I just got a 575 a couple of weeks ago from AnalogKid. I love it, the screen is crisp and it with After Dark running it has been a great distraction for my new kitten. :lol:

In my book, the Color Classic or G3 AIO wins the "fugly" contest. Click to expand... I like the CC. I just wish it could do 640x480 standard. The "Mystic" CC with VGA hack is…

I always thought that the 575's were the fugliest macs ever. Click to expand... In my book, the Color Classic or G3 AIO wins the "fugly" contest.

Sweet deal! I used LC 5xxs at school often.

I always thought that the 575's were the fugliest macs ever. But I really would not mind owning one and especially at that price! The Price is right!

I've always thought the LC575 is the best looking AIO...there's just something about it thats....just so right.

My LC 575 (well, Performa 578 if you want to get technical) gets daily use. As beachycove said, it's practically silent. I love it! From an aesthetic point of view, it's one of my …

I think they were great machines. Some do not like them from an aesthetic point of view, but in the flesh (plastic?), they actually look a great deal like the Color Classic. The sc…

How big of a room would a Macintosh 128k fill if you expanded every single microchip so that each circuit path is the width of a thin piece of wire? My estimate would be that each…

How big of a room would a Macintosh 128k fill if you expanded every single microchip so that each circuit path is the width of a thin piece of wire? My estimate would be that each…

Ahh, fond memories. My first Mac was an LC 575... paid $250 or so for it, used. That was back in 4th grade. Have fun with those! :beige:

Two LC 575s for $5/each. Average condition...stickers, some yellowing, some sticker removal ghosts - but no cracks or missing plastics. Best, they both have network cards. Got t…

Two LC 575s for $5/each. Average condition...stickers, some yellowing, some sticker removal ghosts - but no cracks or missing plastics. Best, they both have network cards. Got t…

A half-height drive might fit the vertical constraint, but the Mac mini case is not deep enough, IIRC.

take the empty Mac Mini case and see if the Disk II innards would fit in it Click to expand... I've seen a Mini, and I've seen a Disk II, and this ain't gonna happen, no way no…

I find it rather perverse! 8-o

VideoWorks is the first name of what later became Macromedia Director, now Adobe Director. Click to expand... Interesting, they do not credit either VideoWorls or MusicWorks to…

I found the floppy I was thinking of. The app is called MacroMind VideoWorks II. A liitle googling pointed me to MacroMind Wikipedia page, where I learned that that MacroMind later…

There's 8088 Corruption, a guy got full screen, full motion video working on an original IBM PC, with the 4.77 Mhz 8088. Click to expand... AHA! That's the one! Cheers [] ]'&a…

C-64 http://www.demoscene.tv/page.php?id=172&lang=uk&vsmaction=view_prod&id_prod=13238

There's 8088 Corruption, a guy got full screen, full motion video working on an original IBM PC, with the 4.77 Mhz 8088.

I can't remember the name of it... but I remember seeing someone's home-brew video compression scheme for some type of 8-bit computer (can't remember if it was the Apple II, C64, e…

Now that's going to be *very* useful! Thanks for the tip.

That's a good backup option. Click to expand... And if you end up doing that, which I think you will have to, even with Quicktime due to the 1-bit dithering, you might want to …

You can forget mpeg or anything else that requires decompression on the fly. Uncompressed 1 bit 512x384 stills shouldn't take too much space - just store them as a sequence of ima…