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Disagreed. With this board you've got the hardware to connect3DO Experience wrote:But it is one of those "what's the point?" projects. Now if it could have a HDD that could be used to imitate the CD drive by mounting images, used never have to worry about scratching a disc again and you'd have the fastest load times possible!
Sure, soldering sucks a bit - but if you cannot do it, you could justDr.Enceladus wrote:but it looks like the modifications would need some soldering to take place at some stage...that stuff gets me hi...
As I've said, software solution. The 3DO doesn't support memory units3DOKid wrote:...but does the 3DO OS support loading files? Surely, (guessing) you're going to need some kind of loader to pick the CD images?
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...you could load that from HDD too? But does opera support big disks?
...or would you need some kind of extension to the OS?
...would be cool if you could also load a ethernet NIC on that PCB...
Like I said, "if it could have a HDD"Jones wrote:Disagreed. With this board you've got the hardware to connect3DO Experience wrote:But it is one of those "what's the point?" projects. Now if it could have a HDD that could be used to imitate the CD drive by mounting images, used never have to worry about scratching a disc again and you'd have the fastest load times possible!
a HDD, what was never possible before.
*Using* the HDD needs a software solution, what would be the second step.
Yes it doesn't fix drives, it replaces them.Jones wrote:According to his homepage, the PCB needs just modifications3DO Experience wrote:No but it can take the place of the FZ-10's.
regarding the pinout for the FZ-1 and the Goldstar.
The FZ-1 version will follow.
thats true, its hard to remember back then as i only did vcd stuff for alittle over a year3DO Experience wrote:For a VCD that would play on all units you had to have a basic structure. Some discs had more files than others and even menus but even the mpeg had it's own folder and an extension of '.dat'.