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by Cowering » Sat Dec 06, 2008 5:58 pm
Yeah, all the USA ones are done, and most of the books are scanned.. I have not found a 'perfect' way to remove the glued in page to keep it from being slightly damaged.. maybe you have a better technique? I have a 1200DPI Legal Size scanner, which thankfully can scan two pages at once.. making things a little easier to keep lined up.
Hmm.. maybe i'll stick one of my many Richard Scary books in the oven at about 200F and see if I can persuade the glue to let go.
Oh, and since you did the Mickey (U) and Sonic (U), I thought you were in the USA also. If you are in Europe, there are TONS of language specific versions to get that I can't afford to ship across the Atlantic myself.
I do indeed own Sonic (J), which made me make a slight alteration to my copier. I had hooked up only one ground signal, but sonic (J) would only dump a repeating 512byte pattern until i hooked together the other grounds on the cart. Maybe it has something to do with the IO port the jap stuff can use and the amount of current it might draw.
I'd love to see the inside of one of those special jap pico carts so I can emulate the IO pin. I suspect it is using the serial mode of the genesis type controller port, since that type of IO would already have been in the silicon of the Sega ASICs common to Genesis and Pico.
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