Fixing the Amstrad CPC 464 cassette player and Coding
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- In this video, I repair the floppy and cassette drives on my Amstrad that were no longer working. I also tried to write a version of Snake by copying the code from a book.
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Typing and explaining the code in your second language english at the same time is highly advanced. You are a multitasking talent.
We must protect this girl at all costs.
Hello from Victoria BC Canada. Thank you for another interesting project. Your camera work is great and who would have known that watching someone enter a program in basic would be as entertaining as you made it.
I love that you say epsilon for 'Y'. Don't let people correct you! It's better than the English word. Make it a trade-mark for yourself!
How cute it this lady 😊 love the oldschool 8bit stuff, brings back memories. Atari guy here
Hi Sayaka, in order to clean the grooves from belt residue you can stretch and run dental floss soaked in alcohol through them, it's very efficient. I do it with my Walkman, works a treat. Best to use the plastic non fiber variety floss, it's tougher and applies more friction. Love your videos sweetie, auguri
Nowadays we can scan the basic or assembly code from the books and magazines to preserve them digitally. It’s cool to watch someone code and explain the basic code! 🎉
Impressive..! You can type, talk and read all at the same time..! I can't chew gum and walk ..!
You need to learn some development language. It will help you to understand the concepts of many electronic systems. It will aggregate so much to you and your channel. I say you that from my own experience. It's a little difficult, but it's worth it.
Interesting video, thanks. I’m curious to know how someone as young as you got interested in vintage computers, Eleonora? @Sayakas_Digital_Attic These are the computers from my childhood & I’m old. 😄
It's cool seeing young people with these old computers
Your face of shock & joy when you heard the binary audio squeal from the tape, and when it read the catalogue from the disks -- so cute.
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You coding snake in basic reminds me of something.
The typing whilst talking is very impressive!
I was only 14 years old when this computer came out.
That is one of the ways we got games in the 80's, finding the code printed somewhere. Another nice retro machine revitalized, good job!
I like the smell of electronics in the morning.🎞📽😊
Take us back to the good ol’ days Sayaka!