>> Adric, could you tell me what the hell that round
>> connector is, next to the 23pin RGB port. Its been so
That is an audio/video output, which uses the same video connector as the Commodore 64 and Atari 8-bits. On the C64 it has composite, chroma, luma, and audio available on that port. But on the Amiga 1000 they only have composite and audio, but the audio is stereo and that takes up the pins that used to be for Chroma/Luma. Of course, I believe this is the only Amiga that used that port.
>> Nice presentation of information, steady shots.
>> Informative. It's something that a lot of people on
>> YouTube should learn how to do on their videos.
I agree.. So many youtube videos are so amateur, it is like a 6 year old was making the video. So often youtube videos are blurry, overexposed, underexposed, jerky.. and the audio is usually just as bad. I always strive for a little better quality. but there will always be somebody to criticize, like the guy who was insulting my soldering skills. What he may not realize is that soldering while trying to keep a camera zoomed in on a small section, keeping the lights on the board, staying in the focal range, and keeping obects out of the way of the shot like hands, soldering irons, etc... is far more difficult than it looks. A 30-second soldering job can take 10 minutes when you are trying to video it.
