Re: A radical decision, for sale, a LOT of vintage sound stuff
Posted on 2010-09-22, 18:08
I would also like your SB 2.0 CMS upgrade kit (the 3 chips).
Re: A radical decision, for sale, a LOT of vintage sound stuff
Posted on 2010-09-22, 18:03
hmm tricky as I like to shop on price :-) Based on the 950 euros it's ~ 40 euros per item. Some will be worth more, some less... At the moment I am very interested in the MPU401AT. But with shipping to Australia I would really need to combine it with other items... A rough price list would really …
Re: Powerleap adapter
Posted on 2010-09-22, 17:37
Now I am very interested... Tomb Raider ran fine on my Pentium 133 with a 3DFX Voodoo. And the 7th guest just needed a decent CD-Rom drive back in the day. I believe a 4x was ideal? I admit most other games I haven't even heard off (it was the 3 years of uni where I did not touch a PC at all)... I …
Re: A radical decision, for sale, a LOT of vintage sound stuff
Posted on 2010-09-22, 17:34
Are you putting these on ebay? Do you have prices for each item?
Re: Powerleap adapter
Posted on 2010-09-22, 16:51
It's worth noting that it takes a Coppermine Pentium 3 to smooth out the frame rates in some very demanding DOS games. What games would fall under this category? I always assumed that all games from the PIII times are W95 or W98? I do remember that there was a SVGA version of System Shock for DOS, …
Re: Sega Teradrive computer on ebay
Posted on 2010-09-22, 16:42
sliderider wrote: I know there's a few British people here and you may think you know about queueing, but you know nothing compared to a crowd of Japanese gamer geeks on a release date. 🤣 nice one 😁 Final Fantasy launch...
Re: Sega Teradrive computer on ebay
Posted on 2010-09-22, 14:34
though it's a little unclear exactly how it deals with the 15khz signal from the MD side... maybe it has some sort of scan-doubler circuitry built in? Yea that would be interesting to know... The Amstrad computer does output 15 KHz, so you need the right monitor or convert the signal.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2010-09-22, 13:15
Hmm worst case, one of the boards underway, comes with a cooler...
Re: external mpu401 and mt32: confused
Posted on 2010-09-22, 11:35
Main drawback: Doesn't support the "intelligent mode", so some games won't work (though many will) I've never met such games. I wonder, if there is a list with games, not working correctly with mt-32 using non roland midi out.. Interesting, what MT-32 / midi connection do you use? A fellow user …
Re: external mpu401 and mt32: confused
Posted on 2010-09-22, 11:16
It's missing the ISA card. A lot of sellers sell these MPU401 boxes but without the ISA card they are useless... Look at the top left of that box it says "To Computer". In a nutshell before you could buy a simple card like the one I have, Roland sold you a ISA card + external box. Many of these had …
Re: My dosbox :)
Posted on 2010-09-22, 10:44
The adapter is internal so I would have to take the card out every time. This might be what you want: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330437600396&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT http://www.goldsuntech.com/dealinthebox/1068-G.jpg I got one on it's way and the plan is to have a CF …
Re: external mpu401 and mt32: confused
Posted on 2010-09-22, 09:13
Pictures say more than words :happyhappy: Option 1: Soundcard with a MPU401 port + joystick port to midi cable + MT32. Main benefit: Many soundcards have this port Main drawback: Doesn't support the "intelligent mode", so some games won't work (though many will). "Hanging note" bug on many Sound …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2010-09-22, 07:57
More bits... My ATX PSU which I use for my project only only has a single floppy power connector. So I got this: http://img545.imageshack.us/img545/2764/dsc01707.jpg I also got brand new S370 coolers. Hoping that one of these fit onto Super Socket 7 as well. I went with 3 models with various fan …
Re: Video recording - I would like to also record from line-in
Posted on 2010-09-22, 06:40
Update: I will use Fraps. It can record video and audio from the line input! Will save me quite a bit of work...
Re: Sega Teradrive computer on ebay
Posted on 2010-09-22, 04:05
Is this similar to that Amstra PC with Mega Drive built in... I wonder how he hooked up the LCD though. Because the Amstrad needed a special multisync CRT that could do 15KHz (like the Amiga CRTs).
Re: Super Socket 7 - VIA MVP3 or ALi Aladdin V?
Posted on 2010-09-21, 08:49
Not yet. I don't like doing to many things at once 😀 There is plenty of time...
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2010-09-21, 07:10
More Roland toys 😲 MT-100 MT-32 (New)
Re: my project Retroplay USB dos gaming system
Posted on 2010-09-21, 00:34
retroplayusb wrote: Interesting. I'v heard of MoSlo but haven't included it because I want something that doesn't run the risk of damaging someones PC by underclocking it. The clock speed remains the same. You simply disable the internal cache in the cpu.
Re: Super Socket 7 - VIA MVP3 or ALi Aladdin V?
Posted on 2010-09-21, 00:25
cskamacska wrote: Epox MVP3-G2/G5 and MVP4A über alles! 😎 No, really, the best. Yes they are excellent though I prefer others to outbid themselves over these "sought after items"... I got my boards for just a few bucks and I am sure they are fine. This quest for the "best board" is often totally …
Re: Video recording - I would like to also record from line-in
Posted on 2010-09-20, 20:04
Yea or use something obvious in the game, like shooting a weapon or something like that... And I can always just do another quick recording with SB instead of Roland sound and just compare that footage with what I have in the video editor until it sounds right! Yea I should be ok. Thanks for all the …
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