The dude taunted at me for some reason.

@vodkagobalsky that's right. You get meter if your opponent taunts. Woof.

@@ebayseller6040 he was in NorCal. My house actually.

When you create the web source, it asks for a URL. That's where I entered it. Use your local IP and point it to replays.html

You mean by the CPU or just in general?

@@vodkagobalsky By anyone, player or CPU..

@@Gargoyle_75 I guess you never played ST and only played cps1 sf2.

You need a custom cable that plugs into the adapter. I had a person make one for me.

Oh wow really! I figured I would never be able to find a replacement for that. Thanks for the advice!

Solution to de-yellowing the plastic?

@@vodkagobalsky aye ... that's the one ... sorry if a thousand comments came through, there ... YT seemed to be blocking 'em. Anyway, yeah ... I am pretty sure that RMCRetro eventually settled on the sealed chamber approach, too (where possible) ...

I had someone make it for me. The process is not that straight forward.

@@silverwah yes, I don’t intend to get rid of it.

@@vodkagobalsky Nice keep her running forever man.

Are you talking about the belt for the darksoft to the LCD screen? It came with the darksoft kit. I did have to mod my own connections onto the LCD screen as you saw in the video because I needed the connection to be on the back of the LCD and not the front. Those are just generic breadboard cables.

Thanks for replying bro... Yea I'm talking about the cable that connects to the screen, not the one that ships with the dark soft kit.... The one that u modded and soldered to the back to flush mount it in the metal case... What is THAT cable called exactly I would like to purchase one... Please let me know... Thanks in advance bro

@@YoungStunna876 They're just regular cables like these. I had some lying around from a Raspberry Pi. www.amazon.com/TOAPPNER-Multicolored-Breadboard-Arduino-Raspberry/dp/B089FZ79CS/ref=asc_df_B089FZ79CS?tag=bngsmtphsnus-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80058307777686&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4583657835620244&psc=1

Thank you vodka I really appreciate the assistance

Yes but you also need to split out the controls to the 2nd arcade. I have a VGA splitter myself that I'm using. It's a powered one. Make sure it's powered or else the image will be dim. Also make sure both arcades can handle the same refresh rate. 31khz or 15hkz. Since I do not have 2 Net Cities, I have rigged up another PC monitor as the 2nd monitor for it so people can still play on their own screens.

@@vodkagobalsky wooow thank you i really appreciate this answer. So 1st: powered vga splitter 2nd: aplit controls 3rd: chek the frame rate

@@beyondreamsandmind1679 The controls will be the trickiest part depending on what cabs you're using.

@@vodkagobalsky than you i really appreciate your respond

Yes, I ran the tournaments 😄You can catch the vods on channel @superloreboys

It's all on my github. It's not exactly a productized experience right now. You have to do a bit of setup in order to get everything to work. For example, you have to install all the python packages in order to get the server up and running. If you're not really a software developer, might be difficult for you.

There was an issue with the capture audio frequency. That’s why it sounds weird. It’s getting captured from the arcade board.

I don't think so. I don't remember having a hard time. Was probably just screws.

@@vodkagobalsky no I mean the passive heatsink on the FPGA, not the fan on the IO board.

@@Conchobhar I think you just take it off. I applied some thermal paste and that was about it.

Best setup is with cr. lk buffered into super. When I do that though, I don't negative edge it. I buffer 1 360 with cr lk and then just do another SPD after and piano mp and lp for multiple chances. The tricky part about jumping 720 is to spin at a rhythm where you end the 720 motion when you land. You don't need to spin it as fast as you think you do. I typically start the spin right when I press the button.

Hé ben si on arrive à caler ça a n’importe quel moment où l’on a la jauge pleine çà va faire mal 😁

It should be there in the arcade project forums.

@@vodkagobalsky I think i found it.. need to test it, but to actually do the update i need trasnfergame.exe which I also don't know where to get it from Can you help?

I don't know what error 25 is. You should check with the arcade project forums to see what that means.

@@vodkagobalsky it is Can not access GD-ROM drive but I honestly think it’s the BIOS

@@Revrun1991 Your jumpers are in the correct orientation? Yeah could be the BIOS.

@@vodkagobalsky yes it is. When the Naomi 2 screen boots you will see the GD rom instead of network.

You need to get someone to flash one for you. Go to Arcade Project forums and ask there.

I have default springs in them and that stick is just regular Sanwa JLF.

@@vodkagobalsky so 1.0... I see. Thanks for fast reply. See you at the top. 🙏🏾

Can you break it down to explain it to me please?

@@santiagocabrera You need to do a neutral jump then do up + heavy punch. What makes it unique (in SF2 at least) is that it has a tiny range and basically hhis only opponents over your head. It very very situational. But the advantage is that it's a guaranteed stun if it hits making it also unique and very powerful.