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Thanks for the reply, Ramsis. I still can't seem to get it to work. I'm using Notepad on Windows 7. I have your v2.02 "Simba" firmware installed (everything else works fine). I made a .txt file with simply "C28AAD61 code description" and nothing else. I left it on ANSI encoding. ...

How do I create a Game Genie code file? I couldn't find this info anywhere, but maybe I'm not looking hard enough. I put a .txt file on my CF card. I put "C28A-AD61" in the text file (I tried it with and without the hyphen). When I load the text file on the SNES PowerPak, it comes up "...

I remember reading (maybe a year or more ago) that they couldn't get SA-1 carts to work with the Retrode. I haven't kept up with the progress (if any) of that. Have you tried looking on the Retrode forums?

Well, to this I would ask, how many CRT TVs in your lifetime with both S-Video and YPbPr have you observed this finding and thus base this generalization from ? 3 ?? 5 ?? 10 ?? Enough, but if you want a honest answer, 3 CRTs plus 2 HDTVs. Most of the comparison was done on my Sony Wega KV27FS120 (C...

I was revisiting this page but still not sure if any circuit is now considered the correct one to use. Which one is now deemed the optimal one? I read almost all the pages but still not sure since most of the posts are about adding a removing a part by trial and error or why the previous amp is wro...

@ Ramsis: I just wanted to say, THANKS!

The stock menus are pretty harsh, and can be a pain in the ass to read. Yours look fantastic. Thank you so much for your work!

I only read the first page, I don't have time to read through all 7 right now. So hopefully I'm not posting this info when some one else already did, but either way, can't hurt. Kinda funny that I happened to spot this thread. I recently opened my EVO cart to clean it and was thinking, "What th...

I was really upset when I got my FC Contra cart, I was planning on putting the English fan translation on the cart but found the blobs when I opened it up. I guess technically, it would have still been possible to do it, but I would have had to solder most connections to the cart edge and cut traces...

The programmer that is used for the Super Flash Cart from Tototek will allow you to write to the SRAM on retail carts. http://tototek.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_8_11&products_id=39 You can buy the programmer separately for only $20 (scroll down to bottom of page) but ...

I've already tried that amp, look at my results on the top of page 4. http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?p=107496#p107496 Ah I missed that....in that case, I'll wait for my breadboard to arrive and see if I can tweak this amp unless someone has a better one in mind. Sorry, I posted that really ...

Hrmmm. I kinda want to build a completely new circuit. I ordered a breadboard a couple days ago so I can play around with some of the settings more quickly. I've seen people use this for the n64 rgb mod: http://www.ti.com/product/ths7314 http://mmmonkey.co.uk/console/nintendo/ntsc_nintendo_64_rgb_n...

Ah, OK. I see now. In that case, I take back what I said. The 27C160 would be easier to use. I have only used it in 16-bit mode, so I was unaware. I read the datasheet a while back, I guess I was thinking of this: The M27C160 has two organizations, Word-wide and Byte-wide. The organization is select...

I was also told by someone with electrical engineering knowledge that I trust, that the 220uF's next to the 10uF's are actually creating a capacitance of less than 10uF, so I removed the 220's and it's now just a 10uF to the amplifier. Interesting. So you have it like this: S-ENC output > 10uF cap ...

I suppose I should have posted this, superfx maskrom pinout: IMAGE No a20 on it. Guess with doom pcbs a20 is one of those 8 extra pins. I think I found the pin too since 7 out of 8 of the extra pins are grounded or connected to vcc and the 8th one connects to the gsu 2. For reference: http://ninten...

So in this schematic, are you doing for instance: pin 24 -> 270Ohm (+ grnd) -> 220pF -> 1 uF -> 10uF -> Amp in? I'm confused because you put a schematic and then a + for the other schematic and not sure what you mixed. The reason I ask is I would like to try this amplifier out because I'm currently...