We take a look at the unboxing of the Blue Yeti Microphone. This is to replace that Blue Spark Digital I picked up recently. The packaging … Continue reading
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Blue Spark Digital Microphone Disassembly
I picked up this microphone for Xtreme Retro Gaming, only to find it is a complete hunk of junk. The build quality is very poor. … Continue reading
A Quick Doughnut Fix: Behind the Scenes – Post Production
It’s tricky to make a video and this video show you just that. Remember the original video ran for around a minute, … Continue reading
Cooking with McRetro: A Quick Doughnut Fix
Well, well, well. If it isn’t under-sugared doughnuts! Let’s see what we can do to fix that!… Continue reading
Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year Celebration!
I’ll be going a little bit AWOL, but stay tuned we’ll be back eventually with more great retro repair!… Continue reading
Programming Atmel Chips with PICkit 2 with AVRDUDE on a Mac
PICkit 2 is a piece of hardware developed by Microchip to flash their PIC chips. Atmel is essentially the rival of Microchip in this regard. The good news is, you can use a PICkit 2 to flash Atmel chips. Some … Continue reading
Dumping the Japanese Sega Channel BIOS (Success)
Victory is mine! And yours, and the internets! Please enjoy the dump of the Sega Channel BIOS brought to you by Dr. Eggfan … Continue reading
Dumping the Japanese Sega Channel BIOS (Failure 2)
Another messed up checksum on this one too. Multiple dumps, different code each time! How frustrating, let’s see if we can get … Continue reading
Dumping the Japanese Sega Channel BIOS (Failure 1)
We’re attempting to dump the good old BIOS off the older of the two units – but what’s this? The code didn’t … Continue reading
Socketing the Sega Channel Adapter BIOS (Japanese Version)
We needed to remove the chips to dump them, so why not video it? Enjoy! 😀… Continue reading
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