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Kanna

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  1. Addition I actually solved this, I was a bit too quick to post on here. All I had to do is do the classic chkdsk in CMD and it fixed it, but I will still take in mind to get a HDD tbh
  2. The thing that I was warned about may have come, but it could also have been something I made happen. My Xbox captures USB has stopped working, or well the folder for the captures isn't working, rest of the USB works so I'm wondering is there remotely any way something can be recovered or should I just take the L and move on to doing double HDDs on my xbox?
  3. Yeah I usually just throw the clips onto my PC when the USB drive get's full so that's some back up
  4. No, I have one for my games at the moment. Getting one for the clips would make it two
  5. I feel like it would be a lot to have 2 external hard drives connected to the xbox but I will be thinking about it, it's not really recordings I need to keep but it would be nice to keep lol It doesn't get as hot over a night in the xbox as in the TV just a few hours, which I think is good. I might just have got unlucky with the old USB or it was the fact the TV made it kinda hot. As for SSD or HDD, I stated my view on that above.
  6. I have this 64gb PNY USB that I use for Xbox recordings and I'm usually leaving it in the xbox, but I'm unsure if that's good because it's always lit up and I had a USB act weird in the past after having it in the TV always after a while. So as title says, is it safe for the USB?
  7. Oh most sets I find for sale are bundles with a controller, rarely see sets without controller on the site I'm on
  8. I thought sets just made you hook it up to the fan hub no? the fan hub only uses one plug to my knowledge
  9. I want to put them in the front, but reading this I might just save for a new entire set of fans to avoid having a lot of hubs in my case
  10. I will tell my setup a little more detailed and maybe you can decide what's best. I'm currently running 2 case fans, one of them is a better model and is non RGB and sits in the back, and in the front I have this A-RGB fan that is connected to it's own fan hub which uses the A-RGB port and a fan port on the motherboard, in this scenario I want 2 more A-RGB fans of different brand since this one is discontinued, what stuff should I get, is splitters enough or would you advice I maybe save for a whole new set of fans?
  11. Thank you for the answer, was looking at something like that, I'm assuming then my old current A-RGB hub goes into the splitter too (so I have space for connection)
  12. Hello, I have just found 2 A-RGB 120mm fans and I'm wondering what would be needed to hook both up to my motherboard gigabyte aorus x570 elite. I have 2 fans connected atm excluding the CPU fan. And one of the connected ones are a fan hub for my now discontinued A-RGB fan which uses proprietary plugs (looks similar to corsair)
  13. I had looked at those, except for darktable. Darktable seems to support PEF, I will try that. Thanks for the answer
  14. I'm using an older pentax camera with the raw picture format setting on but I would need a software to view it correctly but don't know what's any good, found a few that supports PEF but don't know what to pick. If anyone here has experience please share, the program would be nicer if free but if that's not possible I could pay unless it's insanely expensive
  15. The store should still be up to my knowledge as they reversed the decision, could just be a temporary thing
  16. This is a long shot but as Ubisoft doesn't seem to offer any support for this I'm asking here if anyone know if I'm screwed, I have 2 characters in south park stick of truth one is 100% completed and one is just new and when I try to load any of the old saves with the 100% completed character they all are at the same point, 29 friends and stuff but still at 14 hours of play time. The save files for the new character world but the old ones are just like this. I'm playing on a Xbox series X with the Xbox One Native version of the game
  17. It's some unbranded mic that I know works, used it for some CD player before to hook up. Okay I will try to get my hands on a 18V AC, also that was a big mistake on me I thought it said DC on the mixer too, welp could that have fried it or something additionally
  18. I read the manual and tried multiple ports, for my microphone, nothing on the VU meters or peak
  19. I seem to not have any cables so I will have to get my hands on some
  20. I would have to find cables then so hold off a bit
  21. Heya, I got my hands on this old Mixer, like really old and I hooked it up and it powers on but I can't seem to get any output from it, it just is blank. And do note that I'm not anywhere close to good at this stuff, also I have a 12vDC cable instead of 18vDC, could that change anything?
  22. Probably just broke on the inside, nothing much to do. Also as said that PSU should be upgraded since it isn't so high quality, nice mobo btw running same
  23. Kanna

    I suddenly got the urge to wire up a car speedo…

    It was a joke, I knew it was possible all along, this instrument cluster I have should in theory be easy to wire up. One plug and also not too new / old
  24. Kanna

    I suddenly got the urge to wire up a car speedo…

    So the people who have done it is fake? Also afaik that only applies for old stuff, while newer stuff (in reality it was probably already in the 90s) it was digitally done ish
  25. I suddenly got the urge to wire up a car speedometer to my PC but it seems hard lol

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    2. Bombastinator

      Bombastinator

      19 minutes ago, Kanna said:

      So the people who have done it is fake? Also afaik that only applies for old stuff, while newer stuff (in reality it was probably already in the 90s) it was digitally done ish

      According to @Levent no, at least not on newer cars.  Anything pre 1990 will do it that way though one way or another.  Not sure when it changed, but it will be post 1990. 

    3. Bombastinator

      Bombastinator

      17 minutes ago, IkeaGnome said:

      If you got one from an old gear driven speedometer, it'd be easy depending on what you wanted to hook it to.

      Older Toyotas went off the back of the transmission. Still doesn't account for tire size. 

      Sure.  They’re measuring axle rotations which is to say, wheel rotations.  It’s a convenient place to do it.   They might all do it that way. 

    4. Kanna

      Kanna

      29 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

      According to @Levent no, at least not on newer cars.  Anything pre 1990 will do it that way though one way or another.  Not sure when it changed, but it will be post 1990. 

      It was a joke, I knew it was possible all along, this instrument cluster I have should in theory be easy to wire up. One plug and also not too new / old

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