I ask this periodically but it's been on my mind today: does anyone have a high quality collection of the old Nickelodeon show Roundhouse? The set that I have has decent enough video quality but excruciatingly bad audio (muffled and heavy hiss). #Nickelodeon#Roundhouse#LostMedia
A few months ago, I made a backup copy of all my CDs (well, the ones I could still read), including CD-Rs of random downloaded shareware. I listed some of it on my website.
This week someone asked me if I could share my copy of Alien Detector Pro, which had apparently vanished from the internets and is a childhood memory for them.
So, now, all of you can enjoy Alien Detector Pro and see if there are aliens in your area!
Upon examination, it was confirmed that reels 1-4 of the missing silent 35 mm print entitled: Sealed Hearts, was in the cans. The original US distribution print had lasted 50 mins and been in 5 reels.
The very unknown and hard to find Japanese film "Kairei" starring Johnny Cash is available on the Internet Archive, but hardly anyone knows anything about it because there are no known commercial editions with Japanese subtitles. So I subtitled it myself with Whisper AI, and it did an incredible job. An interesting movie! Now I am trying to figure out what to do with it. Any ideas welcome.
I've looked everywhere and I just cannot find this game for my childhood
I know the game was available at Best Buy at some point and I was maybe around 8-10 i think (18 now) and I vaguely remember the cover having a variety of characters jumping off to the left side of the cover along with a big cannon that was pointing forward with a another character inside the cannon
The gameplay was like a linear 3D platformer with different various sections where you would get enemies tossed towards you and you would have to do some sort of task like twisting something on the ground to move you upward or some other puzzle to progress forward
The graphics were cartoony and the characters were little big planet looking I would argue for my memory it would have been little big planet if it was a 3D platformer
How do we research the old #arcade and coin-op games?
Let's take a journey into the publications that covered the coin-op industry over the years! From these lifelines, we can learn so much about how the culture of amusement machines affected society across the world.
There are several coin-op mags we don't have any issues of to examine.
-Pacific Coin Machine Review: A West Coast publication from the 1930s
-American Automatic Merchandiser
-Coinamatic Age
-Launder-matic Age
-**Mass Vending **magazine
-Vending World
-Operator's Automatic Gazette
PLEASE let us know if you find issues of any of these! They are a complete mystery right now! #lostmedia
I want to share this piece of history that I acquired and didn't want to disappear to the sands of time. A VHS tape for the service procedure for the iconic #ThinkPad 701c "Butterfly" notebook. I hope you enjoy this piece of history. You will have seen footage from this tape in my recent video on the #ThinkPad 701c where I discuss the complex history behind its development. Lastly, I want to mention I claim no ownership over this video and wish to release it for the purposes of education, study and historical preservation. Hopefully people will find it useful with the renewed interest in this device like a Framework mod.#ThinkPadThursday https://youtu.be/ie4ENvfpW-4
@laptopretrospective When I started using Thinkpads in 2008, I encountered an intro video, which introduced users to a Thinkpad model in 1995. It was made by an IT department of a US university. It guided people through the setup of Windows 95 and other settings. I never encountered that video again, so I can’t recall what university and what Thinkpad model. The host of the video presented the Thinkpad in front of the University’s fountain… #LostMedia
It’s honestly amazing how, as I’ve aged, I’ve gone from pirating out of necessity/rebellion to trying to not pirate unless I absolutely had to, to thinking it’s the only ethical answer. :/
#PeppaPig US Clips anyone?
This playlist,contains the ‘only found’ clips of said program found among the interwebs. Said #LostMedia, is from #CartoonNetwork and their #TickleU block, aired from 2005 to 2007.
After searching for hours for the gamemaker 8 standalone sprite editor I finally found it.
https://archive.org/download/gmimage-editor-test...