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Arcade Repair: Donkey Kong Junior Sprite Issues #2
Arcade Repair: Donkey Kong Junior Sprite Issues #2
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Arcade Repair: Donkey Kong Junior PCB Sprite issue
มุมมอง 125ปีที่แล้ว
Been working on DKjr pcb repair. Down to one issue, watch as the blue snap jaw randomly gets drawn around the board. Not sure where to begin troubleshooting
The BEST way Raspberry Pi to CGA Arcade Monitor! 240p NO GBS-8100 REQUIRED!(settings in description)
มุมมอง 12K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Raspberry Pi 3 Old setup: HDMI to VGA to GBS8100 connected to K4901 PROS: Pretty much plug and play after you make the connector to the monitor CONS: Requires 5v connection Image Resolution not low enough for clear images(makes image look blurry and washed out) Only fills screen when adjusting with onboard controls (and settings do not save when turned off) New Setup: HDMI to VGA to VGA BREAKOU...
Simpson’s Pinball Party flipper buzzing
มุมมอง 4945 ปีที่แล้ว
Video of buzzing issue on upper right playfield
GAMING: Repairing Pop Bumpers on a Sega/Stern Pinball machine
มุมมอง 1.5K6 ปีที่แล้ว
I wanted to make a quick video showing how to repair parts on a Pop Bumper (Turbo Bumper) on my Sega South Park pinball machine. All replacement parts were purchased from Pinball Life Tools Required: 1. Philips screwdriver 2. Soldering Iron 3. 8mm Socket wrench This method should work for late model Sega machines, and newer Stern tables. It may be similar for other brands as well.
GAMING: SEGA South Park Pinball Gameplay
มุมมอง 1.5K6 ปีที่แล้ว
Update of status of machine after pickup. Along with Rule overview and game play of this pinball machine! Enjoy! More to come in the future!
GAMING: PINBALL MACHINE ROAD TRIP!
มุมมอง 2336 ปีที่แล้ว
I finally purchased a pinball machine! Follow me on my road trip to pickup the machine!
GAMING: My budget virtual pinball cabinet!
มุมมอง 19K6 ปีที่แล้ว
This is my truly budget virtual pinball. It was built using extra components I had laying around or was able to obtain from friends. I did order a few items such as lighted buttons, leaf switch flipper buttons and a joystick interface with Zero delay. Its not pretty! but it plays virtual pinball! Enjoy the video! :)
GAMING: MY GAME ROOM TOUR!
มุมมอง 4.8K6 ปีที่แล้ว
Wanted to share my current game room setup! Consoles from 1985-2018. Check it out and enjoy! LIKE COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE RETRO GAMING AND OTHER RANDOM VIDEOS! THANKS!
GAMING: Connect Raspi3 to Arcade CGA monitor easily!
มุมมอง 11K6 ปีที่แล้ว
The goal of this video is to show how you can connect your raspi3 to an arcade cabinet using the original CGA monitor with minor modifications to preserve the original hardware! Links for related hardware used in my cabinet: VGA2CGA converter: www.ebay.com/itm/VGA-to-CGA-CVBS-S-Video-HD-Converter-Board-for-Arcade-Red/253347239786?hash=item3afcac176a:g:~MoAAOSwrFtaPvve I-PAC2 Controller interfac...
HOW TO: CLEAN INLINE SKATE BEARINGS (ROLLER HOCKEY, INLINE, ETC...)
มุมมอง 2.5K8 ปีที่แล้ว
I made this video to show how I clean my roller hockey skate bearings. This process can be used for all skate bearings, including skateboard bearings. I hope it helps you!
HOW TO: Easily remove broken blade from hockey stick
มุมมอง 2.6K8 ปีที่แล้ว
Removing a broken blade from a hockey stick shaft
Donkey Kong Scratch Build Cabinet
มุมมอง 4.3K14 ปีที่แล้ว
The current progress of my scratch build Donkey Kong cabinet. Thanks to BYOAC forum members for help and comments! Status 3-7-2010
I have the ArcadeSD and his old Gamma-1 and Arcadeshop PCBs The menu's for those boards are freaking amazing, I enjoy the fact that you can just scroll and start a game right away.
This video is fantastic, and possibly a starting point for me. I've been chasing the idea for years to run my older games on an actual RGB CRT (Sony Trinitron) but have always got lost in how to actually create the older signal type 15KHz and 240p. (is it 30Hz or 60Hz?) The last thing on Earth I'd expect is to be able to get this out of a cheap HDMI to VGA adaptor or a Pi. There are so many years of rabbit holes requiring really old software and special Hardware to produce this result. With no real answers or hardware availability. This looks like it could actually work much to my surprise. I have a number of other issues to overcome as my MAME and ROMS are all from 1997 and only work on some old Windows98/95 version of MAME32 that I have. So apparently, I need a more modern version of MAME and all new ROMS as my old ones will not work. But that's an entirely different issue that I can figure out.
Love this technique but if you want to remove the Interlaced flicker on 480I (mode 6) you can use the following settings to get a flicker free progressive version that is perfect to the original boards. I have tried this with Circus Charlie and I get a perfect result. Took a lot of trial and error on resolutions but here are my settings on config.txt :) Hope this helps :) #hdmi_safe=1 # uncomment this if your display has a black border of unused pixels visible # and your display can output without overscan disable_overscan=1 overscan_scale=1 # uncomment the following to adjust overscan. Use positive numbers if console # goes off screen, and negative if there is too much border #overscan_left=16 #overscan_right=16 #overscan_top=16 #overscan_bottom=16 hdmi_ignore_edid=0xa5000080 # uncomment to force a console size. By default it will be display's size minus # overscan. #framebuffer_width=1280 #framebuffer_height=720 # uncomment if hdmi display is not detected and composite is being output #hdmi_force_hotplug=1 # uncomment to force a specific HDMI mode (this will force VGA) hdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=87 # For example, 256X240 @ 60 Hz hdmi_cvt=256 240 60 1 0 0 0 # uncomment to force a HDMI mode rather than DVI. This can make audio work in # DMT (computer monitor) modes hdmi_drive=2 # uncomment to increase signal to HDMI, if you have interference, blanking, or # no display config_hdmi_boost=11 hdmi_pixel_encoding=2 sdtv_mode=16 display_rotate=1
You made my day! I was struggling with a GBS8100, for me its a piece of crap! Used your settings and voilla! Now have an awesome picture quality! Thank you! Only thing to say is you don't have to combine hsync with vsync, i used only hsync and everything is ok! :)
Awesome! Glad it worked out for you! The sync can depend on the monitor in some cases.
Brilliant…
It looks goods, like the light plug tip thanks.
I'm trying to connect my PC to my CRT that has a 360x240. Im using Windows 10 and im trying custom the Res onto 360x240. How do you change the refresh rate to 15krz? Some reason it wont let me change it on to 15khz. Do I need a program like Quickres, to allow me to change the refresh rate to 15khz?
Where are you located? Would you build a game for me using my Centipede case?
Would you sell one of those cables?
Very tastefully converted Pacman cabinet! I have used the VGA cable hack method on all of my cabinets, but use a PC for the emulation. I've got hold of a Raspberry PI now, and am going to do some experimentation soon. Thanks for the detailed video!
Thanks! My goal is typically to make the game just a board swap away from being original if I’m putting a pi or PC in it. I actually just did a GroovyArcade build with an old PC using the same breakout cable. Turned out well, except I had to bypass the JPAC for the video because it just wouldn’t sync no matter what I tried. 😢
@sk8ersublime I guess the JPAC bypass using GroovyArcade would be necessary, as GroovyArcade (well, GroovyMAME in that build) does all of the front porch / back porch / 15Khz analogue CRT conversation output itself, without any special convertor (ie: a JPAC, etc)... hence its charm (and AMAZING emulation results). GroovyArcade is amazing.
Sick builds. Have you tried "run-ahead" mode in retroarch to remove the controller latency? I find 2 frames is perfect.
Anyone who does this have any issues with the voltages from the VGA's RGB signals being too low? I've heard that is a concern that causes too dim of a picture.
Yes it's common occurrence, in fact some converters-adapters amplifiy the video signal for this reason.
@@jimbotron70 I eventually tried it out with my Pi 3, a VGA666 hat, and a sync combiner circuit I built from a schematic off the RetroRGB websit. Didn't have to amplify anything and it looked flawness on my arcade monitor in my MK3 cabinet. Got a Pi 4 recently, and looking forward to trying that next.
Do you think the breakout cable can be used on PC or only works on a Pi?
The breakout cable will work with a PC, but you have to get a driver or some software to drive the low resolution.
When you tie the horizontal and vertical sync lines into a single line going into the arcade CRT, do you have to add a resistor in series between those lines and the monitor? Doesn't that double the potential current going into the monitor's sync?
I bought one of these cga adaptors, they are pretty decent so long as you have a good quality screened vga cable and a decent graphics card, when i hooked it up to the vga port on my old laptop the picture was a mess, blurry and lots of interference i thought great this no good, but when i hooked it up to my gaming pc via dvi on a nivida gtx 670 the picture was spot on, nice solid colours and and no colour bleeding or interference, these are good little adaptors, the only issue with them is they don't remember you picture settings so its best to use your monitor controls and any other picture adjustment should be made in the graphics card control panel, luckly nivida has a decent control panel to get the picture perfect. I also have one of those ipacs, although they work fine for emulators for 2 player mode they are pretty useless for pc games as i found out with streets of rage 4, unfortunately the pc sees them as a keyboard so a second player option is unavailable on some pc games unless you have a usb controller which is what i did, i bought 2 usb controllers stripped them and soldered wires to the pcb, boxed it and plugged it into my control pannel and pc for 2 players and it works fine, got rid of the jpac as sor4 is a must on my cab and pretty useless with out 2 player option.
Yea for a quick connection they do a decent job. A bit blurry and not having a battery or NVRAM for the settings is the downside for sure.
What are you using for the lock bar?
This was an old lockbar from a Bally game I believe, I got from a friend. I just drilled some holes on the side to screw it on to the cabinet.
Thank you for sharing it! It worked like magic; better, faster and easier than I expected!
Do you know where I can find the break out cable for similar monitor? The link is down
Instant sub, thanks for the info! Question. I have two CRT monitors with the CGA/9-pin input (and the requisite RGB pins visible/accessible inside, similar to an arcade monitor) that seem like maybe they were from a video wall or similar. Before I go buy an RPi3 and/or other accessories, is there any chance a weird resolution would prevent this from working? And/or if so, any other ideas for testing these CGA/9-pin monitors somehow before ditching/donating them?
Not really sure off hand, I would assume it might work as long as you know the pin out of the db9 connector and wire everything correctly to RGB and Sync. Good luck!
@@sk8ersublime Fun twist, I'm dumb and there are actually only 5 pins, R G B E and S. RGB and S make sense, but not at all familiar with an E pin.
Do you need blocking diodes or anything when you combined the H & V sync?
I had to do this about 12 years ago to run a arcade vga to a scart for crt TV that I installed in a cabinet
Do you know if you still need the breakout cable if you're using a JPAC?
Seen other videos where they connect the vga in and pass the controls and video out via a standard JAMMA harness connected to cabinet. Check ultimarc instructions.
How is the video pins on the converter board arranged, is it red green blue ground sync
So, if my CRT already has a VGA port built out of it, and I do a HDMI -> VGA converter from the Pi, do I still need to build a break out cable? Or can I just use the cable + adapter and adjust the Pi config?
If your monitor has a VGA port, it’s likely not a CGA arcade monitor or a hi res monitor. I believe At that point you can just use a normal VGA resolution with an HDMI adaptor. You wouldn’t need to do these settings as they are here to force the pi to output to old low res arcade monitors 15K signal. Instead of the 30 you get from VGA.
hey back again..so i purchased the arpicade with jamma from high score, and 3bplus with arpicade 3x latest download. i also have the WG 4900 zaxxon standard resolution. now come to find out from arpicade noob section, this wont support medium resolution Arcade CRT, only low resolution. the picture is split half at top and half at the bottom of screen which i heard you mention in the video, and the picture is not clear like its not scanning properly. do you have any suggestions for my setup possibly changing config to what you have cause you have same monitor has i have?? any help would be great .
Sorry I have no clue as I don’t have any medium res monitors.
Great video, thanks for sharing! Could you please explain what exactly is providing the native 15khz video signal? I thought VGA was 31khz natively.
Also, how is the audio amplifier being powered? By usb?
Do you know if the arcade CGA monitors (with R G B S connectors) can show more than 16 colors? Like can each color only be on or off or do they accept analog values?
When they are talking CGA and EGA on arcade, they are referring to analog RGB. Somewhere along the way they co-opted the terms to incorrectly apply them to CGA and EGA high resolution refresh rates to of analog video with composite sync, even though REAL CGA and EGA were digital and did not use composite sync. It would be closer to compare what they are calling CGA to European SCART RGB, as that would be vary close specs.
@@zaxxon4 so would a typical CRT monitor you’d find in an arcade cabinet be able to show an analog signal
i tried this on a pi4 with a XM-2001N monitor and it couldnt get it to work. it was heart breaking
Very informative vid mate - helped me heaps. 1 question though - doesn't VGA output @ 31kz (and the monitor would be 15kz) or is this something you can adjust in the config? Cheers :p
Good question, I'm wondering the same thing...
Did you ever figure out how to rotate the service menu? Driving me crazy. 😀
I used a VGA666 interface, I think is a cleaner solution. My cabinet also has CSync, so I had to combine the sync signals, as well. As far as I know it is not recommended to just connect both cables together, you need a combiner circuit like this: www.retrorgb.com/building-a-passive-sync-combiner.html . Also, there is a specific 666 converter that has the csync ready: retrogamerestore.com/vga666rgbs/
I'm confused as hell. You are doing HDMI to a VGA adaptor. What is the actual monitor? (just watched the video again to get that) Is the Wells Gardner actually just a VGA monitor? (guessing no) "standard arcade monitor from the time" no specs that I can find so far. =Your title is CGA and 240p= You DO NOT get a CGA digital 16 color signal from an HDMI to VGA adaptor! and also the Wells Gardner is not a CGA digital input monitor right? What's going on here? also I am new to this. I am trying to figure out how to get 240P RGB and Sync from a Pi to an RGB monitor at 15KHz (which you also can't get from standard VGA) Also can't find any kind of spec sheet on a Wells Garner 4900 or 4901. Confused still? yes very. And I expect those to be analog RGB +Sync 240p 15KHz And not what I'd expect you getting from and HDMI to VGA adaptor on a Pi. Help! and thanks!
The monitor is a Wells Gardener 4901 which is a CGA arcade monitor that accepts RGB @ 15K. It is not a VGA monitor which would be a 31K sync. I’m not going to pretend I know everything here haha, but the timing settings for the HDMI mode on the raspberry pi config are what deliver the correct RGB signal @ 15K. I just found the settings online on an arcade forum. The HDMI to VGA adaptor is allowing me to get the RGB and Sync on separate connections so the monitor can accept the input. Hopefully that makes sense and helps.
@@sk8ersublime Just typed an entire page here and submitted and it's gone :(
CGA monitor is 4bit TTL and not VGA. So one of my points of confusion is that going from HDMI-->VGA-->monitor is NOT a CGA TTL signal. (if that is a VGA adaptor). HDMI to VGA would normally do exactly that, Change HDMI to VGA RGB analog 31KHz. (thus my confusion so far).
I think what might be going on here (and I can only totally guess or make shit up at this point) is that the "VGA" adaptor is not really a VGA adaptor, but maybe some kind of straight through connector actually from the HDMI itself and the HDMI itself might be generating TTL CGI stuff using special software/driver. But a totally random thought I am pulling out of nowhere.
@@sk8ersublime could you link me to the article how to get pi to output 15 k ,
Friend can you send a pic of the cable ?to see exactly the connection because i make one but doesnt work.thank you
Can you email me about your design. - pacman@videoarcade.tv - thanks...
The easier, yet more expensive, option is to get an ArPiCade that converts JAMMA to a Pi, so that you don't need the iPAC or CGA adapter.
Correct. I actually made a new video that covers this and a better way. This device kinda sucks honestly haha
The settings i have to do it before i connect the pi with the crt ,in an another screen or i can do it in the crt screen?if you have any photo of your cable connectivity i would appreciate it. Thank you friend..
You need to modify the settings either using ssh to the PI or directly plugging the sd card into your pc
I never knew you could do any of this with pi
I am using a 60 in 1 currently, I had no idea you could set the pi up for vertical. I may well install my pi 4 as well now, but my crt is on scart which is a pain in the arse, got an ultimate scart adaptor on the way as nothing else has worked properly display wise using any cable adaptor so I'm hoping the ultimate adaptor will do it. I can only dream of a wells G. monitor at min :P one day....One day.
I don’t have any scart experience, but it looks like that ultimate adapter should do the trick based on the description I just read. Good luck!
@@sk8ersublime Thanks and I sure hope so I've tried a few adaptors for scart crt now and none are very good tbh. I know you can fiddle with the tvs to accept an standard rgb input but I was trying to avoid that and a proper arcade wells G. Monitor is way out of my price range right now.
just make up a cable
@@Teckno77 SCART-equipped tvs accept by design RGB over SCART...
Great video. So much great information! Have an old cabinet with a good arcade CRT looking to add a PI too it. Seems so simple the new / second way of doing it. I was wondering what image are you using for your PI. Where to find image? How large? Been looking for an image like the one in your video, really like it. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
Check out Arcade Punks website. There is a front end called Vertical Rise for the RP3 that works great. Download the torrent file and use Utorrent to download the content. It's about 16gb. Good luck
Howdy. If you JUST did the wiring and not the in depth coding to the RasPi, how would the image look?
Without making the changes in the config file, you won’t get an image on screen. You get will a rolling out of sync picture. If you don’t want to do the config, I recommend getting a RaspberryJamma from hiscoresaves
@@sk8ersublime OK. I think i'll give the coding a try. SO, I'm using the RetroPie Emulation Station software, and I believe you are using the Arpicade software. Can I find these settings in RetroPie? Also, if i make these changes, will they also affect the main menu screens in RetroPie/EmStation ?? Essentially, is the whole system (in game or menus) running in CGA mode the whole time?
The build is arpicade 3.9. It’s not retropie, but similar. When you modify the config file, it’s system wide, so yes, everything will run in the lower resolutions
@@sk8ersublime Hey thanks so much for helping me. I just figured out how to SSH into my RasPi and can see the many options to change, BUT I dont see all of them. I don't see hdmi_pixel_encoding=2 or hdmi_ignore_edid=0xa5000080 Can I just type that into the lines of config?? Or how can I access them?
@@selophane43 yes you can just add the lines. You can also do this without ssh if you access the sd card on a PC.
Thank you so much for your info. I have an old Time Pilot cabinet that I was trying to configure with a Rasberry Pi 3 and didn't have any luck getting it to work with the original CRT until I found your video. My monitor is slightly different (Wells Gardner K4951). My JAMMA harness is connected to a J-PAC and I can confirm that the monitor works great with your settings without using the custom cable since the J-PAC is already connected to the monitor through the JAMMA harness.
Awesome! Glad it worked out for you!
Awesome video dude 👍🏻 👍🏻
I LOVE THIS
Hey thanks for info found one Mike's Arcade but also had to buy jamma ext. Hopefully soon I'll get this all figured out.
I hooked up my hdmi to vga and made.a.cord with a pinot has you described! I also entered the changes in the config.txt but no dice no picture on my car 15kHz zaxxon cabinet my screen works with Saxon pcb. What version of retropi should I be using? Think I'm going to update my rasppi have not updated my pi2 in 3 years. How's the south park pin going? I'm sure I'm missing something or I'm thinking of getting the jamma hat for mine like you did on your other machine. Thanks if you can help in anyway but no biggie if your busy. Thanks for sharing your videos.
I’m using the arpicade image. Not using retropie. I have only done this on a Pi3 and Pi3+. Verify your pinout is correct and that your zaxxon sync it correctly configured. South Park is working great! I need to get new artwork for it and a colorDMD and then there won’t really be much more to do to it :) The RasberryJamma is an awesome device if you just want it to work without the headache of creating a cable and messing with config.txt. I bought mine from highscoresaves and got the arpicade image from their support forums.
After you get your south park sorted what's your next project?? That's a great pinball. I have stern lightning, stern ted nugent, stern meteor which like you I drove 3 half hours one way to get that one. And a Williams laser ball. All been rebuilt in some ways. Anyway I decided to buy the same one you have from same company with games and the 10 extra for.zaxxon picture not sure what that is a image of zaxxon. and the connector with no wires and a rasp.3+ $237.00 I really want to keep my zaxxon it.all.works and pcb after hours of trying to figure out the board with a pulse ic tester. Found out it was one of my ram chips. But sure was worth it fixing myself. I found the ram chip on eBay and the seller decided to send all ten ram.chips for price of one I messaged him and he said they been sitting in is store for 10years. He said someone might has well have them. Very cool! I've kept my crt.But when I got machine it had a lot of burn in So I picked up a few crt tv's on CL all.19 in and changed the tube for a Samsung and used my old yoke. I capped it and it took some time with setting it up convergence and magnet strips but the TPG from arcadepartsandrepair. Made it easier to.adjust. That company is great the owner is super helpful and emails you very quickly with answers. Can you recommend a company for my control panel graphics for my zaxxon? Can't seem.to find any place on google. The Pac man cabinet looks to be in good shape? And that video you made on donkey Kong marque with your phone that video.quality was.So poor! To bad I wanted to see that better maybe you can make a video of cabinet again? And thanks for the info I'm still going to try to see if I can get it to work whilst I'm waiting for my order can't wait to see how this all.works out. Thanks
TheSawyer10702 oh man...that donkey Kong scratch build....I don’t have it anymore. I had a real DK but I’ve sold it since :( For artwork, check with thisoldgame or szabosarcade. Both can probably do custom for you if they don’t have it. Thisoldgame has super zaxxon listed
So I got my arpicade board but my zaxxon has a straight 22 pin edge connector but the jamma has 21 and a slot then 6 so not sure how to hook up and can't find on website how to connect to my arcade any suggestions? I posted on arcadepi forum also so any help please
TheSawyer10702 buy a jamma harness and rewire your cabinet. Or find an adaptor for a zaxxon to jamma. Do not plug the arpicade into your cabinet until you verify you have a jamma connection and your voltages are going to the correct jamma pin standard!
Brilliant to see this kind of video! Great explanations. Hope to see some more video. Picture looks great on the pacman. Nice to see you keep the awsome 19in crt. Thanks
Great video and great explanation! Do you know if I could do this with a medium (EGA) resolution monitor? Thanks for the video.
I’m not sure off hand, as I’ve never worked with one before. I would assume it would work as long as RGB and Sync are the same, but you would use a higher resolution. But Again I do not have experience with that. Thanks for watching!
@shark80228 I have an old school Japanese Sharp CRT monitor Analog DB9. I haven’t connected it to anything yet. What are the res differences on CGA vs EVA?
@@r.in.shibuya CGA is 15khz and ega is 25khz. EGA is medium resolution and CGA is a lower resolution. Getting input at the correct frequency is the tricky part. I'm still trying to figure it out.
Shark80228 thanks the for the reply. I am dealing with a CRT monitor that has a DB9 input (SHARP CU-14AG2) all I know it’s a color RGB, I believe it was for the old first gen PC’s (NEC PC98). It turns on but still no source to test it with. I picked up the HDMI > VGA (db15) converter and used a db15>db9 pin converter. Before I adjusting setting with my Raspberry Pi I want to make sure it’s working. I do See the crt rays minimizing and expanding on the screen when I switch it on an off... but I’m not sure if that a marker of it being 100% functional, I do have a strong feeling the monitor is fine.
Great job! I’m in the same position with my miss Pac man cabinet. What version of mame are you using? And I guess the trick is to find the roms for that version of mame. Also did you get the high score saving to work? I have a similar set up with RaspberryJAMMA but trouble with some games working or appearing in the menu
I’m using various versions as some work better for certain games. I’m using the ArPiCade image that I use with my RaspberryJamma. It has versions .207, .192, .172 and .139 I believe. I would have to double check
Enjoyed the video! Curious what version of mame you are using? I have about 10 diffrent arpicade images and always on the lookout for which roms work best with each software version. (Arpicade 3.7, 3.8, etc...). By the way, the Arpicade itself is a fantastic product for any Jamma setup.
Yea the RaspberryJamma aripicade is an amazing plug and play solution. I have the 4 player version in my TMNT cabinet since it didn’t have a board and it’s been great. For mame version, I’m using the arpicade 3.9 image so I think that has .207, .192, .172, and .139.
Really AWESOME content man, bring to us more videos like that :D