids.txt file you simply specify the filename(s) of the video you want to be played on a seperate line. For example ... | Or if you are making a mod for HL2 you can place any avi file in your <code>SourceMods\yourmodname\media</code> folder. In order for the video to play when you start your mod you will need to create a StartupVids.txt file in the <code>SourceMods\yourmodname\media</code> folder. Inside the StartupVids.txt file you simply specify the filename(s) of the video you want to be played on a seperate line. For example ... | ||
Revision as of 02:43, 31 August 2005
You can change the Valve startup video when playing HL2 by placing a valid avi file called "valve.avi" in the youremail\half-life 2\hl2\media folder.
Or if you are making a mod for HL2 you can place any avi file in your SourceMods\yourmodname\media folder. In order for the video to play when you start your mod you will need to create a StartupVids.txt file in the SourceMods\yourmodname\media folder. Inside the StartupVids.txt file you simply specify the filename(s) of the video you want to be played on a seperate line. For example ...
media/vid1.avi media/vid2.avi
Keep in mind that the avi video will probably need be be encoded using the Cinepak codec. (XVid does not seem to work) Also I am not sure what other audio codecs are supported, other then Microsoft ADPCM.
--Created by: X 02:40, 31 Aug 2005 (PDT)