Voting yes
I know it is less than 22 seconds
Hopefully a Twin Galaxies member can help and have a program to time this run more acurately to the nearest millisecond frame by frame would help.
It would be a lot easier if you had digital timer so Twin Galaxies members can see something like what the Players on the speedrun.com have would be perfect.
Game starts at on the video
Final time is at :31 on the video
Game settings

I submitted it to speedrun.com and it was accurately timed there

Originally Posted by joshimoshi

I submitted it to speedrun.com and it was accurately timed there

I only speak on behalf of myself, and not for TG or any other member here, but I can say for a fact from personal experience that a run being timed, accepted, and posted on Speedrun(dot)com means something very close to nothing in terms of accuracy. As a result, I cannot use something being accepted on Speedrun as a factor in determining whether or not a submitted time matches the time of a submitted run.

Originally Posted by Garrett Holland

I only speak on behalf of myself, and not for TG or any other member here, but I can say for a fact from personal experience that a run being timed, accepted, and posted on Speedrun(dot)com means something very close to nothing in terms of accuracy. As a result, I cannot use something being accepted on Speedrun as a factor in determining whether or not a submitted time matches the time of a submitted run.

I understand that, however Dolan's record time was also timed in the same way as mine.

If I need to I can resubmit with a time that you are happy with (rounded up to 22 seconds, for example)

Here is the youtube video and the website used to time:

http://www.watchframebyframe.com/

You can time it yourself using this

Originally Posted by Garrett Holland

I only speak on behalf of myself, and not for TG or any other member here, but I can say for a fact from personal experience that a run being timed, accepted, and posted on Speedrun(dot)com means something very close to nothing in terms of accuracy. As a result, I cannot use something being accepted on Speedrun as a factor in determining whether or not a submitted time matches the time of a submitted run.

I'm sorry, Joshua. I have to vote No.

Well, I double checked you time it is 21.3 seconds. However, I'm still voting no because you need to round off to the nearest second.