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Showing posts with label Cabinet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cabinet. Show all posts
Saturday, 9 March 2013
DTS Paint Symphony.mp4
DTS Paint Symphony.mp4 Video Clips. Duration : 1.32 Mins.
Watch the colors of audio come to life...
Watch the colors of audio come to life...
Friday, 8 March 2013
Electro-Voice ELX112P Powered PA Cabinet at samash.com
Electro-Voice ELX112P Powered PA Cabinet at samash.com Tube. Duration : 0.40 Mins.
http://www.samash.com/ Electro-Voice brings the rugged build and professional sound quality of its high-end, road-tested speaker offerings into the portable ...
http://www.samash.com/ Electro-Voice brings the rugged build and professional sound quality of its high-end, road-tested speaker offerings into the portable ...
Monday, 28 January 2013
64-bit MAME Arcade Cabinet with 4 Player Control Panel (watch in HD!)
64-bit MAME Arcade Cabinet with 4 Player Control Panel (watch in HD!) Video Clips. Duration : 9.48 Mins.
Cabinet: Slik Stik (now defunct?) cabinet with four 8-way joysticks and 7 buttons each. The trackball and spinner are recognized by the OS as additional mice/mouses. The black joystick is a dedicated 4-way to play early 80's games the way they were meant to... although it's a little out of the way. Audio/Visual: The display is a real arcade 27" multi-sync by Wells Gardner (D9400). Audio is piped through a bass unit inside the cab and two cheap but great Sony Xplod SX-R1311 5 1/4" 160 watt speakers just underneath the marquee. Computer: Everything's driven by an Intel Core2Duo E6300 overclocked to 2.45ghz paired with an ATI x700. By late 2008, you can get this combo with mobo and accessories for 0 or less. If you only want to run MAME, you can get by with just a little more than enough RAM to boot your OS. It doesn't need much. This one has just a couple of gb so some of the other emulators and media apps can run a little better. OS / Software: MAME v0.127 with some of the popular patches like high score, and no nag startups, were compiled 64-bit and ran on Windows XP x64. This gives a pretty consistent boost in performance in MAME. I originally tried to run Vista x64 instead but I'm running Soft15Khz (please donate to sailorsat!) to drive the monitor at old arcade resolutions and 15khz refresh. It replaces the need to have a vga to jamma video or arcadevga video card. Unfortunately as of this writing, soft15khz does not work in 64-bit vista. The front end is MALA with ...
Cabinet: Slik Stik (now defunct?) cabinet with four 8-way joysticks and 7 buttons each. The trackball and spinner are recognized by the OS as additional mice/mouses. The black joystick is a dedicated 4-way to play early 80's games the way they were meant to... although it's a little out of the way. Audio/Visual: The display is a real arcade 27" multi-sync by Wells Gardner (D9400). Audio is piped through a bass unit inside the cab and two cheap but great Sony Xplod SX-R1311 5 1/4" 160 watt speakers just underneath the marquee. Computer: Everything's driven by an Intel Core2Duo E6300 overclocked to 2.45ghz paired with an ATI x700. By late 2008, you can get this combo with mobo and accessories for 0 or less. If you only want to run MAME, you can get by with just a little more than enough RAM to boot your OS. It doesn't need much. This one has just a couple of gb so some of the other emulators and media apps can run a little better. OS / Software: MAME v0.127 with some of the popular patches like high score, and no nag startups, were compiled 64-bit and ran on Windows XP x64. This gives a pretty consistent boost in performance in MAME. I originally tried to run Vista x64 instead but I'm running Soft15Khz (please donate to sailorsat!) to drive the monitor at old arcade resolutions and 15khz refresh. It replaces the need to have a vga to jamma video or arcadevga video card. Unfortunately as of this writing, soft15khz does not work in 64-bit vista. The front end is MALA with ...
Thursday, 24 January 2013
Solution to No Audio Output Device is installed
Solution to No Audio Output Device is installed Tube. Duration : 7.60 Mins.
No Audio Output Device is Installed problem solved. Follow the easy steps and your sound will be back. Thank you for watching! If you don't have the "sound, video, and game controllers" option you might have to download the correct sound driver from the internet (google) or from your computer manufacturer's website. Here are some of the driver(s) that may work (google them): "Vista_Win7_R241_x86" File From RealTek According to a friendly viewer (bluveeta): "If it still doesn't work for you after step 3, after you have downgraded to your old sound driver, reinstall the newest version again. Sometimes when a problem with a driver occurs you can fix it by reinstalling it (to do this downgrade then upgrade back to your newest/original driver ) *this is what worked for me w/ a toshiba satellite. It should work on other pc's if all else fails." ****UPDATE**** (May 15, 2011) Check this link in case you have problems with Device Manager. I am still looking for an answer as to why some people have "sound, video, and game controllers" showing in the device manager while others do not. social.technet.microsoft.com ****UPDATE****(11/15/2012) Here are more links regarding any problems with the Device Manager. PLEASE check them out. They might be helpful and of great use. answers.microsoft.com www.computerhope.com
No Audio Output Device is Installed problem solved. Follow the easy steps and your sound will be back. Thank you for watching! If you don't have the "sound, video, and game controllers" option you might have to download the correct sound driver from the internet (google) or from your computer manufacturer's website. Here are some of the driver(s) that may work (google them): "Vista_Win7_R241_x86" File From RealTek According to a friendly viewer (bluveeta): "If it still doesn't work for you after step 3, after you have downgraded to your old sound driver, reinstall the newest version again. Sometimes when a problem with a driver occurs you can fix it by reinstalling it (to do this downgrade then upgrade back to your newest/original driver ) *this is what worked for me w/ a toshiba satellite. It should work on other pc's if all else fails." ****UPDATE**** (May 15, 2011) Check this link in case you have problems with Device Manager. I am still looking for an answer as to why some people have "sound, video, and game controllers" showing in the device manager while others do not. social.technet.microsoft.com ****UPDATE****(11/15/2012) Here are more links regarding any problems with the Device Manager. PLEASE check them out. They might be helpful and of great use. answers.microsoft.com www.computerhope.com
Friday, 18 January 2013
Matamp - How to build a Speaker Cabinet, Part 1
Matamp - How to build a Speaker Cabinet, Part 1 Tube. Duration : 9.72 Mins.
www.tuneyoursound.com has visited Matamp in the UK. Jeff Lewis himself builds a vintage Matamp cabinet and shows all the skills accumulated since the '60 in building high end music amplification devices. More to come!
www.tuneyoursound.com has visited Matamp in the UK. Jeff Lewis himself builds a vintage Matamp cabinet and shows all the skills accumulated since the '60 in building high end music amplification devices. More to come!
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