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07 August 2016, 14:48
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Interview with Jim Sachs
Check out our interview with Jim Sachs. Starts at 25:00
 Click here to Listen We cover areas such as:
All loads more intresting stuff, have a listen. I hope you enjoy it! |
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07 August 2016, 15:59
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Nice! Listening now.
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07 August 2016, 19:14
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really good interview. some great info about CDTV/CD32 and Dale Luke's warehouse
 "Commodore Management" - this part makes me sick still after so many years :/ |
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07 August 2016, 21:37
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Cool stuff
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08 August 2016, 00:41
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Nice, good interview. Also, first time I heard of "Graphicraft". ;-)
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08 August 2016, 16:15
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which is even more impressive - just colorcycling - this is really one of it's kind.  on Graphicraft v1.2 (1987)(Commodore).zip. you have to open the image in Graphicraft ( a500 setup does work ) - when loading into DPaint, for example - the color cycling range will be ignored / not imported :/ #1) someone have to visit Dale Luke and make some video/pictures of all the stuff he stockpiles in his warehouse. Last edited by emufan; 08 August 2016 at 16:22. |
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09 August 2016, 00:25
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Curious though, how Dale Luck showed up and somehow got all that stuff considering he left Commodore in 1990, 4 years before they went belly up. |
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09 August 2016, 00:36
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When I worked in California at a startup I sold Jim Sachs his first copy of Lightwave 3D. He gave me a copy of his CD32 Intro animation that Commodore never used. It was much better, I need to find it and put it in the Zone. It was great to meet him in person. I very much enjoyed this interview and I'm glad he did better in later years with his fish tank screen saver. It's awesome, I purchased it long ago for OS X. When I met him he still had the fresh sting of Commodore screwing him which did not sound fun at all!
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09 August 2016, 00:54
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yes, please share with us. Jim Sachs himself could do that too with all his treasures he may still have.
must be a cool guy, it's really a joy listening to him. btw, do you still have a genuine copy of the toaster 4.3 cd you may sell? Marchie, in another thread is looking for the real deal. |
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09 August 2016, 07:08
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I'll put 4.3 back on Open Video Toaster for free if it's no longer there.
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