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5th January 2006, 03:19 PM
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old skool. mac ii se
just rescued two old macintosh ii se's from the trash. i'm basically hoping that i can just set up some archaic visuals on them, have them running as background (visual) noise in the studio...mostly just an ambience thing. i've found a couple articles on the web from people who have managed to get their old se's up and running... web-surfing and what-not. anybody have any suggestions of what i can do with these things? any programs that they are capable of running? it really doesn't matter how obsolete and backwards the visuals are, i just want to add to my mountain of useless tech spewing visuals...
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5th January 2006, 05:21 PM
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a mountain of useless tech spewing visuals..heh heh..sounds a bit like what my place is turning into.
I've got an LCII for just such a purpose but haven't looked into what the options are..
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5th January 2006, 06:12 PM
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huuum...
* ) guess u could try ><pose (arkaos first version), i still remeber (and miss!) that old jean michel jarre demo! guess videodelic won?t run.. but it doesn?t hurt to try it also! check on audiovisualizers page for old softW and vizualizer tools. hav fun!! r_x * )
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5th January 2006, 08:00 PM
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well, that was one of the first places i looked actually,..trying to find something that would actually function on these machines.... i was just taking a longshot on someone having personal experience and remembering something from their youth...
second place i looked was for pages on how to deal with archaic hardware/software issues... need to track down an ancient floppy boot disk... as an aside lev, i could probably give you a run for the money... the only thing i'm really lacking is the rebelle...
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