1 Vanitas Choir –, Congas – 2 When The Money's Gone Backing Vocals –, Clavinet – 3 King For A Day Backing Vocals – Keyboards Chamberlin – Piano Muted – 4 A Glimpse Of Paradise Clavinet – Percussion – Synthesizer Ems Synthi – 5 Love Let Me Down Backing Vocals – Bells – Clavinet, Piano Tack – Cornet – 6 Sinking Ship 7 Twenty-One Clavinet, Electric Piano Fender Rhodes – Cornet – Percussion – 8 Punch The Sky! 9 Anybody Synthesizer Mini Moog – 10 (I'm Through With) My Ego Choir – Trumpet –,., 11 Mr. Lucky Backing Vocals – Backing Vocals, Vocals Duet – Clavinet, Electric Piano Fender Rhodes, Piano – Tambourine – 12 Things Bass – Piano, Organ Hammond –.

• Bobby Conn & The Glass Gypsies
• New York, NY

Description: Students departing from the annual Christmas dinner in Strachan Hall. Formal hall is also marked by the enforcement of a number of regulations known as “Strachan hall etiquette”. The most evident of these is the dress code, of which Trinity’s distinctive academic gowns are the essential element for all men and women of college. In addition to the wearing of the gown, men are required to wear a jacket, collared shirt, long pants and a tie, as well as close-toed shoes. If a man of college has had the honour of being poored out, he is then permitted to wear his tie tied on the remains of his gown.

For women of college, the dress code consists of a similar prohibition on open-toed shoes as well as a prohibition on short skirts. Although the dress code may look like an unnecessary burden to the casual observer, many students feel that it and other formalities lend a special atmosphere to the dinners that is not found in the rest of the university. Description: In addition to the ECS module, 1983 also saw the introduction of a redesigned model, called the Intellivision II (featuring detachable controllers and sleeker case), the System Changer (which played Atari 2600 games on the Intellivision II), and a music keyboard add-on for the ECS. Like the ECS, Intellivision II was designed first and foremost to be inexpensive to manufacture. Among other things, the raised bubble keypad of the original hand controller was replaced by a flat membrane keyboard surface. However, because many Intellivision games had been designed for users to play by feeling the buttons without looking down, some of these games were far less playable on Intellivision II. Instead of an internal power supply like the original system had, the Intellivision II would use an external AC adapter.

Its main drawback, however, was that it was a non-standard 16.2v power supply - meaning that if the AC adapter was lost or damaged, the system could be rendered useless, as replacement power supplies for that particular voltage requirement were not readily available. It is unknown whether Intellivision II AC adapters were sold separately. Mattel also changed the Intellivision II's internal ROM program (called the EXEC) in an attempt to lock out unlicensed 3rd party titles. To make room for the lock-out code while retaining compatibility with existing titles, some portions of the EXEC code were moved in a way that changed their timing.

While most games were unaffected, a couple of the more popular titles, Shark! Shark!, and Space Spartans, had certain sound effects that the Intellivision II reproduced differently than intended, although the games remained playable. Electric Company Word Fun did not run at all and INTV's later release Super Pro Football has minor display glitches at the start, both due to the modified EXEC.7 Mattel's attempt to lock out competitors' software titles was only temporarily successful, as the 3rd-party game manufacturers quickly figured. Description: When Nintendo released the NES in the United States, the design styling was deliberately different from that of other game consoles. Nintendo wanted to distinguish its product from those of competitors and to avoid the generally poor reputation that game consoles had acquired following the video game crash of 1983.

One result of this philosophy was a front-loading zero insertion force (ZIF) cartridge socket designed to resemble the front-loading mechanism of a VCR. The ZIF connector worked quite well when both the connector and the cartridges were clean and the pins on the connector were new. Unfortunately, the ZIF connector was not truly zero insertion force. When a user inserted the cartridge into the NES, the force of pressing the cartridge down and into place bent the contact pins slightly, as well as pressing the cartridge’s ROM board back into the cartridge itself. Description: Nvidia ceased production of the Xbox's GPU in August 2005, which marked the end of Xbox production and the quick release of the Xbox 360 on November 22, 2005. The Xbox 360 had superior storage, audio and video capabilities compared to the original Xbox. When equipped with a removable hard drive add-on, the Xbox 360 supports a limited number of the Xbox's game library through emulation.

Emulation adds support for anti-aliasing as well as upscaling of the still standard definition image. These emulators are periodically updated to add compatibility for older games and are available free through Xbox Live or as a file download to be burned to a DVD-R from the Xbox web site. These updates are also available monthly as part of the demo disc that comes with each issue of Official Xbox Magazine. As the architectures are different between Xbox and Xbox 360, software emulation is the only way to have compatibility without including processors from the original Xbox.

Description: In early 1991, Sega announced the Mega-CD for release in Japan in late 1991 and in North America (as the Sega CD) in 1992. While this add-on did contain a faster CPU, more memory and some enhanced graphics capabilities over the Mega Drive itself, the main focus of the device was to expand the size of games: cartridges of the day typically contained 8 to 16 megabits of data, while a CD-ROM would hold 640 megabytes (5120 megabits). While it became known for several games, including Sonic CD and Night Trap, the expansion only sold 6 million units worldwide.39 At June 1994's Consumer Electronics Show, Sega presented the 32X as the 'poor man's entry into 'next generation' games.' 40 Although some blame Sega of America for developing this failure,39 the 32X was originally conceived as an entirely new console by Sega of Japan.41 Sega of America R&D head Joe Miller convinced Sega of Japan to strengthen the console and convert it into an add-on to the existing Genesis, but they would not make it a competitor to the forthcoming Sega Saturn.

Although this add-on contained two 32-bit CPU chips and a 3D graphics processor, it failed to attract either developers or consumers as the superior Saturn had already been announced for release the next year. Originally released at US$159, Sega dropped the price to $99 in only a few months and ultimately cleared the remaining inventory at $19.95;41 at least 600,000 units were sold.42. Description: Application in role-playing games While polyhedral dice had previously been used in teaching basic arithmetic, the fantasy role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons is largely credited with popularizing their use in roleplaying games. Some games use only one type, such as Exalted which uses only ten-sided dice, while others use numerous types for different game purposes, such as Dungeons & Dragons, which make use of 20-, 12-, 10-, 8- and 4-sided dice in addition to the traditional 6-sided die.

Unlike the common six-sided die, these dice often have the numbers engraved on them rather than a series of dots. Roleplaying games generally use dice to determine the outcome of events, such as the success or failure of actions which are difficult to perform.

A player may have to roll dice for combat, skill use, or magic use, amongst other things, generally referred to as a 'check'. This is generally considered fairer than decision by game master fiat, since success and failure are decided randomly based on a flat probability. Games typically determine success as either a total on one or more dice above (Dungeons & Dragons third edition) or below (Call of Cthulhu) a target number, or a certain number of rolls above a certain number (such as 8 or higher on a d10) on one or more dice (White Wolf's World of Darkness series).

The player may gain a bonus or penalty due to circumstances or character skill, usually either by a number added to or subtracted from the final result, or by having the player roll extra or fewer dice. For example, a character trying to climb a sheer wall may subtract from their dice roll (known as a penalty) if the wall is slippery, which simulates the increased difficulty of climbing a slickened surface, while a character using a rope may add to the roll (known as a bonus) to simulate that the rope makes the act of climbing easier. Dice can also be used by a game master for other purposes, such as to randomly generate game content or to make arbitrary decision. Description: Blank U.S. Map with counties labeled by FIPS code. These can be colored by editing the document as text and adding FIPS codes, followed by a fill color for each group.

This file is based on the public domain tagged file:USA Counties with FIPS and names.svg, which I processed by a simple Perl script to add class tags and from which I also removed a few small errors and inconsistent formatting. Although I don't foresee any further need for processing, I should point out that the size of the file is such that even simple changes require a program to be run. Perl is freely downloaded and can run as a standalone (ActivePerl) or under Cygwin. The script I ran was not exactly rocket science, but I'll post it hopefully to embolden anyone who sees a need for further modification of the file. The following is the entire program, which processed the file in about two seconds. Description: The FC Twin connects through an RCA connector, and can be hooked into a surround sound system.

When using stereo and surround output from these systems, NES sounds and music may seem very different from their typical mono output. Using output modes that properly generate mono sound, either through a single center speaker or cloned to multiple speakers, the sound output sounds mostly identical to the original NES. The FC Twin does not produce some sounds faithfully, even with mono output; sound effects in the Super Mario Bros. Series games will for example immediately seem different. Nevertheless, some later models of the console produce NES sound much more faithfully than units made closer to launch. Recent models produce sound with complete fidelity.

FC Twin with two games in it The FC Twin uses a card slot reader rather than a ZIF connector. The second-generation NES also used a card slot reader, and featured no 10NES lock-out chip; however, unlike the top-loading NES 2, the FC Twin is completely compatible with the Galoob Game Genie without the use of an adaptor. Both the official NES 2 and the FC Twin capitalize on the card slot reader's greater reliability; games rarely suffer from bad connections as they did with the original ZIF socket. In the FC Twin, the NES cartridge still has to be reseated occasionally.

The pins can misalign and short across each other or otherwise fail to connect properly, requiring users to maneuver the game cartridge until it works. Description: An officer's cabin on the INS Shivalik. INS Shivalik, was launched on April 18, 2003. Two more ships, INS Sahyadri and INS Satpura, are also under construction at Mazagon dock.16 These are expected to be finished and delivered by 2010. INS Shivalik is undergoing sea trials as of April 2009 and it will be delivered to the Indian Navy in the next few months.17 The commissioning of INS Shivalik was delayed by two to three months due to restrictions placed on General Electric from working on integration of their engines into the frigate, pending a review of all defense projects by the newly-elected Obama administration.18 The issue was soon resolved, and the US State Department granting permission to General Electric to resume work on the vessel.19.

Description: There are 2 KB of Boot ROM, which is also known as the 'Trademark Security System' (TMSS). When the console is started, it checks the game for certain code given to licensed developers. Unlicensed games without the code are thus locked out, but if a game is properly licensed, the ROM will display 'Produced by or under license from Sega Enterprises Ltd.' Also, as a hardware-feature, with later versions of the Trademark Security System 'SEGA' must be written into an area of I/O memory ($A14000) in order to turn on the VDP. The TMSS was the subject of the legal case Sega v. There are also 64 KB of Main RAM. The Main RAM is part of the M68000 address space.

Also present is 64 KB of Video RAM,17 which cannot be accessed directly by CPU and must be read and written via the VDP (Video Display Processor). The Z80 has 8 kilobytes of RAM mapped into the M68000's address space that is intended to be used for program RAM. The Z80 can also access 32 kilobytes of the M68000s memory using bank-switching which is intended to be provided as a sound bank. Description: Miscellaneous Many, but not all, computer keyboards have a numeric keypad to the right of the alphabetic keyboard which contains numbers, basic mathematical symbols (e.g., addition, subtraction, etc.), and a few function keys. On Japanese/Korean keyboards, there may be Language input keys. Some keyboards have power management keys (e.g., Power key, Sleep key and Wake key); Internet keys to access a web browser or E-mail; and/or multimedia keys, such as volume controls or keys that can be programmed by the user to launch a specified software or command like launching a game or minimize all windows.

edit Multiple layouts It is possible to install multiple keyboard layouts within an operating system and switch between them, either through features implemented within the OS, or through an external application. Microsoft Windows,8 Ubuntu,9 Linux,10 and Mac11 provide support to add keyboard layouts and choose from them. edit Layout changing software The character code produced by any key press is determined by the keyboard driver software.

A key press generates a scancode which is interpreted as an alphanumeric character or control function. Depending on operating systems, various application programs are available to create, add and switch among keyboard layouts.

Many programs are available, some of which are language specific. The arrangement of symbols of specific language can be customized. An existing keyboard layout can be edited, and a new layout can be created using this type of software. For example, Ukelele for Mac, The Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator12 and open-source Avro Keyboard for Windows provide the ability to customize the keyboard layout as desired. Other programs with similar functions include Avro Keyboard, Tavultesoft Keyman Developer,13 The Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator,14 MountFocus Keyboard Designer,15 Map Keyboard, KbdEdit, Key Customizer, Keyboard Remapper, Infine Keyboard Commander for Windows; and X Neural Switcher, K. Christmas dinner is the primary meal traditionally eaten on. Christmas dinner around the world may differ and the traditions present below can reflect the culture of the respective country it is being celebrated in.

Is present in a fair number of these meals. Christmas dinner in Australia is based on the traditional English version. However due to Christmas falling in the heat of the Southern Hemisphere's summer, meats such as ham, turkey and are sometimes served cold with, accompanied by side salads or roast vegetables. Barbecues are also a popular way of avoiding the heat of the oven.

Seafood such as, and are common, as are barbecued cuts of steak or chicken breasts, drumsticks and wings. In summer, Australians are also fond of, a dessert composed of fruit atop a baked meringue. Fruits of the season include and. Introduced by, Panettone is widely available in shops, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne. Formal Hall or Formal Meal is the meal held at some of the oldest (arguably with a strong academic tradition), in the at which students dress in and often to dine. These are held commonly in the of, for examples, and, as well as the The University of London (for example, ). In a number of ', some such as those in the (a merge between Victoria University of Manchester and UMIST), and also practice such a tradition aimed to strengthen the academic and students' interactions and enrich the students' overall learning experience.

The nature of Formals varies widely between the colleges and halls that hold them. In some colleges, Formals may be held every night, and are simply a second sitting of hall at which gowns are worn and grace is read. In other colleges, Formals may be special events to which guests from outside the college are frequently invited, often with themes and associated or '. In between these two extremes fall the great majority of colleges. The of the Trinity defines as three divine (: ὑποστάσεις): the, the , and the. The three persons are distinct yet coexist in unity, and are co-equal, co-eternal and (: ).

Put another way, the three persons of the Trinity are of one (: οὐσία). The Trinity is considered to be a of. According to this doctrine, there is only one God in three persons. Each person is God, whole and entire. They are distinct from one another in their relations of origin: as the declared, 'it is the Father who generates, the Son who is begotten, and the Holy Spirit who proceeds'. While distinct in their relations with one another, they are one in all else.

The whole work of creation and grace is a single operation common to all three divine persons, who at the same time operate according to their unique properties, so that all things are from the Father, through the Son and in the Holy Spirit. Leave the annotations on while watching this entire video. Added a few important points that I forgot to mention while I was recording the video. Also, please watch all of my related videos BEFORE starting this process (including my 'PS3 Re-assembly, And Tips' video) so that you are familiar with what you're doing in advance. And foremost. I take no responsibility for any damage done if you attempt this process. This is a simple 'how to' for anyone who wants to attempt to fix their PS3 their self instead of paying $.

Said that, I've had a lot of people ask for a video of doing a reflow on a PS3 after getting the so I decided to make a video of the process. If you are not sure of your own ability's then do not attempt this. Just pay someone to do it for you or spend the money and send it into Sony. Leave the annotations on while watching this entire video. Added a few important points that I forgot to mention while I was recording the video. Also, please watch all of my related videos BEFORE starting this process (including my 'PS3 Re-assembly, And Tips' video) so that you are familiar with what you're doing in advance. And foremost.

I take no responsibility for any damage done if you attempt this process. This is a simple 'how to' for anyone who wants to attempt to fix their PS3 their self instead of paying $. Said that, I've had a lot of people ask for a video of doing a reflow on a PS3 after getting the so I decided to make a video of the process. If you are not sure of your own ability's then do not attempt this. Just pay someone to do it for you or spend the money and send it into Sony. published: 05 Apr 2009.

views: 2966854. 12/7/10: Well its been a while but anyway I updated the links and added some annotations. This is still helping! If you want to know how to get games look at the description in my channel. If anyone is having plugin trouble here's my setup: (I have an video card and can optimally play, and w/ no problems): Op.S.18: ePSXe core 1.7.0 forget to and CONFIGURE PLUGINS!!!: Q: Why can't I switch discs?

A: Epsxe 1.7 has an iso disc switching bug. Epsxe 1.6 and your all set. Here is the notepad script that was in the video.

It is edited from the one in the video so if you don't understand any of the instructions have a look at this: - to my ePSXe emulator tutorial! I will explain how to download and setup the epsxe program First go to epsxe.com and download the espxe 1.7.0 emulator and save it to the desktop://epsxe.com/download Then extract the file contents and put them in a seperate folder on your computer. As you can see i saved the contents to a folder named 'emulation' in my documents Now go to that folder and delete the zipped folder on your desktop if u want. Now you will see the folders, two of them are the most important for now PLUGINS and You need to download plugins and a bios on the internet Plugins can be found on sites like this You will want at least two kinds of plugins, Video and Sound.

There are other kinds but they are not important you will want to try many differnt plugins to get the best combination of potimal video and sound performance. When you download one put it in your plugins folder on the epsxe folder. The files in the folder are the actual plugins now, a bios is like a set of instructions that runs a.

To get a ps1 bios you can either download it or rip it from your own ps1. But remember that it is illegal to download it online, i don't condone it, but it is possible.

One last thing you need to check is if you have the dll file zlib1.dll in your epsxe folder If not you can download it here. Ok so when your done the folder should look like this. Ok now fire up epsxe and see if it works Now you need to set up everything using a wizard on epsxe. This is what to select. Go through the setup like i did and select what plugins you want and configure the contoller on your keyborad if you want. And thanks for watching! 12/7/10: Well its been a while but anyway I updated the links and added some annotations.

This is still helping! If you want to know how to get games look at the description in my channel. If anyone is having plugin trouble here's my setup: (I have an video card and can optimally play, and w/ no problems): Op.S.18: ePSXe core 1.7.0 forget to and CONFIGURE PLUGINS!!!: Q: Why can't I switch discs? A: Epsxe 1.7 has an iso disc switching bug. Epsxe 1.6 and your all set.

Here is the notepad script that was in the video. It is edited from the one in the video so if you don't understand any of the instructions have a look at this: - to my ePSXe emulator tutorial! I will explain how to download and setup the epsxe program First go to epsxe.com and download the espxe 1.7.0 emulator and save it to the desktop://epsxe.com/download Then extract the file contents and put them in a seperate folder on your computer. As you can see i saved the contents to a folder named 'emulation' in my documents Now go to that folder and delete the zipped folder on your desktop if u want. Now you will see the folders, two of them are the most important for now PLUGINS and You need to download plugins and a bios on the internet Plugins can be found on sites like this You will want at least two kinds of plugins, Video and Sound.

There are other kinds but they are not important you will want to try many differnt plugins to get the best combination of potimal video and sound performance. When you download one put it in your plugins folder on the epsxe folder.

The files in the folder are the actual plugins now, a bios is like a set of instructions that runs a. To get a ps1 bios you can either download it or rip it from your own ps1. But remember that it is illegal to download it online, i don't condone it, but it is possible.

One last thing you need to check is if you have the dll file zlib1.dll in your epsxe folder If not you can download it here. Ok so when your done the folder should look like this. Ok now fire up epsxe and see if it works Now you need to set up everything using a wizard on epsxe. This is what to select. Go through the setup like i did and select what plugins you want and configure the contoller on your keyborad if you want.

And thanks for watching!. published: 16 Dec 2008. views: 123583. This is a tutorial to teach you how to play sega dreamcast games with a sega dreamcast emulator. This will also teach you how to configure the files and how to load roms(games) emulator file:://www.emudev.org/nullDC/ if this link doesn't work then try this one bios extracting software: bios files: roms: my website: www.standalonefighter.co.uk update 1: if you are having trouble with the bois then i suggest to get rid of at the end when renaming it. Update 2: if you emulator is not running properly, then try to update you version of direct x. It sometimes helps.

Q: i have a dreamcast game on a disk. Why does my emulator not work with it? A: a computer cant read dreamcast disk Q: i am using windows vista and the sound is messed up A: open up the emulator and go to options, then Aica and then config. Once you have done will pop up. In the new window set the buffer size to Q: the game runs stupidly fast and seems to play double or more than normal speed A: open up the emulator and go to options, then Aica and then config. Once you have done that a new window will pop up. In the new window set the buffer size to 2048.

This is a tutorial to teach you how to play sega dreamcast games with a sega dreamcast emulator. This will also teach you how to configure the files and how to load roms(games) emulator file:://www.emudev.org/nullDC/ if this link doesn't work then try this one bios extracting software: bios files: roms: my website: www.standalonefighter.co.uk update 1: if you are having trouble with the bois then i suggest to get rid of at the end when renaming it. Update 2: if you emulator is not running properly, then try to update you version of direct x. It sometimes helps. Q: i have a dreamcast game on a disk. Why does my emulator not work with it? A: a computer cant read dreamcast disk Q: i am using windows vista and the sound is messed up A: open up the emulator and go to options, then Aica and then config.

Once you have done will pop up. In the new window set the buffer size to Q: the game runs stupidly fast and seems to play double or more than normal speed A: open up the emulator and go to options, then Aica and then config. Once you have done that a new window will pop up. In the new window set the buffer size to 2048.

Bobby Conn & The Glass Gypsies

published: 04 Mar 2009. views: 197452. : Since no one seems to pay attention to the video at 8:40, I will explain one recurring question getting. You have installed onto your computer, go to: Project 64.

Once there find the icon that says project 64. This and choose send to desktop.

This helps.:The amount of questions I get are becoming overwhelming, so from now on I won't answer questions from non-subscribers. So before you ask just click orange box above thanks.

Project 64 emulator:://www.emulator-zone.com/doc/n64/project64 Rom site(just go by letter): WinRAR: Plugins: I made this section because many people were having troubles with their plugins. If you are having any troubles with the plugins download these. Plugin: Plugin: Plugin: For the rom site, you MIGHT have to vote for their site to get to some roms, but its all right there, they tell you what to do. Also, be careful of what language of rom you get, they don't shy away from as well as other languages. Also, please excuse my bad typing:P feel free to ask me questions if it doesn't work, just comment or message me;) for 10 000 views! : Since no one seems to pay attention to the video at 8:40, I will explain one recurring question getting. You have installed onto your computer, go to: Project 64.

Once there find the icon that says project 64. This and choose send to desktop. This helps.:The amount of questions I get are becoming overwhelming, so from now on I won't answer questions from non-subscribers.

So before you ask just click orange box above thanks. Project 64 emulator:://www.emulator-zone.com/doc/n64/project64 Rom site(just go by letter): WinRAR: Plugins: I made this section because many people were having troubles with their plugins. If you are having any troubles with the plugins download these. Plugin: Plugin: Plugin: For the rom site, you MIGHT have to vote for their site to get to some roms, but its all right there, they tell you what to do. Also, be careful of what language of rom you get, they don't shy away from as well as other languages. Also, please excuse my bad typing:P feel free to ask me questions if it doesn't work, just comment or message me;) for 10 000 views!. published: 28 May 2007.

views: 114049. If you have any question, please leave a comment and I will reply as soon as I login back.

Here are the items you need::://eshop.macsales.com/item/%20Design/BINTSTBEXT/ + to Convertor: 1x HDMI to DVI: 1x Cable: 2x HDMI Cable: 1x Cable http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MC913ZM-A-Thunderbolt-Cable/dp/B0058KHRPS/ref=sr11?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=&sr=1-1. If you have any question, please leave a comment and I will reply as soon as I login back. Here are the items you need::://eshop.macsales.com/item/%20Design/BINTSTBEXT/ + to Convertor: 1x HDMI to DVI: 1x Cable: 2x HDMI Cable: 1x Cable. published: 21 Mar 2012.

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USERS - up Automator for. From what I understand, it works in a similar way. I won't be able to offer any help or support for that, I do not own a. LINKS - My My Twitter Get AutoHotkey!

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Make entire intros and outros with elaborate clickable setups and watch them be created in front of you within seconds! There is a very low learning curve involved in using this program to script automatic YouTube annotations, you'll be good to go in an hour or less! This video requires AutoHotkey, a automation program. There is a link below to show you the script I used in this video so you can study it. USERS - up Automator for.

From what I understand, it works in a similar way. I won't be able to offer any help or support for that, I do not own a. LINKS - My My Twitter Get AutoHotkey! Featured in the video by ' All music used with permission from its creator. published: 06 Jul 2013. views: 31406.

Please leave the annotations on while watching this entire video. I've added a few important points that I forgot to mention while I was recording the video.

Also, please watch all of my PS3 related videos BEFORE starting this process (including my 'PS3 Re-assembly Announcement, Update And Tips' video) so that you are familiar with what you're doing in advance. First and foremost. I take no responsibility for any damage done if you attempt this process. This is a simple 'how to' for anyone who wants to attempt to fix their PS3 their self instead of paying Sony $150. Having said that, I've had a lot of people ask for a video of doing a reflow on a PS3 after getting the YLOD (Yellow Light of Death) so I decided to make a video of the process. If you are not sure of your own ability's then do not attempt this.

Just pay someone to do it for you or spend the money and send it into Sony. EDIT 12/7/10: Well its been a while but anyway I updated the links and added some annotations. Hope this is still helping! If you want to know how to get games look at the description in my channel. If anyone is having plugin trouble here's my setup: (I have an ATI 2400 video card and can optimally play Syphon Filter, Metal Gear Solid, FF Tactics, and Silent Hill w/ no problems) Video: P.E.Op.S Soft Driver 1.18 Sound: ePSXe SPU core 1.7.0 Don't forget to TEST and CONFIGURE PLUGINS!!! FAQs: Q: Why can't I switch discs?

A: Epsxe 1.7 has an iso disc switching bug. Download epsxe 1.6 and your all set. Here is the notepad script that was in the video. It is edited from the one in the video so if you don't understand any of the instructions have a look at this: - Welcome to my ePSXe emulator tutorial! First i will explain how to download and setup the epsxe program First go to epsxe.com and download the espxe 1.7.0 emulator and save it to the desktop. Then extract the file contents and put them in a seperate folder on your computer. As you can see i saved the contents to a folder named 'emulation' in my documents Now go to that folder and delete the zipped folder on your desktop if u want.

Now you will see the folders, two of them are the most important for now PLUGINS and BIOS You need to download plugins and a bios on the internet Plugins can be found on sites like this. You will want at least two kinds of plugins, Video and Sound. There are other kinds but they are not important you will want to try many differnt plugins to get the best combination of potimal video and sound performance. When you download one put it in your plugins folder on the epsxe folder. The.dll files in the folder are the actual plugins now, a bios is like a set of instructions that runs a PS1. To get a ps1 bios you can either download it or rip it from your own ps1.

But remember that it is illegal to download it online, i don't condone it, but it is possible. One last thing you need to check is if you have the dll file zlib1.dll in your epsxe folder If not you can download it here. Ok so when your done the folder should look like this. Ok now fire up epsxe and see if it works Now you need to set up everything using a wizard on epsxe. This is what to select. Go through the setup like i did and select what plugins you want and configure the contoller on your keyborad if you want.

And thanks for watching! This is a tutorial to teach you how to play sega dreamcast games with a sega dreamcast emulator.

This will also teach you how to configure the files and how to load roms(games) emulator file: if this link doesn't work then try this one bios extracting software: bios files: roms: my website: www.standalonefighter.co.uk update 1: if you are having trouble with the bois then i suggest to get rid of.bin at the end when renaming it. Update 2: if you emulator is not running properly, then try to update you version of direct x. It sometimes helps. Q: i have a dreamcast game on a disk. Why does my emulator not work with it?

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Once there find the icon that says project 64. Right click this and choose send to desktop. Hope this helps. NOTE:The amount of questions I get are becoming overwhelming, so from now on I won't answer questions from non-subscribers. So before you ask just click orange box above thanks.

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Project 64 emulator: Rom site(just go by letter): WinRAR: Plugins: I made this section because many people were having troubles with their plugins. If you are having any troubles with the plugins download these. Graphics Plugin: Input Plugin: Sound Plugin: For the rom site, you MIGHT have to vote for their site to get to some roms, but its all right there, they tell you what to do. Also, be careful of what language of rom you get, they don't shy away from Japanese games as well as other languages. Also, please excuse my bad typing:P Please feel free to ask me questions if it doesn't work, just comment or message me;) Thanks for 10 000 views! My tutorial will show you how to easily record arcade gameplay movies for most MAME games internally, using MAMEPlus! Versions 0.130 to 0.158, with no need for any external screen capturing software.

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