I still go back to Ben's memorial page every couple of years. It's rare for any webpage to stay online for so long. It really speaks to the impact he had. I mainly knew Ben from #trax, and he sent me some computer hardware.
@yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh20 күн бұрын
We've come so far
@blaguedr75825 күн бұрын
Are you alive over there?
@blaguedr75825 күн бұрын
I want one :3
@blaguedr75825 күн бұрын
Is it still available
@jimbobsclayworld2439Ай бұрын
Surprised captions even work on this video tbh, great video regardless! 🎉
@ControllerheadАй бұрын
Ah i miss those late night video toaster infomercials!
@general0neАй бұрын
So powerful, it'll suck the insulation out of your building!
@popmastaaАй бұрын
Damn they got Otis Day and the knights that’s so rad. Grad from 2013! Great video! Makes highschool seem fun haha.
@minignoux4566Ай бұрын
reminder, this is the low end model of the first x86 chip, you literally cannot go lower than that in term of PC performance
@beastwormАй бұрын
So that's where OBS got their logo from! :P
@theSoundCarddatabaseАй бұрын
That was fun to watch. Preserved and enhanced for the future. That thing must be LOUD as heck but it seems to keep its promises!
@HPPalmtopTubeАй бұрын
I wonder if you were to train a modern AI video generation tool with tons of these old VHS tape videos, if it could produce videos like this with the exact blur/grain/noise/feeling typical of playing back early 90's VHS tapes. If given enough compute power it should be identical IMO.
@JimLeonardАй бұрын
In about 20 years, definitely.
@HPPalmtopTubeАй бұрын
@@JimLeonard Hmm with the way things are going with AI nowadays (nearly every week there's some new AI story on the news (NBC Nightly News) that shows amazing (and sometimes scary) stuff. It's my opinion that soon, maybe in 10-15 years or so, consumer GPUs will be powerfull enough to do away with Z-buffered scanline or raytraced graphics rendering techniques, and use a pure AI approach instead, with graphics that look %100 real... I also think it's just a matter of months or years before you can go and see the "Toy Story of AI" in the cinemas, with AI rendered graphics...
@vwestlifeАй бұрын
Notice they never play any live audio of it running. That's because it sounds like a jet engine. And wouldn't it be cheaper and easier just to tell your workers and guests to not be such slobs and stop dumping their garbage and popcorn on the floor?
@JimLeonardАй бұрын
Ah, I see you've never worked in a movie theater before! Any attempts to ask people to deposit their trash in proper receptacles is usually seen as a challenge by teenagers for how much they can do the opposite. I'm sure you're right that the noise is deafening. Most of the example footage showed them using it after hours when all the workers were gone :-)
@JFD62780Ай бұрын
Speaking of audio, this video sounds suspiciously tampered with! Wasn't there supposed to be background music accompanying the (now robotic-sounding) announcer? :/ EDIT: It started to sound normal around 6:42...
@JimLeonardАй бұрын
@@JFD62780 It was that or KZread take the video down, which I'm thinking of doing anyway
@tcam333Ай бұрын
This video really sucks!
@JimLeonardАй бұрын
It TOTALLY sucks!
@HPPalmtopTubeАй бұрын
Those graphics look %100 real to me, amazing!!! :) LOL
@PeranMeАй бұрын
Man, the demoscene has changed. Not against it, just saying it changed. 4/5
@vwestlifeАй бұрын
They could've remarketed this as a cooling system for overclocked Pentium 4's.
@JimLeonardАй бұрын
I hear Evoke will have an industrial vacuum compo this year
@RickdensАй бұрын
Amazing work. What's the best way to get an output of the pc speaker on my 5150 to hook it up to my sound system with a subwoofer? Doesn't that strip the reverb from the metal case etc?
@kaerucraft7100Ай бұрын
Hello! I came here to talk about the Demoscene Your team and other Demoscene groups did an awesome job! I'm a very young adult and your demos made me really love the Demoscene and the Retrogaming!! I really congrats you and everyone who contributed to the Demoscene. Your work is amazing and the music keeps in my head and will keep forever! I am amazed by the technical aspect of the demos and machines, I really would like to code some programs one day, even if I don't even know how to code a simple program for now. But I got a lot of decades to go ahead! Thank you again for your team and every Demoscene groups for your amazing work. I hope that you inspired a lot of people other than me! ❤
@nagash303Ай бұрын
no, I don no, t dont'n miss pc-speaker beeps. We all bought Soundblaster.
@SonictrainkidDoesFurryStuffАй бұрын
2:17 lol
@JasperTedVidalTaleАй бұрын
Jim i hope i didn't offend you about your last comment in my video. Because um if you were trying to comment about a DBGL solution i didn't delete your comment It is most likely that KZread did delete it
@mgrinz.ireneuszukaszdzitko1348Ай бұрын
Classic computer effect's with picture art-machine also very change background scene and position image in demo is positive nice for culture eyes for view, for hear sound music. 🎞👏😇😯😑⌨
@loresoong8207Ай бұрын
This is such a feel-good game for me and this video really captured that aspect of it. Definitely makes me want to replay it. 13 years late, but thank you for posting this!
@Pootie_TangАй бұрын
Sooo, it has been 9 years since, where's 4k full color 60 fps with 7.1 sound on 8088?
@bexiexz2 ай бұрын
this is so so cool and informative, ty
@SquirrelMonkeyCom2 ай бұрын
The most impressive demo I've ever seen! Magic!
@PolySwitchOfficial2 ай бұрын
WHAT
@eletronictoenails2 ай бұрын
Cute kittens at 2:17
@ICHa-be9wf2 ай бұрын
so great
@danorthsidemang38342 ай бұрын
PEDPHIS.
@ClemensLode3 ай бұрын
next do chatgpt
@JimLeonard2 ай бұрын
Funny you mention that; I learned last week that John Walker implemented a tiny neural network on a C64 back in 1987.
@ClemensLode2 ай бұрын
@@JimLeonard Andrej Karpathy made a nice tutorial using the Python NN libraries for Python ("Let's build GPT: from scratch, in code, spelled out."). Reducing the training set to a minimum (children's books or simple number sequences) might do the trick.
@JimLeonard2 ай бұрын
@@ClemensLode If only python were available for 16-bit platforms
@kenyaairwayz3 ай бұрын
Tron 2.0 Killer App (2004)
@alejack120013 ай бұрын
Just saw this today. Incredible, fantastic all from IBM 5150. It must have taken months to make. Thanks for sharing.
@JimLeonard3 ай бұрын
It did, in fact, take months. Years, if you add up all the man-months.
@JohnVance3 ай бұрын
Bro you just described the front page of reddit
@JohnVance3 ай бұрын
This is really inspiring
@angelparrilla20683 ай бұрын
Why.... Would that thing be real in the matrix? it's just zeroes, ones and fortnite dances.
@semicuriosity2573 ай бұрын
The IBM PC wasn't the best X86 microcomputer in 1981 i.e. NEC PC-98
@JimLeonard2 ай бұрын
PC-98 came out in 1982, not 1981.
@YuutaTogashi0707Ай бұрын
pc-98 was 82
@semicuriosity257Ай бұрын
@@YuutaTogashi0707 In 1981, NEC's Terminal Units Division of the Information Processing Group launched the personal computer series N5200, which was branded as the "personal terminal". It used an Intel 8086 processor and a µPD7220 display controller. Its architecture was similar to that of the PC-98, but it mostly ran the proprietary operating system PTOS. Components from N5200 were reused in PC-98.
@ChadDoebelin3 ай бұрын
what?
@poofygoof3 ай бұрын
it's been up for roughly an hour...
@JimLeonard3 ай бұрын
Needed meme content.
@D3adtbeatraccoon3 ай бұрын
@@JimLeonard GO algorithm - make this boi vrial
@InspiredChaos3 ай бұрын
Something bugging you?
@JimLeonard3 ай бұрын
Needed meme content.
@marcosorvino35613 ай бұрын
This inspired me to a Drummer went to see Ferris bueller and this trailer played I remember it vividly
@chillydawgg43543 ай бұрын
Ugh can you edit out the black screen parts
@guilhermecarvalhodarosa3 ай бұрын
Eggcelent
@MattIsTheCat4 ай бұрын
Hey Jim. I was wondering if you still have the last version of the Batch MP4 to XDV converter that I emailed you. I accidentally deleted it, and someone else mentioned they wanted to use it. Either way, thank you.
@JimLeonard3 ай бұрын
I'm sorry, I don't have it; I think I was waiting for an updated version? I could try to search my backups for it if you can remember the filename...
@MattIsTheCat3 ай бұрын
@@JimLeonard It is called MP4toXDV (dot ZIP)
@JimLeonard3 ай бұрын
@@MattIsTheCat I'm really sorry, but I didn't find it in my backups.
@MattIsTheCat3 ай бұрын
@@JimLeonard Thank you for taking the time to check.
@rafa_br344 ай бұрын
The video itself seems to be somewhat recoverable, but the audio is not so much.
@SamplrOfMoonshine4 ай бұрын
beeper with reverberation and bass, that s what i needed
@RTMonitor4 ай бұрын
43 years old processor, never thought that it would work, but it does :3
@orlandomoreno61684 ай бұрын
This is the secret CERN doesn't want you to know 😮
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Back before Memphis turned into Detroit.
I still go back to Ben's memorial page every couple of years. It's rare for any webpage to stay online for so long. It really speaks to the impact he had. I mainly knew Ben from #trax, and he sent me some computer hardware.
We've come so far
Are you alive over there?
I want one :3
Is it still available
Surprised captions even work on this video tbh, great video regardless! 🎉
Ah i miss those late night video toaster infomercials!
So powerful, it'll suck the insulation out of your building!
Damn they got Otis Day and the knights that’s so rad. Grad from 2013! Great video! Makes highschool seem fun haha.
reminder, this is the low end model of the first x86 chip, you literally cannot go lower than that in term of PC performance
So that's where OBS got their logo from! :P
That was fun to watch. Preserved and enhanced for the future. That thing must be LOUD as heck but it seems to keep its promises!
I wonder if you were to train a modern AI video generation tool with tons of these old VHS tape videos, if it could produce videos like this with the exact blur/grain/noise/feeling typical of playing back early 90's VHS tapes. If given enough compute power it should be identical IMO.
In about 20 years, definitely.
@@JimLeonard Hmm with the way things are going with AI nowadays (nearly every week there's some new AI story on the news (NBC Nightly News) that shows amazing (and sometimes scary) stuff. It's my opinion that soon, maybe in 10-15 years or so, consumer GPUs will be powerfull enough to do away with Z-buffered scanline or raytraced graphics rendering techniques, and use a pure AI approach instead, with graphics that look %100 real... I also think it's just a matter of months or years before you can go and see the "Toy Story of AI" in the cinemas, with AI rendered graphics...
Notice they never play any live audio of it running. That's because it sounds like a jet engine. And wouldn't it be cheaper and easier just to tell your workers and guests to not be such slobs and stop dumping their garbage and popcorn on the floor?
Ah, I see you've never worked in a movie theater before! Any attempts to ask people to deposit their trash in proper receptacles is usually seen as a challenge by teenagers for how much they can do the opposite. I'm sure you're right that the noise is deafening. Most of the example footage showed them using it after hours when all the workers were gone :-)
Speaking of audio, this video sounds suspiciously tampered with! Wasn't there supposed to be background music accompanying the (now robotic-sounding) announcer? :/ EDIT: It started to sound normal around 6:42...
@@JFD62780 It was that or KZread take the video down, which I'm thinking of doing anyway
This video really sucks!
It TOTALLY sucks!
Those graphics look %100 real to me, amazing!!! :) LOL
Man, the demoscene has changed. Not against it, just saying it changed. 4/5
They could've remarketed this as a cooling system for overclocked Pentium 4's.
I hear Evoke will have an industrial vacuum compo this year
Amazing work. What's the best way to get an output of the pc speaker on my 5150 to hook it up to my sound system with a subwoofer? Doesn't that strip the reverb from the metal case etc?
Hello! I came here to talk about the Demoscene Your team and other Demoscene groups did an awesome job! I'm a very young adult and your demos made me really love the Demoscene and the Retrogaming!! I really congrats you and everyone who contributed to the Demoscene. Your work is amazing and the music keeps in my head and will keep forever! I am amazed by the technical aspect of the demos and machines, I really would like to code some programs one day, even if I don't even know how to code a simple program for now. But I got a lot of decades to go ahead! Thank you again for your team and every Demoscene groups for your amazing work. I hope that you inspired a lot of people other than me! ❤
no, I don no, t dont'n miss pc-speaker beeps. We all bought Soundblaster.
2:17 lol
Jim i hope i didn't offend you about your last comment in my video. Because um if you were trying to comment about a DBGL solution i didn't delete your comment It is most likely that KZread did delete it
Classic computer effect's with picture art-machine also very change background scene and position image in demo is positive nice for culture eyes for view, for hear sound music. 🎞👏😇😯😑⌨
This is such a feel-good game for me and this video really captured that aspect of it. Definitely makes me want to replay it. 13 years late, but thank you for posting this!
Sooo, it has been 9 years since, where's 4k full color 60 fps with 7.1 sound on 8088?
this is so so cool and informative, ty
The most impressive demo I've ever seen! Magic!
WHAT
Cute kittens at 2:17
so great
PEDPHIS.
next do chatgpt
Funny you mention that; I learned last week that John Walker implemented a tiny neural network on a C64 back in 1987.
@@JimLeonard Andrej Karpathy made a nice tutorial using the Python NN libraries for Python ("Let's build GPT: from scratch, in code, spelled out."). Reducing the training set to a minimum (children's books or simple number sequences) might do the trick.
@@ClemensLode If only python were available for 16-bit platforms
Tron 2.0 Killer App (2004)
Just saw this today. Incredible, fantastic all from IBM 5150. It must have taken months to make. Thanks for sharing.
It did, in fact, take months. Years, if you add up all the man-months.
Bro you just described the front page of reddit
This is really inspiring
Why.... Would that thing be real in the matrix? it's just zeroes, ones and fortnite dances.
The IBM PC wasn't the best X86 microcomputer in 1981 i.e. NEC PC-98
PC-98 came out in 1982, not 1981.
pc-98 was 82
@@YuutaTogashi0707 In 1981, NEC's Terminal Units Division of the Information Processing Group launched the personal computer series N5200, which was branded as the "personal terminal". It used an Intel 8086 processor and a µPD7220 display controller. Its architecture was similar to that of the PC-98, but it mostly ran the proprietary operating system PTOS. Components from N5200 were reused in PC-98.
what?
it's been up for roughly an hour...
Needed meme content.
@@JimLeonard GO algorithm - make this boi vrial
Something bugging you?
Needed meme content.
This inspired me to a Drummer went to see Ferris bueller and this trailer played I remember it vividly
Ugh can you edit out the black screen parts
Eggcelent
Hey Jim. I was wondering if you still have the last version of the Batch MP4 to XDV converter that I emailed you. I accidentally deleted it, and someone else mentioned they wanted to use it. Either way, thank you.
I'm sorry, I don't have it; I think I was waiting for an updated version? I could try to search my backups for it if you can remember the filename...
@@JimLeonard It is called MP4toXDV (dot ZIP)
@@MattIsTheCat I'm really sorry, but I didn't find it in my backups.
@@JimLeonard Thank you for taking the time to check.
The video itself seems to be somewhat recoverable, but the audio is not so much.
beeper with reverberation and bass, that s what i needed
43 years old processor, never thought that it would work, but it does :3
This is the secret CERN doesn't want you to know 😮