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PentaxEnthusiast replied to the thread 2026 PowerPC Challenge, is it happening?.Awesome, thanks! I just might have some small fans kicking around somewhere. Currently browsing ebay for a 1 GB memory kit as well... -
videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).You bet, @0dan0 ! Here's the output while recording, with the original stock D firmware: P1: SW:1 Num:6 H:1728 V:1296 LOFS:1728...
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0dan0 replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).@videodoctor Can you call ipl getimepath 0 while recording? -
phunguss replied to the thread 2026 PowerPC Challenge, is it happening?.Here is a thread on active cooling mods on an iMac G3. -
PentaxEnthusiast replied to the thread 2026 PowerPC Challenge, is it happening?.I would love to get some better cooling in the G3 and maybe push the envelope back to 700 MHz, but I'm also wondering if it makes more...
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0dan0 replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).the 656x480 is the preview pipeline. On a Type C while recording: > ipl getimepath 0 P1: SW:1 Num:6 H:1600 V:1200 LOFS:1600 FMT:102...
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).Also, if I use the ipl setimepath command, I'm able to change the preview resolution to 320x240, and visibly changes the UI to show a...
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Certificate of Excellence replied to the thread 2026 PowerPC Challenge, is it happening?.Do you think the resistor you installed may be slowing things down too much when under load causing added heat resulting in the heatsink...
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Arbystpossum replied to the thread 2026 PowerPC Challenge, is it happening?.Re-creaming the G4 iMac heatsink and heat pipes, as well as letting the fan run at a higher speeds helped quite a bit, but I think the... -
videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).@0dan0, not sure I posted this before or we specifically discussed this, but this serial console command shows a 656x480 image size...
