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Very nice lift and good video

Nice lifts

Hi interesting video. did you change the belts on the cassette? Did you make a video? Thanks

As a kid back then here in Australia I missed this game on the mega drive too bad as the game looks good

In this cd there are some of a Gigi D'Agostino's samples

I have a 1246 with the same lift problem. Was really hoping to see how you fixed it.

Het meest vervuilde dorp van Ned.

Could you possibly scan this game's documentation and upload it to the Internet Archive, please?

So with a patch base i can transfer patches to Mac/ipad and then transfer it to other FM volcas?

Hi! I’m Novira from Indonesia. Currently I do research about Starlift Voorburg machine elevator (1930) that was installed here in Museum Mandiri (was NHM branch office) and I would like to ask you some information if you dont mind😊 Anyway, great video!

Snes version has 2 Color palettes the one you showed that is identical to the arcade version & one with bright pink colours for the super scope. The genesis version has brighter colours for the menaced but unlike snes it’s not darker without the light gun

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I have one YD380B 1736B00W from 1990. Mine have a red led instead of green. It reads fine 360K. I formated and wrote data and all went good. I don't have any 360K drive to test if floppy works on a true DD drive. If i try to format a disk, and don't specify any parameter to the format command, it will try to format DD disks as HD, i need to manually specify 360K format. The disk still format as HD, but alots of bad sectors appeared. But if my memory serves me well i got a DD disk formated as HD without any bad sectors, but i need to confirm this.

But how do you open the shaft of the Arcade? Do you just brute force off the inner disc?

Thank you. What I am trying to understand, is if it is possible to record a track using Korg Gadget, and then get it to MIDI control my Waldorf Iridium keyboard, so that I can record it in Logic Pro X. I thought that maybe by muting all the other tracks, other than the one I will record each time. Can you explain if this is possible, and if so, how can I achieve it?

This mod needs to be sold as a kit !!! 🙂

"The Jungle Book" from 1967 is an excellent movie; you should definitely watch it.

Hello @Dykodesigns. I've just install the old familial DUAL 1224. But that one won't start. When I pull off the big metallic plate to check what's inside, I can see the "poulie" turning when I push start. Any idea why the plate don't turn ? Possible the "poulie" is too old ? And how restore that ?

Thanks from Australia 29/03/24. I think you might be onto something there. I like Styler but lack of decent Manual is frustrating too. Cheers Mate!

This was the first graphics package I ever used

Darn, what is that intro music, SD Snatcher ?

The problems came from backward compatibility with the SMS, limiting bandwidth and colors to 15 per plane, or 61 onscreen. Money spent on the Z80, 8KB of RAM and chips could've been used for a 12MHz 68000, capable of driving an audio CD-ROM in the Sega CD, as well as the full 128KB of VRAM and larger color palette. That would've cost $300 to make in 1989, but the games wouldve been only $1 to make, and SEGA wouldnt have suffered from the Sega CD, 32X, Mars, Jupiter, Neptune fiasco. Attachment rates were 7-10 games, but you have to have 15-20 games in stores per console, so SEGA had to have about $500 in inventory per customer. Starting with a C-2 with a CD-ROM, that amount would be $400, and the machine could've handled perfect arcade ports and sold far more units.

Thank you very much. I'm Korean. Dr. Halo was my first drawing program when I was 14 years old in 1990. I used an AT PC and a 386 PC and drew arrow keys without a mouse(!) because mouse was very expensive in Korea. I remember that I drew girl faces and Lamborghini Countach.

Heel leuk om weer een vlog van je te zien!

Wow, getting back into the world of cassette and have the same player, which is what led me here. I remember all the different tapes when younger, but interesting to hear how much clearer the chrome tapes are. Thanks for the side by side comparisons.

Wow~ I've missed Dr Halo.. I used at younger age...

I wish had even THIS problem. My game doesn’t even do anything. Doesn’t even show up on the “games tab” in the ps3 main menu. It’s almost like my PS3 doesn’t even register the disc’s existence…

This game was not DOS4GW (32bit) game, so it did not utilize memory above basic 640 kB. I remember the pain we had (my friends and me) trying to run this game in 1991. You had to absolutely tune out CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT to great detail to free up enough memory to get it to run. I thin kwe got to some 635 kB free ram becuase we loaded everything possible into EMS and XMS (these are the upper blocks of memory inside the 1st MB of ram). So if you have 8 MB of ram, it did you no good to run this game. you had to play with the lower 640 kB. I had a 386 DX back then, which I had to explain to my father how I NEED 386DX (and not 286 or 386SX) because I will do some "math stuff" on it. 386DX (40 MHz) was expensive back then. Above it was only 486, and DX was the (I think) the data bus size for the 387 FPU (floating point processor unit). If you didnt have 387 FPU, then all the math in the program was done in integers (or simulated real numbers), and because of that it could not be high fidelity. But with 387 FPU you had access to 80-bit floating point calculations ... if you are a programmer, you know that FPU 80-bit registers are much better even than double (64bit) float precision, which is twice as good as 32bit normal float precision. Still the game ran in 20bit DOS addressing mode, and even if you have FPU, it ran in 32bit float precision (I suspect, I never saw the code, unlike the Falcon 4 code - which as I saw, still has remnants of falcon 3 code inside).

Thanks for the video. I bought the exact same drive (YD-380B-1736) thinking it would work in my IBM PC 5150 (8086). I understood that BIOS support for high-density drives wasn't added until the IBM AT (80286), so I did not expect it to be able to handle 720KB or 1.2MB disks, which is fine since I only have double-density (360KB) disks. What I learned from your video, though, is that the YD-380B will not work as a 360KB drive without special BIOS support for "double-stepping" the head, which of course my 5150 lacks. Maybe those confusing forum posts were by people who had the same problem as me and for them it was true: the YD-380B does not support 360KB disks.

Nice to see this incredibly frustrating game again

Yeah they suck. Just got the Silent hill collection using the same case

Your video was informative. I have a YD-380 1736 (slightly later model) which has the DSKCHG signal instead of READY on Pin 34 and does not seem to have any jumpers to change this. I want to use this drive on an old S-100 system (1981 vintage) because it's characteristics mostly emulate an old Shugart drive (360 rpm, MFM etc.). My problem is, this later version of the YD-380 only seems to have the DSKCHG signal available as required for the PC AT computers. I need the READY signal to satisfy the WD1793 based drive controller board. Do you have any experience hacking a READY signal from the signals that do exist on the later YD-380? Others have suggested using/patching the MTRON and/or DS signals, isolated by diodes to do this but I am looking for some feedback on this idea.

I made two CD's with this software, and I can't find the MP3's I had backed up and saved. The last CD I had that worked Broke. I'm trying to get access to the 2000 version, I think that's what I had. The Project file was VIP format. I got a Copy of it, but its only the Netherlands version, no English support. I'll need to also find the "ACID Techno Loops" expansion. Man, the time I spent on this software...

Agente só tá vendo o poder do mega drive só nos dias de hoje e na época ninguém imaginava o poder que o genesis da sega era capaz de fazer

i've had this for about 3 years now but only just found out about this. i knew about doing this with pocket operators but didnt know it was pretty much the same with the volca this changes so much so thankyou for the advice!!

I appreciate eclectic creators who share a variety of interests.

Fun video. I had that deck as a teen, back in 1981. The meters in mine were silver, and not black like yours. Mine didn't have the DIN socket, either. I'm in the U.S., and I know a lot of electronics were spec'ed a little differently from country to country.

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You never stated what the issue is - is the mechanism not cycling through - is the arm not returning - I could go on but it's hard to help without this information.

Hi Dyko, I have just bought a Competition Pro on the local vintage fair and it is the same type that you have in the video. These don't have a retainer ring at the end of the shaft and the round plastic part which actuates the switches prevents the plastic base plate (the round plastic part which holds the microswitches) to come off from the shaft. Do you have any idea how to remove the shaft from these joysticks? I would like to completely disassemble it to inspect the rubber dampening or maybe replace it with a spring for quicker action.

This keyboard was my first foray into something semi professional. Filter cutoff for both oscilators can be changed in real time externally via midi CC. Sounds have limited edibility and I later found a WK4 Plus, same rom sounds but large LCD and full editing - can have sounds made of 3x 2osc layers, multi step envelopes. Even the WX2 has great filters though, can start with a slap bass and dial up the resonance till it self oscillates and muck with the cuttoff, can turn slap bass into a very realistic alarm sound. Super cool. Anyway great to see some WX2 content on RUclips :) I'd love to find one of their S series from back then. Not many in Australia where I am sadly.

Does it seem to me or does the PC version run at much slower framerate?

How do you use with Ipad ? and, wich app do you use ?

I have wx2 plus and wk8se, among the best vintage keyboards, a pity is the defect of the buffer batteries that release acid. Luckily I made sure they didn't damage them. However they still work wonderfully !!! Thank you for your video.

Hoi. Mag ik je vragen welke batterij je hebt gebruikt? Waar kan ik die bestellen (type nr. etc.) en wat heb ik nog meer nodig voor de modificatie zoals je die hebt doorgevoerd? Heb je batterij zo vervangen of moet het moederbord onder spanning worden gehouden, dus overbruggen? Alvast bedankt. De video is verder een mooie duidelijke uiteenzetting👍. P.S., er liggen 2 losse platte kabelstrips met stekker binnen in het keyboard. Die zullen ws alleen een functie hebben voor iets optioneels?

I was looking for some informations about this M205 and I find your video (3 years after you posted it), thanks for this, it's helped me a lot!

4:29 Totally Spies! fans recognize that sound!

I bought an original fist gen ps3 60gig to play this game. It just gets to the first loading screen and never gets to the first intro or anything. Idk what to do.. anyone have a fix?