Simple. post a video of your favorite retro playing a few games.
My PMMX 233:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGZwIKT2RZg
IBM PS/2 8573-121 386-20 DOS6.2/W3.1
IBM PS/2 8570-E61 386-16 W95
IBM PS/2 8580-071 386-16 (486DX-33 reply) OS/2 warp
486DX/2 - 66/32mb ram/256k cache/504mb hdd/cdrom/awe32/DOS6.2/WFW3.11
K6/2 - 350/128mb ram/512k cache/4.3gb hdd/cdr/sblive/w98
you should just leave pak0.pak / pak1.pak in id1/ next time
wrote:you should just leave pak0.pak / pak1.pak in id1/ next time
I did. I copied my install of GLquake to the CD, and the CD got scratched even though it was in a CD sleeve.
IBM PS/2 8573-121 386-20 DOS6.2/W3.1
IBM PS/2 8570-E61 386-16 W95
IBM PS/2 8580-071 386-16 (486DX-33 reply) OS/2 warp
486DX/2 - 66/32mb ram/256k cache/504mb hdd/cdrom/awe32/DOS6.2/WFW3.11
K6/2 - 350/128mb ram/512k cache/4.3gb hdd/cdr/sblive/w98
Well something about it was modified. I can definitely see the conchars font from Team Fortress so i'm very assuming you're using some graphics replacement pack that involves replacing MDLs with MD3s (while using the old extension) or something like that.
Open test bench FTW 🤣
I made this video a few months back because someone asked to see how my VGA to HDMI scaler worked.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i6TWnnbJtI
I should make a better and longer video one of these days, but do a better job with a tripod and all of that. Also, I should run a line-in to capture the game audio.
What adapter is it? This one by any chance?
I'll try to record a video one of these days and show my setup hehe.
wrote:What adapter is it? This one by any chance?
http://sewelldirect.com/Hammerhead.asp
Correct. I picked that one mainly because it was powered via USB and did not need a wall wart. Keeps things better contained. The back of that PC is already a mess of wires for video because of the Dual VooDoo 2's connected with a VGA passthrough, and now this VGA to HDMI there as well. Looks messy, but it works well.
