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Spiritix
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Posted on 07-27-15 04:56:38 PM, in Analog Radio Link
I've never even heard of that... having analog radio get shut down. It makes sense though. There's a lot of things getting taken down or replaced because of new tech. But we still have radio here. I don't really care much for it because the stations here don't play the kind of music I like (electronic, specifically drum and bass).
At the same time though... I dunno if I'd want it to go away. Radio is one of those constant things. If the power goes out, switch on a radio and it's not so bad. Like you mentioned, some people wake up to it because it sounds better than an obnoxious beeping noise. I think I'd want to keep radio just for sentimentality.
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Posted on 03-18-16 05:30:13 AM, in Ripping a Japanese PSX Game Link
Hiya,

As the title suggests, I'm wanting to rip a Japanese PSX game. I know about the software that does it (I use ImgBurn), but my computer doesn't recognize the disk, or even American PSX games for that matter. I'm assuming it has something to do with the fact that PSX disks are CD-ROM and my computer simply can't read them, because my computer can read PS2 games fine, but those are DVD format.

How can I get my computer to read the game? I know there are external drives that I can get to read disks, but will they work? What about for a Japanese disk?

Thanks for reading, appreciate any thoughts or ideas.
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