Are there any old webrings still around that use retro html formatting to navigate and create with old machines?
Posted on 2022-03-14, 00:10
I am imagine there is, but I have not seen a thread for it.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2021-04-26, 14:25
I drove about 45 minutes to pick up via facebook marketplace a new PC today. This is my 2nd retro rig. It is a Gateway model "500." It actually boots up into windows 98. It has I think a 10 GB quantum fireball HD. 2 optical driver that show up in the OS, but the trays won't open. A GeForce MX 200 I …
Re: My sc-88 only outputs midi on the left channel
Posted on 2020-12-30, 19:36
roger that, will be kind of scary, but I will see what I can do this weekend
Re: My sc-88 only outputs midi on the left channel
Posted on 2020-12-30, 16:38
Is there any kind of guide you could link me for solder points for the device?
Re: My sc-88 only outputs midi on the left channel
Posted on 2020-12-29, 15:47
I mean that the output from my SB16 clone that is sent to the input of the SC-88 and then sent back to the line in on the SB-16 contains game sound effects for both the left and right channels. The MIDI sound coming in through the same cable however is only from the left speaker whereas the same …
My sc-88 only outputs midi on the left channel
Posted on 2020-12-25, 19:25
The sound card gets mixed through it and both channels work for game sounds. Is there some setting for balance?
Question about creative cd drive special buttons
Posted on 2020-10-09, 02:03
When I was a kid my dad bought a kit that contained a sound blaster awe32 and a cd drive plus a ton of games. I wish I had that now... anyway the drive was special in addition to the eject button it had a play/ff button for cd audio. How did this work exactly? It seemed like a great feature to play …
Re: What game are you playing now?
Posted on 2020-10-08, 00:26
I just played for the first time the Secret of Monkey Island and finished in one day. It was great! I played the ultimate talkie version using general midi via my sc-88. I noticed the 2nd game ultimate talkey does not have GM support, but I just learned today I can put the SC-88 into a "CM-64" mode …
Re: WFW 3.11 + Dos 6.22 on late-pentium-era hardware?
Posted on 2020-10-07, 17:36
I just went with the first CF adapter I found on Amazon and selected a 32 GB CF card. I have not had any issues running dos/win3x, but its only using 2GB of the space.
Re: What game are you playing now?
Posted on 2020-10-07, 17:33
I just played for the first time the Secret of Monkey Island and finished in one day. It was great! I played the ultimate talkie version using general midi via my sc-88. I noticed the 2nd game ultimate talkey does not have GM support, but I just learned today I can put the SC-88 into a "CM-64" mode …
Re: Having a real hard time with heroes of might and magic II
Posted on 2020-09-21, 13:35
I have not received the disk yet, but I did find a working disk image minus the redbook audio and it has confirmed that my disk is the problem. I am able to play both campaigns with this disk img.
Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?
Posted on 2020-09-19, 23:03
Filename D95EBEAA-863A-455F-929E-8E72C086EEFE.jpeg File size 1.68 MiB Views 1739 views Got MP3s working in Windows for Workgroups
Re: Bought these (retro) software/OS today
Posted on 2020-09-19, 18:52
Filename 9F4391D4-1328-4C06-AC06-5A3CD137FBFA.jpeg File size 1.84 MiB Views 1777 views Filename 77669608-0B3B-4E39-A956-6D04D2BDF301.jpeg File size 1.23 MiB Views 1777 views I had the floppy disk version as a kid, the CDROM is much better!
Re: Having a real hard time with heroes of might and magic II
Posted on 2020-09-16, 22:40
I was able to source a replacement original disc for $5 so I will be able to rule that out when it arrives. I also have a PCI video card coming for other reasons so I can try that.
Having a real hard time with heroes of might and magic II
Posted on 2020-09-16, 00:45
So I own the original CDROM from my childhood and it’s I would say mildly scratched. At first I thought that was the source of my issues, but now I am less convinced. With my cd copy on the initial install it crashes after the initial testing video and then runs ok after except I can’t run the dark …
Re: Bought these games today
Posted on 2020-09-15, 13:00
Filename 7554A864-3C8A-4E04-B221-9A425BF29B3E.jpeg File size 43.04 KiB Views 2133 views I’ve always wanted to play this on the SNES, but never got to. Will try on my DOS rig 🤗
Re: Windows 3.11 - nVidia TNT2 built-in GPU chip compatibility
Posted on 2020-09-12, 12:00
Sorry to bump this, but I also can’t get my Riva 128dx to load with the agp Windows 3.11 drivers. I have Windows for Workgroups specifically. I seem to be limited to normal VGA. The official drivers let me select different resolutions and colors in system setup, but none will work. Any ideas? Edit: …
Re: Seeking suggestions for first ISA model sound card for new dos rig
Posted on 2020-09-11, 22:26
https://youtu.be/lDB5_CB_RdM Midi on this sound card sounding pretty good to me!
Re: My Socket 7 Build “Seven of 90’s”
Posted on 2020-09-11, 21:12
Filename D90FE69E-0168-48F3-96F3-44E61A68843A.jpeg File size 1.75 MiB Views 2259 views I got the wiring all organized today. Everything is working except I am waiting on a midi adapter to arrive to test the sound canvas. Once it arrives I will make a video showcasing the build and go over lessons …
Re: Are MMX chips marked at all to indicate speed?
Posted on 2020-09-11, 15:18
I did not think to take the CPU out of the socket because in my mind the entire back was just pins which is not the case. When I received the motherboard the CPU was already installed and I wanted to prevent wear and tear and had no other reason to remove the chip. Also installing the head sink was …
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