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You dont need to use it for the Atari 2600 as it will work fine. It is for the Atari 7800 which has a two button controller.

It will only work on the Pi 4.

I've done quite a few consoles this way and never had an issue with streaks. However sometimes its hard to see how effective it has been until its rinsed off, and it is not quite there so you have to reapply it again.

Hover Bovver is the proper name. Bovver is slang for 'Bother' as in 'trouble'.

@@RetroGamingBanter thanks for the reply :3

Yeah I remember watching a video doing the same. It could most likely be done on the 400 Mini then.

I got it on Amazon in July for that price. I usually have inch & cm and g and lbs for the weight but forgot to add those :)

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I believe you can still use a normal action replay cart for cheats etc.

This model works with both 20 and 21 pins, as far as I know it works with all.

Yeah it would be nice to have a dev mode like the Harmony Cart but not possible with the FPGA in the cart apparently

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Only Raspberry Pi 4

@@RetroGamingBanter Thx

Not with this device. You could get a ARDUITAPE/CASDUINO/TZXDUINO device which is a tape loader and loads games at the original speed.

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Yeah it is always plugged in the C64 being used for one thing or another

AtariAge is great for anything Atari related. forums.atariage.com/ might help with finding a RF modulator replacement. For the S Drive Max it is an open source system so you can buy from various places. I got mine from eBay a few years back. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/173710208225 for example.

Do you mean a game that you had to type in from a book or magazine? I am not familiar with any Dragon specific magazines, but they are probably online.

@@RetroGamingBanter yep from a magazine its called high noon as well as grand prix too thanks................. from a book too thanks.............

@@ms-ex8em Try on worldofdragon.org/ they have plenty of books and magazines there.

I havent had any issues with compatibility from what I remember. My guess it would be the CD images are bad. Try downloading from another source and see if that fixes it.

@RetroGamingBanter the lord doth answer mein prays. Someone on Reddit invited me to the fenrir discord and a guy had me fixed in about 20 minutes. I abandoned the two micro 64gb sd's and bought a new 128, and he had me download the firmware, not the one that fenrir has on the website, one that's 4 months newer and possibly by the creator. Every single game works now praise his name. 🙏

@@C3phoe Great to hear it is working now!

To an extent yes. I believe you can still use it as a RAM cart. So the cart is not a requirement, but a nice companion for the Fenrir.

I cant remember off hand but it might be loading the games at the speed of the original drive. The games can take a while to load.

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@@RetroGamingBanter So is a simple reply. Downloaded his last image off of arcade punks and it was corrupted.

Yeah I mention it later in the video. Footage was recorded with the first beta update, but I have the second update installed now which has some more improvements. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I haven't had this issue myself. You could ask in the Fenrir discord channel at discord.gg/5Nsu5YJhjv The developers and many owners of the Fenrir are there, so one of them will know the issue. Hope that helps.

retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/

@@RetroGamingBanter I tried it b'y usb stick and by internet. Neither work for me.

@@jeremiebazinet what part didn't work with SFTP or SMB? They should work fine.

Yeah very easily. Its actually useful as a RF to HDMI convertor for video capture or just RF input from old consoles in general. Plug the RF cable from a console into the Amstrad MP-3 modulator, then use a CPC plug to Scart cable for 'RGB' output on the MP-3 to connect a OSSC, then HDMI output that to a monitor/capture card. Phew :)

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Maybe something has fallen between the spaces of the keys. Its well worth opening it up and having a quick look, or if you have a key puller lift the key and see if anything is stuck etc. Happy new year to you too!

@@RetroGamingBanter thank you..i have never performed surgery on a c64 before but i intend doing just that...thanks.

No idea to be honest. You can fairly easily add a display to these by the way, theres a few guides online how to do it. You can also add a buzzer to simulate the disk access noises.

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It is not made for PC, but you could extract the image files with WinRAR or similar and then have the games ready for use with RetroArch.

Retro brighting was not really needed for the case. As mentioned in the video it was mainly dirt and stains with minimal yellowing. If you check out some of my other videos such as the Vic 20 at th-cam.com/video/wZ4fVSqdb2A/w-d-xo.html you can see a much larger difference.

Ooooooh dang Nevermind,im just stupid,lmao Figured it out just now

Sorry only just got to read your message. Good to see you got it working.

@@RetroGamingBanter yooooooo Actually, good timing! Two questions are 1) some of the cd games won't compress down to jcd,whats the problem with that? 2) jcd support on the everdrive is still in prototype mode? Only games that I've tested is highlander and it runs and then vid grid loads,but doesn't run,so im guessing a future update may fix it,or i possibly messed up somewhere

@@Buguese It can be due to the 'beta' level of CD support. Sometimes you do have to try running the game a few times to get it working. I think I tried the majority of games available on CD in the video, so they should at least work after a few tries if they don't run first time. For the files not converting , it could be bad CD images. I don't provide links to ROMS etc, but have a look on archive.org as there are probably working ones on there ;)

@@RetroGamingBanter ayeeee Good stuff, good stuff Alrighty,I got a free afternoon, going to totally try all this out because yeah,im a bit angry that I wanna try all the jag cd games,but no results from the tool Thanks for actually coming back and helping,lmao You're the best!

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Not that I know of. Have you tried searching on their stores?

​@@RetroGamingBanter I couldnt find the stores.

@@RetroGamingBanter I have a atari lynx 2 that only turns on when it feels like it sometimes it doesnt even turn on at all i looked inside and everything seemed to be in order do you have any idea what could be wrong with it?

The only thing i saw is that the white ribbon cable is a little worn down from the top.

@@Sapphire1984 It could be any number of things. I have not opened mine to see what it is like inside its so hard to say. If you have a multi meter, check if power is getting through and trace it until there is an issue. It could be capacitors are failing and not getting the power to where it is needed. I have not checked but there are probably people selling capacitor replacement kits for the Lynx, they can be more expensive than buying yourself but it saves time searching for the right ones.

I used a 128GB card. I did not have a larger card on hand to try but it should be able to do 256GB and 512GB

It will work on all models including V-Saturn, Hi-Saturn and Tectoy. The Duo supports both 20 and 21 pin connections and includes ribbon cables for them.

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