really hope will accomplish the goal of promoting a heck of a lot more people growing the site even more and hopefully still allowing me to pay my bills at the same time i'm gonna try to not screw this up for any one of us including me but either way hopefully this is gonna be a great year with a lot of big things and check out today's podcast uh right now just to see a lot of that in action first up marcus has just released a new firmware for the open source scan converter that adds the ability to export your profiles so this is important for a few things first if you manually dialed everything in with the remote and everything's exactly the way you like it before you would have to write down by hand every single setting and now you could just export it to your micro sd card and whenever you need to share them or if you have multiple oss if you do a reset whatever else you can just restore right with this and everything is exactly the way that you had it the other cool thing is sharing profiles that you've discovered and worked out by hand or even people who have created their profiles using that very handy online tool but then went in and dialed in phase for all of their consoles because even though the general settings will all be the same phase will be different on everybody's combination of console cable everything else in the mix and even if people have too identical everything it's still going to be different for each setup so people who take the time to go and set their phase for each one for optimal profiles can now do that export your settings and same thing if you ever need to restore it you don't have to do anything anymore you just import them right back in so while this might not be a setting that people are that might get people excited or anything like that i think there are a handful of people especially ones that do a lot of customizations that would really appreciate this so thanks to marcus for always updating these products and i'm definitely looking forward to seeing what happens with the ossc pro but for now at least the original ossc is still getting updates and is still an awesome piece of equipment next tito from macho nacho productions just posted his review of the analog pocket and he did it in the same style that he does all of the other handheld reviews which is excellent i absolutely loved the digital foundry and the my life and gaming review of the pocket but i strongly recommend adding this to the list as well because he didn't try to copy what everybody else did tito just kept doing the exact same point of view and expertise that he puts into all of the other handheld based videos and it was a really cool perspective to see so if you're interested in the analog pocket it seems like a very cool device i still haven't even opened the box with mine in it yet but i really feel like i know exactly what to expect and things that i want to specifically look for because of all of these really great reviews so if you're curious about it this one is definitely what i would consider a must watch this week's podcast is sponsored by jlcpcb a company that could make your pcbs for your retro gaming projects starting at just two dollars with shipping options ranging from almost nothing all the way up to pretty expensive but arrives very quickly i've been shocked at how fast some
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN this week's podcast is sponsored by jlcpcb a company that could make your pcbs for your retro gaming projects starting at just two dollars with shipping options ranging from almost nothing all the way up to pretty expensive but arrives very quickly i've been shocked at how fast some END_SPONSOR_TOKEN