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Much as I agree with you on a lot of your points, Doug, there's just one itsy-bitsy teeny-tiny ever-so-important detail: That Just Makes Sense (TM). Especially in these days, companies aren't really for doing what makes the most sense and can generate that long-term revenue. It's all about maximizing what can be earned NOW. Unrelated, what do you suggest for additional upgrades to a 1200 running a Blizzard 1230-IV accelerator (no BSCSI2 addon)? I know I at least need to get a 32GB CF to replace the 4GB I have for now, but am not sure what else I'd need. Especially since I want to display AGA/ECS-compatible images as a background.

Hi bud, putting my Pi SD in my PC just makes my Pc hang on disk management, I have tried using a Linux reader and still the PC won't read the SD card, how did you do it?

Does the GARY adapter come with the RAMesses? If not, i have a spare one from a 2MB Trapdoor expansion. Could i use the one i have or do i need a special one for the RAMesses?

I received an AC 500+ yesterday, but it can't pass 14 MHz. I am very saddened

This is one thing we been meaning to get to create some music. Thanks for making this vid!

Never had CDTV, would be cool to own. Cool video!

Hi Doug :) Thank you for this Video :) I have an Amiga 1200, but no CF Card Pcmcia Reader for it :( Where can i find your .adf Files ? Thank you Sir :)

love this game 👍🏻 did you get a feedback on the custom dual joystick for Amiga?

I came through this video and found it very interesting! HAM mode is pretty cool, especially on OCS and ECS Amigas using 4096 colors. I can see that as for photos, HAM is very beautiful for that purpose. ImageFX looks amazing to use. Although, I use GIMP through AmiCygnix. Works the same way as ImageFX, except GIMP doesn't offer HAM modes, AFAIK. Thanks for sharing this video, my friend. Keep up the excellent work 🥰 ❤️ 🙏

Great video! You have many cool retro stuffs in your home. Keep it up my friend 🥰 ❤️ 🙏

Love how the languages options say America not English.

Fomo got me just ordered!!! So let me get this straight. i won't need to upgrade my chip to 3.1. Im on a a500 ntsc rev6?

Thank you Doug I have a 68030 board taken from my A4000 which is now running a 68040. I want to put that card into my A3000. Cheers

An Amiga guy who actually appreciates its true Atari heritage? WHAT?!?😮

Hi! can someone please point me a tutorial to do this with only Genesis and OS3.2 ? Everything goes wrong here because I dont have the Netinterfaces folder.. So I am stuck... Many thanks!

Informative! Shared.

I had never played Bagman, but I did try Bagman for the Amiga and I love it. Really usually don't get TOOOO much in to the old arcades, but Bagman is great. Oh... Moon Patrol too.

I don't appreciate you having the picture of my house as your wallpaper Doug!

Wifi working on the pistorm. This is 'uge.

Great video as always Doug. I did see a CDTV specific version of the TF536 on Amibay awhile back. I don't have a CDTV, so did not look in to it too much. Maybe it was designed a bit different to fit the CDTV better.

press the ESC button on the cdtv remote control and see what happens

More CDTV ❤

21:55 Looks like you just need a hood scoop, Doug!

Four hundred and eighty pixels

The CDTV does have two awesome examples of what might have been. Defender of the Crown CDTV with its spoken narrative and Xenon II megablast with Colin the shopkeeper and the soundtrack are excellent examples of ‘multimedia’. If just they could have added more gameplay into DOFTC and improved the hitbox detection in Xenon II. Perhaps this could be retrospectively improved?

Future Doug has got a sort of star trek '60s vibe, i imagine people in the sixties all thought in the future we would wear shiny things like that 😂

CDTV was another lost opportunity for C=. Might have been good. Thanks for the vid.

Commodore CDTV. Bucket list updated. That S-Video was seriously nice.

Looks like a cool upgrade, but I really like having the lid on my CDTV and the dust bunnies on the floor where they belong. ;)

Hey Doug, I'd love to see some games and software running on the CDTV that take advantage of the 030, have you tried games like Citadel (ReMonstered), Nemac IV, even ADoom running in Extra HalfBright mode would be interesting to see.

What tv are you using Doug?

Why bother with the 8mb once you have the TF? Just curious. Also “future doug” has the best clothes I’ve ever seen!!!!

Two possibilities on the RAM expansion issue: 1. You had a bad connection (it happens) 2. The new ROMs and/or Workbench needed to configure for the upgrade card "on installation" and thus didn't agree with having it installed already. Number 2 is one that a lot of auto-detect systems suffer, and I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case. p.s. might be fun to upgrade that video RAM to 2MB if you can find a way. Also, seeing if you can wire in RGB output and program in the appropiate scanlines and output gamma for ATSC video. As a note, you can create a lateral extender for the IDE header that will offset it horizontally and lower it.

Thank you Doug excellent learning Video. Cheers

Would really love a CDTV-CR. If only they released it instead of the original. It would've been a LOT more successful.

I built a similar sampler from a project in CU-Amiga magazine. Worked really well but looked like it might explode at any moment - dodgy soldering and wires everywhere, stuffed into an old RF modulator box. Wish I'd kept it!

Hey if you want a CD+G disk try Fleetwood Mac Behind the Mask. It has graphics with every song and lyrics you can sing along to.! 😃

Absolutely a very interesting review of the well known Amiga sampler. Watched the whole video. On my X5000, I use my BOYA mic connected to my phone, record with Voice Recorder, edit the samples in Audacity on PC stored on USB pen, then bring them for a final touch in OctaMED SoundStudio on the Amiga. Keep up the excellent work 🥰 ❤️ 🙏

Very interesting, as I am into some sampling! I will look through the whole video. Thanks for sharing 🥰 ❤️ 🙏

Great memories. I worked in a TV station during the early 90s and we used Amiga 2000 with genlock and ScalaMM for titleling in all our programs

Maybe the reason that works only with "real" rca outputs is because it wants a "line level" output (usualy 2.0Vrms). Headphone outputs have much higher power, because they are designed to drive headphones. You can try an adapter from a real cd player to a male 3.5 mm jack, and then with a female 3.5 mm back to the rca of the amiga. It should work fine. Anyway, great video as always! Keep up the good work!

Good video. wonderful. I like it!!. Saludos desde argentina.

Thank you Doug a great tutorial on sound capture.

Wow. I remember, earlier on, an audio digitizer that some university student designed. It was published somewhere, probably in an alternate Amiga publication. (You know that there were those, like Amiga Scientific). Anyway, I even corresponded with the designer. I gathered all the components, including case, etched my own circuit board, and then for some reason never got around to building the audio digitizer! Yes, I'm an idiot, but I was a busy guy.

Arrrggghhhhh stop with the demon voice I'm drinking good beer (Dragon's Milk) ! 😀 I have a DSS8+ love that thing. Even now surprises people as to what I can do with on 30+ year old hardware. Did a thing about a year ago where I recorded some speech and said I would modify it. 15-20 mins later I did the usual cut the voice up and changed pitch ect and played that impressed but not that impressed. But as they walked away I played a quick DnB track I created (most of the time was spent doing that) using their voice totally, stopped them in their tracks mind blown (the track sucked BTW I'm no musician) I really need to get Imagine out and do an animation with a dinosaur singing to a track, I lost all my work years ago. lol

I had Technosound Turbo, with a much improved version of the software, and used Audiomaster IV to edit them. I still use that combination today when editing samples for my games.

It seems that the '.info' files work similar to how .PIF files worked on Windows 3.x. PIF stands for "Program Information File."

My guess is that you have an impedance problem: 3,5mm connectors typically are used for headphones, there you have an impedance of around 32..200Ohm while a line input has around 60kOhm. So the output impedance of a line output is quite high (around 1..4kOhm) but needs to be low to drive a headphone. The specs e. g. in my cassette deck manual are quite incomplete but for headphones I found for example 3,3mW output power for a 32Ohm load. That leads to an output level of about 0,3V while line output is documented with 0,5V. So while the voltages do not differ too much my educated guess is that the digitizer interacts with the output impedance of the source and needs a certain impedance. You may want to try to put a resistor of 1..4kOhm between the output of the source and the input of the digitizer. I would be interested in the result...

I still have my MegaLoSound sampler! I usually sampled directly from within OctaMED, which worked great.

I loved this one Doug. I'm interested in the answers to the noise question. I have my original Technosound Turbo and recently gave it a run out. I was disappointed with the quality of the samples I made using the bundled Technosound software, but got great recordings when using the sampler within ProTracker. MAYBE I happened to switch adaptors and it wasn't the software after all, I can't tell now. but I may go back and experiment again. PS I made music using stuff from my kitchen: ua-cam.com/video/qrVn3vv4cTE/v-deo.html