Satellaview BS Zelda History

Here is something I stumbled upon and never knew about…

The Satellaview (サテラビュー Saterabyū^?) was a Japan-Only add-on for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System released in 1995. The name “Satellaview” is assumed to be a portmanteau of the words “satellite” and “view”. Satellaview was broadcast from April 23, 1995 to June 30, 2000. It continued receiving new games up until March 1999. It is unknown why the Satellaview never went international. The Satellaview was obviously planned in North America as the evidence is the unused expansion port at the bottom of the NTSC version of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

Great video about the Satellaview and one the best games for the unit BS-Zelda the long lost Zelda game hardly anyone has played…

Check out the great work in progress of BS Zelda roms

http://bszelda.zeldalegends.net/bszelda.shtml

Here’s a website for finding unknown video game gems like this and more…

http://tcrf.net/Category:Games

Hercules rmx headphone cue / pfl not working in virtualdj

This tutorial is made to fix the problem of not having the headphone out and headphone volume / mix work with VirtualDJ.

First open the advance settings in the control panel for RMX and match these settings bellow.

Now in VirtualDJ go to settings and match the settings below. Make sure to un-check Apply EQ on external inputs.

Click Apply and OK and your headphone output will work.

The problem is due to how the rmx handles ASIO mode. Headphone out put only works in WDM mode.

Midi Bridge TouchOSC

NEW! Connect TouchOSC to your computer with one simple click!

TouchOSC Bridge is a standalone tool application for Windows and Mac OS X that relays MIDI messages sent from TouchOSC to any MIDI capable application on your computer and vice versa. TouchOSC version 1.8 or higher is required to use this application.

Download TouchOSC Bridge:

http://hexler.net/software/touchosc

How to use Midi Bridge?

download and open Touchosc-bridge
Make sure your computer and IOS device is on same network
in touchosc app under connections enable MIDI Bridge
click on the found host which would be the name of your computer
rock n roll!

Meteor Impact

Meteor Impact - First Strike

Meteor Impact - First Strike
Developer: Refugio Moya

Rated: 9+

Price: $0.99 Download (Aff.Link)

iPad Screenshots

touchosc game controller

supports

Made for iphone but works on iPad make sure in Options to have Scale iPhone layouts on

Why should I pay for this?

Save time making the layout
Save more time mapping out each button (its a head ache)
Save even more time testing and tweaking
All that time saved for only $1
You will also get free updates via email with more controller layouts and options when available.
Also free support.

Whats coming in the next update?

2nd player controls
more button layouts
user feed back tweaks and improvements

How to setup:

transfer your template to touchosc (get touchosc in appstore)

connect using CoreMIDI ( here’s how)

open the bomes mapping file and thats it.(scroll down for Bome’s software download links)

If you are having problems double check to make sure session 1 (or the name you have the ipad / iphone connected to in coremidi) is for incoming midi and (translate) on Trial Bome’s Pro or (MIDI Mapper) on classic Bome’s for outgoing also make sure the translation button is not stopped.

Check out the emulation collective below and test out your TouchOSC controller.

Emulation Collective
(free in browser emulators with games)
you need java installed to play

Windows has a free version of Bome’s midi translater:

http://www.bome.com/products/miditranslator/overview/classic

OSX has Trial Version lasts 20 minutes for every session:

http://www.bome.com/products/miditranslator/overview/osx

other wise it costs 59 Euros (approx. US$ 85 + conversion fee)

I tried installing the classic version on OSX using winebottler but the key strokes seem to only work within wine. So emulators running in wine should work.

If anyone figures out a way to get it to work outside of wine please leave a comment below.

http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/

djmoya

professional nerd