Learning with Leap cutscenes (no music) (incomplete!)

A few of the cutscenes are impossible to rip currently because of the way their SWFs work. This contains most of them. The audio was sent to me by a friend (and due to a request from the said friend, I will not be sending anyone their way or revealing who they are).

[@starninja_artYT]

Oh my gosh… I have NEVER seen this in crisp HD until now

[@maximilianovelazquezrodrig7478]

Wait a minute. Who voiced Leap, Lily, Tad, Edison, Rabbits, Mice and Opera Rooster in Learning with Leap

[@idoghacker8008]

No idea, I just have the voice clips

[@Multi-Waves_Sketchbook]

Oh good the acapella dropped!

[@xtrapikachu1741]

Question, is it possible to upscale Leapster L-MAX footage with some sort of technology?

[@idoghacker8008]

Due to the way the video signal works, no sadly. Even if you could, it'd look wrong due to the video signal having a filter that can't be turned off.

[@xtrapikachu1741]

0:24 Quick question, why is this voice clip different from the actual one?

[@idoghacker8008]

I have most of the source voice clips (at least from after the 8Khz resample) and it just happens that the final clip doesn't exist in the ones I have.

[@xtrapikachu1741]

Could you the Kindergarten or 1st Grade game's cutscenes?

[@idoghacker8008]

I unfortunately don't have the source audio for those. I will try if I ever do end up getting their audio though.

[@Cinders_And_Ashes]

I can look at the 4k resolution quality and its better that looking at the Leapster L-Max 64 bit bullshit.

[@idoghacker8008]

All models of the original Leapster (including the L-Max) actually have a 24-Bit video signal despite being 32-Bit hardware. The bit depth only applies to the colors though, it's really just the 160x160 screen resolution (and really poor scaling on the L-Max/TV models) that makes the games kind of ugly in a lot of cases.