@@lok0br Steve Wozniak was very focused on support, compatibility and upgradability. He would've open-sourced the company if he could, but Jobs was business first and throughout his life he pushed his company and ideas forward, but it means rapid succession and obsolescence of products. The first iPad was killed after just 2 years, the last PowerBook G4 was still being produced despite being obsoleted 2 years later in 2008. That's my thoughts on it at least
Legend has it that the US Dept of Defense (one of those top secret federal offices) still uses floppy disks. Last year while waiting on our Delta flight, me & another passenger noticed they still use dot matrix printers at the flight counter 😩
I don't even have a apple computer or a phone but... Old apple and new apple. Its like a father and son moment. Also, could we see some late 90s games? The original QUAKE would be nice!
@@gamagama69 there is more than one quake game. There is the original four. Quake 1, released 1996, Quake 2, 1997, Quake 3, (i dont remember when it was released) Quake 4, 2005. There is also remasters of the first 3 games.
The first computer we got in 1996 was a second hand C64. I immediately got interested in BASIC. Once we got a better comp I went to Visual Basic. Man this nostalgia is sweet
Its crazy how music turns into stuff you CAN ACTUALLY USE ON OLDIE STUFF awesome i love it its so manky and the sound when you turn it on not the beep but the prrrrrrrrr so satisfying
Not really. The Apple 2 saved programs to audio cassette tape. Audio cassette tapes recorded audio sound between approximately 20Hz to 18KHz. The data the Apple 2 recorded to the tape consisted of tones of two frequencies, if I recall. Short duration tones. So almost anything that can record audio and play it back can act as a storage device for the Apple 2.
15 years ago i filled a massive roll off bin with old apples , super pets , just everything and had i taken away , i kick myself in the --- every day lol
This is amazing, i didnt know this existed. I gotta check this out now, are there any similar things for other systems? I believe this one is exclusive to the apple 2
The c64 tape drive (datasette) is digital and uses a proprietary connector. So you’d need an 3.5mm breakout board or something like a Tapuino, an arduino based tape drive emulator, kind of like the sd2iec but for tape.
Try that with a current Mac. It is true for all pcs. It was fun back then because people in general were not farts stealing stuff. Hacking was what else can I do! Pity always some idiots screwing the whole thing.
The C64 datasette is digital so, you would have to use one of those tape to 3.5mm “car stereo” adapters. There are also digital to analog converters or other arduino based tape drive emulators available.
@@ashtonsretrocomputerroom I was thinking more of being able to play an audio file on my computer when plugged into a regular cassette recorder then be able to take that tape and put it in the datasette. Is that possible or does the datasette write to the tape in a way that a normal recorder can't?
@@jimmyburke2611The datasette connects to the c64 with a hard wired proprietary connector, where as computers like the Apple II use a standard off the shelf cassette player, because it has 3.5mm input/output.
It is difficult sometimes. I have to try different angles, distances and focal points. Also filming at 30fps seems to get the best results, for my iPhone anyway.
Old apple and new apple working together. This is a dream for the creator of the company.
Woz for sure, but not Jobs
@@RetroOnSpeedDialI came here to say the same thing
@@RetroOnSpeedDialcould you explain why? I'm not into apple and didn't understand. Sorry if this was a dumb question
@@lok0br Steve Wozniak was very focused on support, compatibility and upgradability. He would've open-sourced the company if he could, but Jobs was business first and throughout his life he pushed his company and ideas forward, but it means rapid succession and obsolescence of products. The first iPad was killed after just 2 years, the last PowerBook G4 was still being produced despite being obsoleted 2 years later in 2008.
That's my thoughts on it at least
@@RetroOnSpeedDial ok, thanks
Vintage tech is so much more interesting than anything we have today.
I agree. So much life in them.
@@naturalroyalflush They have soul. Even if the new stuff is "better" it just lacks that character that we like.
You'd like Linux then.
I'm young and I like this type of stuff
Agreed like USING MUSIC HOW
That is so cool 😎
I'm impressed by what they come up with to save old data and keep older equipment still running
Yes!! Such a great community!
Legend has it that the US Dept of Defense (one of those top secret federal offices) still uses floppy disks. Last year while waiting on our Delta flight, me & another passenger noticed they still use dot matrix printers at the flight counter 😩
I don't even have a apple computer or a phone but...
Old apple and new apple. Its like a father and son moment.
Also, could we see some late 90s games? The original QUAKE would be nice!
More like Father and evil criminal son
>original
wdym there is only one quake you mean the dos version vs the windows version vs the nightdive version?
@@gamagama69 there is more than one quake game. There is the original four.
Quake 1, released 1996,
Quake 2, 1997,
Quake 3, (i dont remember when it was released)
Quake 4, 2005.
There is also remasters of the first 3 games.
The first computer we got in 1996 was a second hand C64.
I immediately got interested in BASIC. Once we got a better comp I went to Visual Basic. Man this nostalgia is sweet
It is incredible to see a phone from nowdays connected in a computer from the 70s/80s
This is absolutely fantastic.
Love Apple II, CALL -151 and my mnemonic table
This is so interesting, I should try that , never knew you could do this before
Its crazy how music turns into stuff you CAN ACTUALLY USE ON OLDIE STUFF awesome i love it its so manky and the sound when you turn it on not the beep but the prrrrrrrrr so satisfying
Not really.
The Apple 2 saved programs to audio cassette tape. Audio cassette tapes recorded audio sound between approximately 20Hz to 18KHz.
The data the Apple 2 recorded to the tape consisted of tones of two frequencies, if I recall. Short duration tones.
So almost anything that can record audio and play it back can act as a storage device for the Apple 2.
Legend , thank you professor 😊
Man this is so cool. Love the computer.
15 years ago i filled a massive roll off bin with old apples , super pets , just everything and had i taken away , i kick myself in the --- every day lol
This is great! I'm going to try this on my Apple //c
Cool! BTW i am going to write a CPU emulator and a kernel for my robotic project, i could design a 8-bit ISA as another project.
Nice
애플직원들은 이 기술에 감탄해야 합니다😊
So Cool!!!!
Vintage tech ❤❤❤❤
The raised riggy profile picture
And all seriousness, I like this channel and it’s very cool
Sound of 🪳in village in night similar sound ❤ nostalgic old memories
Ohhhhhh I remember those sounds
WHOA cool!
This is amazing, i didnt know this existed. I gotta check this out now, are there any similar things for other systems? I believe this one is exclusive to the apple 2
Windows 3.1 with the app of your choice pls😀
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Is there a similar thing for the c64? I have an adapter that let's me load games from an SD-Card, but that doesn't always work correctly
The c64 tape drive (datasette) is digital and uses a proprietary connector. So you’d need an 3.5mm breakout board or something like a Tapuino, an arduino based tape drive emulator, kind of like the sd2iec but for tape.
@@ashtonsretrocomputerroom I'm gonna do some research on that, thanks :)
I imagined you to sound like scruffy from Futurama, I thought since u looked like him you would too
I swear this game is a complete legend
When retro outshines the new school!
Ahh back then we used to store data in sound wave
My first computer was actually the Atari 400. Have you ever used that?
My friend’s dad had one growing up. I’ve got an Atari 130xe, their final 8bit machine.
The music you hear is resonance by home.
Try that with a current Mac. It is true for all pcs. It was fun back then because people in general were not farts stealing stuff. Hacking was what else can I do! Pity always some idiots screwing the whole thing.
Why is it green ??? Is it a monochrome crt but just green and black or is it the computer outputs green
monochrome CRT with green phosphor. there were rare ones that were amber.
Do they have something like this for c64 cassette audio files?
The C64 datasette is digital so, you would have to use one of those tape to 3.5mm “car stereo” adapters. There are also digital to analog converters or other arduino based tape drive emulators available.
@@ashtonsretrocomputerroom I was thinking more of being able to play an audio file on my computer when plugged into a regular cassette recorder then be able to take that tape and put it in the datasette. Is that possible or does the datasette write to the tape in a way that a normal recorder can't?
So basically the car adapter idea with more steps.
@@jimmyburke2611The datasette connects to the c64 with a hard wired proprietary connector, where as computers like the Apple II use a standard off the shelf cassette player, because it has 3.5mm input/output.
Esa app está emulando un modulador de audio?
It’s just a website that plays back binary audio signals.
Tell me, please, how do you remove a crt monitor so that it does not flicker and generally looks great?
It is difficult sometimes. I have to try different angles, distances and focal points. Also filming at 30fps seems to get the best results, for my iPhone anyway.
@@ashtonsretrocomputerroom thanks 😊
How do you get those computers now a days I always wanted one please tell me how 🙏
You can bring games back
But do you think we can get Doom on it tho!?
What’s the app called?
Once again, asking you to play Sonic on the Commodore 64 and did you know they made a Super Mario Bros version for it?
Sonic requires a ram expansion unit, which I unfortunately don’t have. I did a short about SMB for c64 a wile back. May do another one sometime!
Pls do NeXT computers
Wish I had one! I usually stick to machines I had or used in school back in the day.
Is there any way to do this on a VIC 20? Thanks!!
Do you have a Nintendo 64?
For sure! Got it for Christmas in 1996!
Why did computers used to look more multifunctional? They looked complicated, but their complexity made them multifunctional
Pls show us your gaming set up Pls Pls Pls i will subscribe
Me gusta más el Amiga 500
Does it works for iic?
Unfortunately the IIc doesn’t have a cassette port
Where do I find a commodore pet?
how old are you currently?
Apple// can you download mario to your computer but then crash it?
Can it run doom tho
Day 2 of asking More Macintosh!
I have some ascii art it's just that I only send it to people who deserve it ,it really would be unsuitable for me to send to you
Can it run doom
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You can play Minecraft on that computer?
This computers of apple to old and new
>:O
Pls game rally windows 95
Sir pasend po ito need sa application:
Authors name:
Affiliation/Company:
Email address:
Can run Roblox
Day five of asking for a computer
He talks!!!
RIGGY
can you run bad apple
I know this is real, but it just...Its so goofy it sounds like someone trying to fool me.