Final part - Mod complete and testing retail games from SD card Part 1 - www.youtube.com Part 2 - www.youtube.com Just showing a mod I recently found out about. I've installed an SD card slot in my Dreamcast to allow booting games and homebrew from a regular SD card. I've not seen too many videos of this mod and it doesn't seem to get a lot of attention so I though I'd do my own. Parts I used were from Maplin (UK electronics store). The following are the exact parts I used in this video. 1x Electrolytic capacitor 47uF 25V (Maplin part #VH32K) 1x Decoupling ceramic disc capacitor 0.1uF 50V (Maplin part #BX03D) 1x Metal film resistor 470ohm 0.6W (Maplin part #M470R) 1x 3mm LED (Any should do - for example part #N20FN) 1x Stripboard (Maplin part #JP46) 1x SD card interface - I bought a cheap multicard reader and gutted it for parts. Original schematic by jj1odm i827.photobucket.com Stripboard Layout I designed using jj1odm's schematic i827.photobucket.com (My first attempt at designing a stripboard circuit - might not be the most efficient layout but works fine) Dreamshell developer's site and downloads www.dc-swat.net.ru (right click "Save link as" on the Dreamshell download links - this confused me at first, lol)
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Mod Complete - Dreamcast With SD Card Slot Booting Retail Game ISOs
Mod Complete - Dreamcast With SD Card Slot Booting Retail Game ISOs Video Clips. Duration : 10.28 Mins.
Final part - Mod complete and testing retail games from SD card Part 1 - www.youtube.com Part 2 - www.youtube.com Just showing a mod I recently found out about. I've installed an SD card slot in my Dreamcast to allow booting games and homebrew from a regular SD card. I've not seen too many videos of this mod and it doesn't seem to get a lot of attention so I though I'd do my own. Parts I used were from Maplin (UK electronics store). The following are the exact parts I used in this video. 1x Electrolytic capacitor 47uF 25V (Maplin part #VH32K) 1x Decoupling ceramic disc capacitor 0.1uF 50V (Maplin part #BX03D) 1x Metal film resistor 470ohm 0.6W (Maplin part #M470R) 1x 3mm LED (Any should do - for example part #N20FN) 1x Stripboard (Maplin part #JP46) 1x SD card interface - I bought a cheap multicard reader and gutted it for parts. Original schematic by jj1odm i827.photobucket.com Stripboard Layout I designed using jj1odm's schematic i827.photobucket.com (My first attempt at designing a stripboard circuit - might not be the most efficient layout but works fine) Dreamshell developer's site and downloads www.dc-swat.net.ru (right click "Save link as" on the Dreamshell download links - this confused me at first, lol)
Final part - Mod complete and testing retail games from SD card Part 1 - www.youtube.com Part 2 - www.youtube.com Just showing a mod I recently found out about. I've installed an SD card slot in my Dreamcast to allow booting games and homebrew from a regular SD card. I've not seen too many videos of this mod and it doesn't seem to get a lot of attention so I though I'd do my own. Parts I used were from Maplin (UK electronics store). The following are the exact parts I used in this video. 1x Electrolytic capacitor 47uF 25V (Maplin part #VH32K) 1x Decoupling ceramic disc capacitor 0.1uF 50V (Maplin part #BX03D) 1x Metal film resistor 470ohm 0.6W (Maplin part #M470R) 1x 3mm LED (Any should do - for example part #N20FN) 1x Stripboard (Maplin part #JP46) 1x SD card interface - I bought a cheap multicard reader and gutted it for parts. Original schematic by jj1odm i827.photobucket.com Stripboard Layout I designed using jj1odm's schematic i827.photobucket.com (My first attempt at designing a stripboard circuit - might not be the most efficient layout but works fine) Dreamshell developer's site and downloads www.dc-swat.net.ru (right click "Save link as" on the Dreamshell download links - this confused me at first, lol)
EverDrive GG (Game Gear)
EverDrive GG (Game Gear) Video Clips. Duration : 16.48 Mins.
That's right Krikzz and StoneAgeGamer.com have brought us yet another EverDrive product. This time for the Sega Game Gear color portable video game system. Like the original EverDrive, the EverDrive GG is really easy to use. Simply load your Game Gear or SMS ROM files onto the provided microSD card, load the microSD card into the EverDrive board, pop the cartridge shell together and load the cartridge like you would any other game. The built in menu system will allow you to pick and play any games that are on your microSD card. The EverDrive GG comes with everything you need including the manual, 2 free Firmware/OS upgrade coupons, mini Philips screwdriver to open the included cartridge shell, plastic cartridge holding case, the 2GB microSD card and microSD to SD card adapter to load ROM files using any computer with an SD card reader. You can purchase an optional microSD to USB adapter if you do not have an SD card reader on your computer. The EverDrive GG works with almost every Game Gear game released and since the Game Gear and Sega Master System (SMS) share the same basic hardware you can also load and play most SMS games on your Game Gear as well! Maximum flash size is 1MB (8Mbit) and there is 32K for SRAM save states (for games that have battery backup save options) witch can also be saved and loaded from the microSD card for more storage. Now I understand this is a pretty obscure product and that most of you probably won't be considering this one. But if you're a ...
That's right Krikzz and StoneAgeGamer.com have brought us yet another EverDrive product. This time for the Sega Game Gear color portable video game system. Like the original EverDrive, the EverDrive GG is really easy to use. Simply load your Game Gear or SMS ROM files onto the provided microSD card, load the microSD card into the EverDrive board, pop the cartridge shell together and load the cartridge like you would any other game. The built in menu system will allow you to pick and play any games that are on your microSD card. The EverDrive GG comes with everything you need including the manual, 2 free Firmware/OS upgrade coupons, mini Philips screwdriver to open the included cartridge shell, plastic cartridge holding case, the 2GB microSD card and microSD to SD card adapter to load ROM files using any computer with an SD card reader. You can purchase an optional microSD to USB adapter if you do not have an SD card reader on your computer. The EverDrive GG works with almost every Game Gear game released and since the Game Gear and Sega Master System (SMS) share the same basic hardware you can also load and play most SMS games on your Game Gear as well! Maximum flash size is 1MB (8Mbit) and there is 32K for SRAM save states (for games that have battery backup save options) witch can also be saved and loaded from the microSD card for more storage. Now I understand this is a pretty obscure product and that most of you probably won't be considering this one. But if you're a ...
Griffin Simplifi iPhone dock unboxing by TechCentury
Griffin Simplifi iPhone dock unboxing by TechCentury Video Clips. Duration : 3.13 Mins.
SB from TechCentury with an unboxing of the Simplifi iPhone/ iPod dock by Griffin. The dock retails for around 35$. It features a 2 port USB hub, a card reader for Compact Flas, Memory Stick Pro Duo and SD cards as well as a docking station for your iPod/ iPhone which can charge and sync your device with your Mac/ PC. Add me on facebook: www.facebook.com Follow me on twitter: www.twitter.com techcentury@gmail.com Griffin Simplifi iPhone dock unboxing by TechCentury Griffin Simplifi iPhone dock unboxing by TechCentury Griffin Simplifi iPhone dock unboxing by TechCentury
SB from TechCentury with an unboxing of the Simplifi iPhone/ iPod dock by Griffin. The dock retails for around 35$. It features a 2 port USB hub, a card reader for Compact Flas, Memory Stick Pro Duo and SD cards as well as a docking station for your iPod/ iPhone which can charge and sync your device with your Mac/ PC. Add me on facebook: www.facebook.com Follow me on twitter: www.twitter.com techcentury@gmail.com Griffin Simplifi iPhone dock unboxing by TechCentury Griffin Simplifi iPhone dock unboxing by TechCentury Griffin Simplifi iPhone dock unboxing by TechCentury
Sasmsung Series 5 Chromebook Review| Booredatwork
Sasmsung Series 5 Chromebook Review| Booredatwork Tube. Duration : 5.78 Mins.
booredatwork.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Empireavenue: www.empireavenue.com The Samsung Series 5 Chromebook is Samsung first entry into the Chromebook Market space. As it is traditional with Samsung, They have brought in their proven expertise on hardware creation.The Samsung Series 5 is a super lightweight notebook,= weigh roughly 3.3lbs and feels light and comfortable. The Series 5 comes with 2 USB 2.0 ports, memory card reader with a 4GB memory card with the unit and an adapter for you VGA out. The Hardware design of the Samsung Series 5 is simple and effective, ChromeOS is know for its fast boot up time and the Series 5 from Samsung is no exception. It starts up in less than 10 sec and the device is ready to use. Something that almost seems impossible coming from a windows background. The Chromebook and ChromeOS is based on cloud operating system. That suggest you do all you computing and run all your applications on the cloud. So how well does this experience work.
booredatwork.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Empireavenue: www.empireavenue.com The Samsung Series 5 Chromebook is Samsung first entry into the Chromebook Market space. As it is traditional with Samsung, They have brought in their proven expertise on hardware creation.The Samsung Series 5 is a super lightweight notebook,= weigh roughly 3.3lbs and feels light and comfortable. The Series 5 comes with 2 USB 2.0 ports, memory card reader with a 4GB memory card with the unit and an adapter for you VGA out. The Hardware design of the Samsung Series 5 is simple and effective, ChromeOS is know for its fast boot up time and the Series 5 from Samsung is no exception. It starts up in less than 10 sec and the device is ready to use. Something that almost seems impossible coming from a windows background. The Chromebook and ChromeOS is based on cloud operating system. That suggest you do all you computing and run all your applications on the cloud. So how well does this experience work.
Monday, October 1, 2012
World memory champion Andi Bell's card technique. [1/2]
World memory champion Andi Bell's card technique. [1/2] Tube. Duration : 4.97 Mins.
This is a cut segment from a larger documentary on the brain titled "BBC - Get Smart"; It reveals some of the techniques used by world champion Andi Bell. Andi holds the current world record for speed cards of 31.16 seconds. You can see more of his results at web.aanet.com.au . Andi Bell isn't an autistic savant, meerly someone who has trained their brain to be able to memorize and codify information in the brain using advanced mnemonic techniques. If you're interested in this kind of thing, let me know. I'll be happy to give you more information. You can email me at tranceriver@gmail.com , and I will happily respond. I love emails :). I will 100% respond. Hopefully you will enjoy this video as much as I did. [Update:I've Uploaded the second half at www.youtube.com , thus making this 1/2 .] Enjoy!
This is a cut segment from a larger documentary on the brain titled "BBC - Get Smart"; It reveals some of the techniques used by world champion Andi Bell. Andi holds the current world record for speed cards of 31.16 seconds. You can see more of his results at web.aanet.com.au . Andi Bell isn't an autistic savant, meerly someone who has trained their brain to be able to memorize and codify information in the brain using advanced mnemonic techniques. If you're interested in this kind of thing, let me know. I'll be happy to give you more information. You can email me at tranceriver@gmail.com , and I will happily respond. I love emails :). I will 100% respond. Hopefully you will enjoy this video as much as I did. [Update:I've Uploaded the second half at www.youtube.com , thus making this 1/2 .] Enjoy!
Samsung GALAXY Note White Now Available in UAE -- Dubai 2011
Samsung GALAXY Note White Now Available in UAE -- Dubai 2011 Video Clips. Duration : 2.17 Mins.
Samsung GALAXY Note white now available in UAE -- Dubai 3099AED (6) and blue for 2999AED (0) Specs: 1.4GHz Dual Core Processor, 5.3" WXGA (1280 x 800, 285 PPI) screen, HD Super AMOLED, HSPA+ up to 21Mbps 850/900/1900/21004G LTEEDGE/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900, Android™ 2.3(Gingerbread), Main(Rear) : 8 MP with LED Flash / Front : 2 MPAction Shot, Beauty, Panorama Shot, Smile Shot, 1080p Full HD video recording & playback, Bluetooth® technology v 3.0 + HSUSB 2.0 HOSTWi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Accelerometer, Digital compass, Proximity, Barometer,Light, 16GB Internal memory, + microSD (up to 32GB), 146.85 x 82.95 x 9.65 mm, 178g, Standard battery, Li-on 2500 mAh
Samsung GALAXY Note white now available in UAE -- Dubai 3099AED (6) and blue for 2999AED (0) Specs: 1.4GHz Dual Core Processor, 5.3" WXGA (1280 x 800, 285 PPI) screen, HD Super AMOLED, HSPA+ up to 21Mbps 850/900/1900/21004G LTEEDGE/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900, Android™ 2.3(Gingerbread), Main(Rear) : 8 MP with LED Flash / Front : 2 MPAction Shot, Beauty, Panorama Shot, Smile Shot, 1080p Full HD video recording & playback, Bluetooth® technology v 3.0 + HSUSB 2.0 HOSTWi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Accelerometer, Digital compass, Proximity, Barometer,Light, 16GB Internal memory, + microSD (up to 32GB), 146.85 x 82.95 x 9.65 mm, 178g, Standard battery, Li-on 2500 mAh
"The Disintegration Loop" - William Basinski
"The Disintegration Loop" - William Basinski Video Clips. Duration : 9.75 Mins.
Just an extract from "The Disintegration Loop"; I let the exaustive review from Pitchfork.com: You are slowly being destroyed. It's imperceptible in the scheme of a day or a week or even a year, but you are aging, and your body is degrading. As your cells synthesize the very proteins that allow you to live, they also release free radicals, oxidants that literally perforate your tissue and cause you to grow progressively less able to perform as you did at your peak. By the time you reach 80, you will literally be full of holes, and though you'll never notice a single one of them, you will inevitably feel their collective effect. Aging and degradation are forces of nature, functions of living, and understanding them can be as terrifying as it is gratifying. It's not the kind of thing you can say often, but I think William Basinski's Disintegration Loops are a step toward that understanding-- the music itself is not so much composed as it is this force of nature, this inevitable decay of all things, from memory to physical matter, made manifest in music. During the summer of 2001, Basinski set about transferring a series of 20-year-old tape loops he'd had in storage to a digital file format, and was startled when this act of preservation began to devour the tapes he was saving. As they played, flakes of magnetic material were scraped away by the reader head, wiping out portions of the music and changing the character and sound of the loops as they progressed, the recording ...
Just an extract from "The Disintegration Loop"; I let the exaustive review from Pitchfork.com: You are slowly being destroyed. It's imperceptible in the scheme of a day or a week or even a year, but you are aging, and your body is degrading. As your cells synthesize the very proteins that allow you to live, they also release free radicals, oxidants that literally perforate your tissue and cause you to grow progressively less able to perform as you did at your peak. By the time you reach 80, you will literally be full of holes, and though you'll never notice a single one of them, you will inevitably feel their collective effect. Aging and degradation are forces of nature, functions of living, and understanding them can be as terrifying as it is gratifying. It's not the kind of thing you can say often, but I think William Basinski's Disintegration Loops are a step toward that understanding-- the music itself is not so much composed as it is this force of nature, this inevitable decay of all things, from memory to physical matter, made manifest in music. During the summer of 2001, Basinski set about transferring a series of 20-year-old tape loops he'd had in storage to a digital file format, and was startled when this act of preservation began to devour the tapes he was saving. As they played, flakes of magnetic material were scraped away by the reader head, wiping out portions of the music and changing the character and sound of the loops as they progressed, the recording ...