Is your framemeister cable Euro scar or JP21?
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PC-FX Localization for Team Innocent is released, a pre-Christmas gift!! In a twist, it feels like the NEC PC-FX got more attention in 2024 than any other time I can remember! Caveat: The localizers consider the "v0.9" patch a BETA as it still faces technical hurdles to eventually subtitle the FMV scenes, but they consider it very much playable. |
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Show posts MenuQuote from: NightWolve on 07/24/2018, 04:37 PMHow do you get it to play US games ?I don't think you can play US games on it without a modchip but maybe someone else knows something I don't. So this would be for playing import games only.
Quote from: benlefou on 07/18/2018, 03:26 AMBlood gear is text heavy but only for all the in town parts. All the side scrolling/platforming stages make up for it. Meaning, just walk around and talk to everyone in town until you figure how to move onto the next section. This is the only Japanese pc engine RPG I've ever played through since it has enough action/platforming elements to warrant my waste of time by not knowing how to read Japanese. Not to mention the cut scenes look fantastic. I'd definitely recommend it.Quote from: exodus on 07/17/2018, 03:39 PMBlood Gear - RPG overworlds, nice mech design, side-scrolling action stages, nice cutscenes, extremely affordable, and a Hudson original. No idea why it's not up there with the top games people talk about for the PC Engine.This one always intrigued me. I assumed it was text heavy?
Quote from: robotype on 05/10/2018, 05:43 AMYou are going to have to do the adjustment via process of elimination. Just make an adjustment to one of them and then test the drive. If things don't improve then put the settings back to where they were and try another potentiometer. This is how I do it and I've been repairing these for years.Quote from: waynedoodle on 02/25/2018, 12:00 AMIf my music is dropping out (and slow CD-R load) which pot should I adjust? Also, should an increase in pot be clockwise or counterclockwise?I just recapped a cdrom2 and has the same problem, music drops and it's very sensible to vibrations (I am using original discs only)
I love my CD I've had since 92, gear was replaced but I think my twin brother tinkered with the pots a long time ago in college when the CD quit (unknown gear failure). Games mostly work but I get music dropping.
I'd like to know which pot is most likely the culprit.
This is the resistance values on my pots on a good working unit fully recapped
pot 101 (e/f balance) = 9.4
pot 102 (focus offset) = 0.4
pot 103 (track gain) = 17.0
pot 104 (focus gain) = 17.1
pot 105 (vco) = 19.3
so I adjusted the faulty one to the same values but it's still very weak.