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I have one left from my batch of 5! Let's talk.

I pitched in this week. I have little to no internet in Apple IIs myself, but this transcends that.

I needed the "uneeded use case 4" today! I wanted to try something that uses a unix program (through raspbian running on the Pi3a on which the scope is attached), so I plugged in my keyboard, exited out of the scope view app, sent the video to my main desktop area (which has 3 monitors on my PC...

Every PC DOS gamer has lusted after the Gravis Ultrasound at a specific point in time near the mid 90's. It offered a significant audio sample quality boost compared to the massively standard sound blaster, SB Pro or SB16. What added to the frustration is that a handful of demos from the scene...

1. Tie wraps 2. A DB9. I used the 8/6 bit deprecated RGBtoHDMI and a TTL PC buffer extender board sandwiched in the middle.

This a hardware capture (video using RGBtoHDMI for capturing the original 1986 software for the left half parts, audio using the speaker out port) from a Macintosh Plus running Bogas Productions' "Studio Session" a music software for Mac Plus released in 1986 capable of playing back 6 mixed...

Use case #1: Clone my Mac Plus signal to a HDMI capture stick, a small lag is acceptable Clone that signal to a LCD screen, sub 1-frame lag is needed here. This is what I've been using ever since I build my own RGBtoHDMI early in 2022, to great success (you can check that out here ) Use case...

Retro Tech Chris made a nice little youtube playlist aggregator here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbVlrZKonomVWABKTtcpEtioGnGz8jyps

Mouse Stampede score I had in reserve a week ago, 291,863

Do you mean 200,000? You can shoot them or bomb them out with space. I typically rush to get the most problematic crystals near the enemy gates first so I don't have to do it in a late stage of a level when there's tons of stuff flying around.

I deleted your lower scores, made no sense to lock you out of beating your best stuff from Jan 31st. 7 days left if you want it! @Ron's Computer Videos

Crab attack II is really hard. It's a mouse destroyer of a game, so I recommend playing on a laptop where you can freely tap on a trackpad without fear of destroying a mouse button. I got to the trilobytes in beach 2 and still have no idea how to get past them. I asked the developper Andrew...

I drop a new score in Crystal Quest, million points broken

I've ruled that out fairly quickly, I know about this and have to do it with my SE (pre analog board full recap, haven't tested after recap) buy not with my classic 1 (pre full analog board recap...still have to do that one). I'll disassemble my pb170 fully and check for bad stuff. So far...

The solution was proposed by the project lead on his website: I had to stop using emumode.txt on my uSD card - all I had to do was delete this entirely from the root folder level of my uSD card. This is in conflict with the way you select the boot mode with the physical device interface.

I also have a copy of Mouse Stampede 1 somewhere on my disks. It was a simply drag and drop copy, not the original commercial disk. It might lay somewhere in one multiple game diskette, or inside one of my failed hard disks. I was surprised to see Mouse Stampede v2 that late in the era (1994?!)...

I'll try my first attempts as testing out the field, having fun, not worrying about the competition: 129,267 in Mouse Stampede.

I added the app, the source code and the Studio Session song file in the OP with this link: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/last-unicorn-sing-along

Trying to draw some new blood in this thread via this YT Shorts, will take a Looooooooong time at this rate of viewing (4 views in 1 hour woooo)

CHECK THAT NASTY S Still getting a chime + gray pattern + no ''?' diskette icon behavior (no external SCSI either), both before and after doing the double recessed reset for 10s.