How to dump arcade EPROMS - TAITO Master of Weapons SWAP B-System

In this Episode, I will show you how to dump an arcade Eprom set , using the GQ-4X True USB Universal Programmer. A Special thanks goes out to Sypthv8 for all the info and for his video that He did on this subject matter!

[@Sypthv8]

Thanks for the shout out. Didn't know it was a simple eprom swap to get more games on this board. Actually have a violence fight I might try this out with.

[@BuxProduxshuns]

+Sypthv8 Here's some more info...www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=660
great website!

[@oscarlobaton979]

Thanks for the video, was good to see hows posible to preservate.

[@BuxProduxshuns]

+oscar lobaton I am glad you liked it, part two is coming soon.

[@Eli_Santin]

Does the dumping device work with any type of ROM chip? I'm looking to rip the files of a sound system from a model train produced in the '90s.

[@BuxProduxshuns]

GameBreaker64 - Yes, but only if it is the “through-hole” type. SMD’s would require an adapter. As would larger size ROM’s physical dimensions, as you may had seen in this video or another video which I had made. However, reading the data may after dumping may pose a problem. You may just have to dump then burn the data on a new ROM, without knowing what you’re looking at. Sorry if this sounds too vague and I hope that helps.

[@SergioSanseviero]

How to added the roms on mame emulator?

[@koga7349]

Can you decompile the byte code to something readable like C or at least ASM?

[@BuxProduxshuns]

I don’t think that’s possible. Emulators have done the best they can.

[@jaepee1359]

Where is part 2? Wtf

[@BuxProduxshuns]

Sorry, part 2 was lost in the great computer crash of 2016.

[@jaepee1359]

@@BuxProduxshuns got it. Lol