throwawayacct wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2024 5:45 pm
So...the signal in this track is so good, I just had to cut out some of the most interesting and stimulating parts for myself, and extend them into whole tracks on their own. I intended on using these segments in a much longer track to use with long Numberonefan, Strothy, or Supermassive films, so not all of them are ramped to start - always start with volume off.
IMPORT before downloading! Seriously...people who do not, are the reason I share so little.
There is one standalone, from Estim Fantasy 2, Ep13 - its the scene where Caprice rips tape off her nipples, and the track is a deliciously evil, is-it-pain-or-pleasure, signal looped for 10 minutes. Be careful with this one, it has the potential to really inflict some pain, but also induce (force?) ejaculation. I would very much recommend you run this one when you're deep into a gooning session and desperate for some big popper hits...if you really relax into the signal you'll lose control in no time.
was this intended to have the common below balls or tip? or what do you recommend?
I had common below balls for Fantasy 2, but some of the other signals dont seem to fit with that configuration :)
throwawayacct wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2024 5:45 pm
So...the signal in this track is so good, I just had to cut out some of the most interesting and stimulating parts for myself, and extend them into whole tracks on their own. I intended on using these segments in a much longer track to use with long Numberonefan, Strothy, or Supermassive films, so not all of them are ramped to start - always start with volume off.
IMPORT before downloading! Seriously...people who do not, are the reason I share so little.
There is one standalone, from Estim Fantasy 2, Ep13 - its the scene where Caprice rips tape off her nipples, and the track is a deliciously evil, is-it-pain-or-pleasure, signal looped for 10 minutes. Be careful with this one, it has the potential to really inflict some pain, but also induce (force?) ejaculation. I would very much recommend you run this one when you're deep into a gooning session and desperate for some big popper hits...if you really relax into the signal you'll lose control in no time.
was this intended to have the common below balls or tip? or what do you recommend?
I had common below balls for Fantasy 2, but some of the other signals dont seem to fit with that configuration :)
thanks!
Wiring is in the first spoiler in the first post in this thread. Caprice file is common in center, according to the Fantasy diagrams. Ymmv.
Sorry guys, novice here. How is this supposed to be played? Is the estim track somehow embedded within the MP4 file? So I need to download the MP4 and send it through the restim software?
Not sure if those diagrams make it any less complicated.
You do not need Restim for this release. The common way to play this is with scriptplayer. Place the mp4 (video) and mp3 (e-stim) in the same folder, open the mp4 in Scriptplayer. Now use Devices -> Add e-stim audio device. Select your e-stim audio device and you're done.
diglet wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 4:58 pm
Not sure if those diagrams make it any less complicated.
You do not need Restim for this release. The common way to play this is with scriptplayer. Place the mp4 (video) and mp3 (e-stim) in the same folder, open the mp4 in Scriptplayer. Now use Devices -> Add e-stim audio device. Select your e-stim audio device and you're done.
No. "Devices -> Add e-stim audio device (experimental)" works with funscripts, not audio files (mp3). Like "Devices - >Add funstim audio device" but with other variations in the conversion.
Use instead : Settings -> E-Stim Audio -> choose another audio output than your main audio output in "Audio Device" (if you are using an HDMI output for main, it can be the headphone jack output. If you have another soundcard, use it). And, once configured, you don't need to add any device in the "Devices" menu, the audio file (placed in the same folder and with the same name as the video file) will be played on the desired audio device automatically when the video will be opened on ScriptPlayer.
ScriptPlayer (and CHPlayerV3) can't play HEVC codec videos by default (they use WindowsMediaPlayer engine, Microsoft HEVC codec package is optional and not free). Both .mov and .mp4 container files of this release use HEVC codecs.
Additional codecs need to be install (simple), or a third party player must be use in parallel of ScriptPlayer (more complicated). https://github.com/FredTungsten/ScriptP ... tays-black
LAV filters are pretty good and lightweight : https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters/releases
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diglet wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 4:58 pm
Not sure if those diagrams make it any less complicated.
You do not need Restim for this release. The common way to play this is with scriptplayer. Place the mp4 (video) and mp3 (e-stim) in the same folder, open the mp4 in Scriptplayer. Now use Devices -> Add e-stim audio device. Select your e-stim audio device and you're done.
I see. Thanks for the clarification! Given that this has a common at the head, and the initial discussion describing a lot of "math", I assumed I needed some additional software to even out the triphase signal... But it sounds like for this particular file, it would be just as good to apply the old school method: press play on the mp3 and video files at the same time? (My typical setup)
Dbe56 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 5:58 pm
I see. Thanks for the clarification! Given that this has a common at the head, and the initial discussion describing a lot of "math", I assumed I needed some additional software to even out the triphase signal... But it sounds like for this particular file, it would be just as good to apply the old school method: press play on the mp3 and video files at the same time? (My typical setup)
Triphase signal is only a standard stereo signal. No additional software is needed.
The old school method (one device to play the porn video, another linked to the eStim box to play the mp3 eStim audio file) is not bad for a beginning.
Be careful on the device who will play the eStim audio file (mp3), the other sounds that the device can generate (errors, notifications, etc) during your eStim session will be send to your eStim box too, and it can be surprising/painful.
diglet wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 4:58 pm
Not sure if those diagrams make it any less complicated.
You do not need Restim for this release. The common way to play this is with scriptplayer. Place the mp4 (video) and mp3 (e-stim) in the same folder, open the mp4 in Scriptplayer. Now use Devices -> Add e-stim audio device. Select your e-stim audio device and you're done.
No. "Devices -> Add e-stim audio device (experimental)" works with funscripts, not audio files (mp3). Like "Devices - >Add funstim audio device" but with other variations in the conversion.
Use instead : Settings -> E-Stim Audio -> choose another audio output than your main audio output in "Audio Device" (if you are using an HDMI output for main, it can be the headphone jack output. If you have another soundcard, use it). And, once configured, you don't need to add any device in the "Devices" menu, the audio file (placed in the same folder and with the same name as the video file) will be played on the desired audio device automatically when the video will be opened on ScriptPlayer.
ScriptPlayer (and CHPlayerV3) can't play HEVC codec videos by default (they use WindowsMediaPlayer engine, Microsoft HEVC codec package is optional and not free). Both .mov and .mp4 container files of this release use HEVC codecs.
Additional codecs need to be install (simple), or a third party player must be use in parallel of ScriptPlayer (more complicated). https://github.com/FredTungsten/ScriptP ... tays-black
LAV filters are pretty good and lightweight : https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters/releases
For me, what Diglet suggests is correct, the latest beta version I'm using will not automatically start the mp3 file, I need to choose Devices>Add estim audio device every time I play an MP3 stimfile or funscript. It's not automatic even if the device is selected in the settings with the latest beta version. I also have an issue where I can only use one specific device and if I choose a different device, it will always play with the original (my default choice) estim audio output. There's something buggy in the current beta and I lost the previous beta version that didn't have these device selection issues.
Electro wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 8:02 pm
For me, what Diglet suggests is correct, the latest beta version I'm using will not automatically start the mp3 file, I need to choose Devices>Add estim audio device every time I play an MP3 stimfile or funscript. It's not automatic even if the device is selected in the settings with the latest beta version. I also have an issue where I can only use one specific device and if I choose a different device, it will always play with the original (my default choice) estim audio output. There's something buggy in the current beta and I lost the previous beta version that didn't have these device selection issues.
Tested on latest beta too (1.2.0.424, release and debug) on my side, audio playback mp3 is still automatic, no need to select manually a device, it's already selected on Settings\E-Stim Audio.
The latest change in beta branch was 9 months ago. The beta artifacts are generated automatically every 2-3 weeks, so latest beta is in reality 9 months old).
Did you have this issue for the last 9 months ?
Did you report this issue ?
Did you try to regenerate your XML config files (located inside C:\Users\[your user name]\AppData\Roaming\ScriptPlayer) ? (just rename the folder to keep your previous config, just in cause, launch ScriptPlayer to see if you still have to problem. I try with brand new virgin XML config files, and it still works fine).
For funscript's conversion to audio eStim, it's normal to have to select a device, there are 4 ways to convert funscript to eStim on ScriptPlayer.
throwawayacct wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2024 5:45 pm
So...the signal in this track is so good, I just had to cut out some of the most interesting and stimulating parts for myself, and extend them into whole tracks on their own. I intended on using these segments in a much longer track to use with long Numberonefan, Strothy, or Supermassive films, so not all of them are ramped to start - always start with volume off.
IMPORT before downloading! Seriously...people who do not, are the reason I share so little.
There is one standalone, from Estim Fantasy 2, Ep13 - its the scene where Caprice rips tape off her nipples, and the track is a deliciously evil, is-it-pain-or-pleasure, signal looped for 10 minutes. Be careful with this one, it has the potential to really inflict some pain, but also induce (force?) ejaculation. I would very much recommend you run this one when you're deep into a gooning session and desperate for some big popper hits...if you really relax into the signal you'll lose control in no time.
MEGA files removed - some folks were not importing as I specifically requested, and just downloading. Fuck if I'm going to share my stuff publicly again. You know we pay for MEGA and it caps downloads, right? So when you pull that bullshit, it means others can't get files, and I get my account actioned. Great way to say thanks, assholes.
Echo the great comments! What a way to end 2 weeks of celibacy! It had me like a rock to start with and I could feel the cum rising 5 minutes in. I made it 19 mins in on my first try and can't stop sneaking peeks forwards before my next try when I have a day off to myself!
As for mega, you should stop with that. Estim Hero site is releasing stuff on telegram and that seems to work good....
I can't seem to get my shared trophies to show properly... Sorry!
But! Thank you Goddess Lisa for putting them together!
I gave the DG Lab Coyote a chance. I normally use my DIY Stereostim for this and nearly everything else but wanted to see how xtoys.app and the Coyote would interpret the stim.
If you want to use this with a Coyote, use the system audio function in xtoys.app
This a website that you use with Chrome on your computer for system audio to work.
I wanted there to be a reasonable range to the frequency output of the DG Lab to make the sensation as interesting and variable as possible. For anyone who uses a Stereostim, frequency for the Coyote means something completely different. The pulses from a Coyote are always at a 1000hz 'clock rate' with a biphase signal, there are oscilloscope output captures posted elsewhere so I won't get into too much detail here. The Coyote will control the amplitude and pulse width but for Coyote the term frequency means used is how many pulses are used per second and it's not really how long the pulses take like a sine or square wave frequency is described for Stereostim. So if you have a 10hz frequency it's a pulsey slow painful output. Roughly 40hz is comfortable but rough. 70hz feels like an average deep grippy throb, at about 100hz it feels smooth and less deep, a little washed out, and above 100hz and it feels very surface level. To get those sensations to translate into the stim file for this video, I used these settings below to capture these sensations based on how xtoys 'reads' the stim audio.
Click the DG Lab header and click edit under limits, set min frequency to 25hz, max frequency to 250hz for both channels. Leave the rest of the settings on the screen as defaults because it doesn't really matter because in system audio mode the other stuff like setting minimum intensity doesn't actually take effect in xtoys. Be sure to set the audio output device to match what you are outputting the stim to. In my case, I use a Voicemeeter aux input but I don't actually launch Voicemeeter, so basically there's no real audio output anywhere. You can choose any option you want to and mute that output, as long as it is a different device than the speaker audio. You'll set your intensity during the calibration of the video.
Under frequency control, select pattern and enter 721-1077hz as the range.
What this will do is run a majority of the Coyote output at 60-70hz and there are short blips where xtoys detects a lower frequency and it drops lower and there are other areas where it will trigger 105hz or so or a bit higher. The full range to 250hz is very occasionally hit and only for very brief periods. The setting for 250hz and the 721-1077hz range is really mostly to map the frequencies for the Coyote to put the real output frequency of the Coyote into a range where it feels good. If you change the frequency map range, you need to also adjust the min or max frequencies of the Coyote to put the output frequency back into a spot where you want it to be. In any case, these are the values that I ended up using that felt great for me.
Electrode configuration with the Coyote - Since the frequencies are different between the channels don't synchronize between channels(at least how xtoys.app picks it up) and the Coyote doesn't output a true triphase signal, connecting an electrode as common didn't feel great, I found the best way to use this video is to use channel A on cock, channel B on a plug, or really any other 4 electrode configuration using the 2 discreet channels should work.
For calibration, I followed the video instructions to start high and I calibrated to intense but not to the level of being painful and through the video it seemed like the stim intensity remained in check with what felt right, it didn't go too soft or climb too high, but your mileage may vary.
-Technical stuff
When looking at the whole audio file in Audacity and experiencing the video with both Sterostim and Coyote, it's clear that xtoys doesn't exactly pull the same detected frequency that it looks like it should when looking at the actual frequency in Audacity. There are some sections of the video that feel fantastic with the Coyote because it's detecting a frequency that is making the Coyote do some wild stuff(in a good way) and there are entire other parts where it's seeing 797hz and you've got a constant mid-range frequency out of the Coyote with intensity moving around between channels. With all that being said, this is actually probably the best stim that I've ever been able to get from the Coyote so if anyone uses a Coyote and hasn't tried this, or if you have already, I think with the frequency map settings above that it will create a great experience. I think for anyone who runs this through and finds the parts they really feel great, I think rearranging the best feeling parts and essentially copy/pasting them to the end with increased volume might make for the best possible finisher using the Coyote because the finish doesn't get translated well with xtoys. I'd do this myself but I just don't use the Coyote enough to go through the effort. Playing with very diverse audio files with the Coyote has given me ideas on what produces the best stim for the Coyote though, it seems like frequency play is really where it's at with this device, it's a unique thing that really doesn't have a similar feel with a Stereostim device. The 'good boy' sections don't have the attention grabbing grip that it does with the Sterostim because the gaps are lost, but I imagine if the file was modified to output a 721hz output or perhaps a .25 second on-off pulse with the on pulses to be alternating between something like 721hz, 750hz, 900hz or perhaps a few slowish frequency ramps in that range that it might duplicate the feeling, but I'll leave that to another Coyote user to play with if they want, just keep in mind that the bluetooth refresh using an xtoys output favors a refresh rate for rapid changes in the audio to be .2 second at the fastest and for 100% reliability to make it .25 second between any large sudden change to make sure the Coyote can actually be outputting the full effect instead of potentially skipping over it.
Qybixxx wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 4:27 am
As for mega, you should stop with that. Estim Hero site is releasing stuff on telegram and that seems to work good....
wtf. how is that good? that is the worst of 3 worlds.
Telegram in itself is bad. Read about its Russian/Saudi Arabian dubious ownership plus their closed source servers and be sure this is not a safe communication channel. Plus they can decide to delete anything, block anyone by number, you can't easily see the releases lists or search for releases etc.
The maker of Estim Hero clearly intends to make money with the project. Read his old announcements. And you can also see it: You've got "Tiers" (the free one is for free 4 weeks only so to be easily converted into a paid one) and "Credits" on the page.
You give up MEGAs fully encrypted, high speed, 5 GB (easily extendable by changing IP in any way) DL limit for multi-part 2 GB files hosted wherever (I'll not install Telegram to check where they are hosted).
please don't advocate for sh*t like this.
throwawayacct wrote: ↑Fri Jan 19, 2024 5:27 pm
You know we pay for MEGA and it caps downloads, right? So when you pull that bullshit, it means others can't get files, and I get my account actioned.
For the people releasing on MEGA: please follow what "froog" and others have already said. There is no need to switch to a worse solution.
