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First... you are in the wrong section. Second, let us see; but this is an easy way to do.

woddfellow2 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 02, 2020 4:44 am Here is a TV Guide Channel (Amiga) recording from 21 October 1999: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBq2mpZtNrc

Caught it first on our Discord regarding to TVGC redcarpet specials and its grid!

Windows 10 Pro N 64 Bit 20H2 (Intel HD Graphics 2000) You may need Windows NT or XP to run the Hollywood software. Otherwise, Vista, 7 or 10 will not allow to run the software due to technical specification and software restrictions. If you want to run throught NT or XP, run through virtual machine...

For those who didn't join our Discord: We already have a real working TVGC unit and genlock is working with this unit! So here's what happened: DJ Electro (one of our Discord users on our PVG Discord channel) had the hands of the TVGC Hollywood workstation, and he made it work. Earlier, he tried the...

Some new finds on Prevue, including a Prevue Latino clip from 1995 on YouTube. Prevue Latino (from an unknown cable provider in Latin America) in October 1995 by "Telearchivos Retro": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kv3tvHUTaw0 (Another example of program "changes" in some channe...

woddfellow2 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 8:28 pm Now we have video evidence that the switch from all-capitals to mixed-case listings occurred at some point in early 1994.

I think thats when the black list software went de-commissioned and was replaced with the blue grid.

SamsungAsus wrote: ↑Sun Aug 16, 2020 4:36 am Well, that's a bummer. Did the Prevue Guide music Bandcamp have a high quality version or no?

Geez. I think its a no. Like what tin said, there is no full HQ version of the 1988 Prevue song.

The music was sent over one of several audio subcarriers on the satellite, and the Amiga was fitted with hardware that switched to that audio and played it out to the cable company's headend kit.The Amiga could switch this to one of the audio sources for the videos that played in the top half, depe...

SamsungAsus wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 10:14 am Wait, do you mean I should play a separate music file and run the emulation at the same time or do you mean something else?

You must play the music on the music player, then run the emulation. Don't put the music in the emulation by itself. There's no problem and difference with that.

I tried running WinUAE re VLC together, but I couldn't play the audio through VLC. I also tried using Windows Media Player, but I couldn't get that to work either. I never seen that kind of issue before. In my side, I did tried to play music through a music player and emulate it on WinUAE and it wo...