Thanks everybody!
markfrizb wrote:When I get mine, I plan on trying it in a pc10. I know the pc10 is rgb...... Just want to see if it will work.
It will probably work with a NES PPU installed. It might be a good idea to prevent the EXT0-3 and VIDEO pins from connecting to the Playchoice motherboard. The amplifier circuits on the motherboard might interfere with something.
markfrizb wrote:I am very curious though if it would work on a dual monitor pc10.
I don't think there's anything different for dual PPU systems. The NESRGB works on a per PPU basis so you would need two if you want good video from both.
cr4zymanz0r wrote:Me too, but it cut the last digit of my zip code off on the order. Another friend said it omitted his zip code entirely. I emailed Tim just incase it's a minor bug.
It was a bug relating to that line - I got several emails about it. I fixed it by about order #30. Fortunately most of the orders up till that point were from Americans and their addresses are easy to understand. I'll verify any which are in doubt.
I originally wanted to just have a large multi-line text box labeled full address. This way the customer can format the address any way they please. It is a shame that no shopping system I tried supports such a concept easily. Perhaps I will hire a web developer to make such a form... The concept of a little box for every detail is hopeless when the same form is meant to fit Brazilian (very long lines), Asian (start with country, end with name), and British (ten lines tall and have no numbers!!).
Jeppen wrote:Btw Tim, it's kind of risky not having to re-type your password in a second box when creating an account, especially when you don't need to confirm the account via an email.
It's not too bad. If you forget the password you can request it by email. If you make an error in your email it gets a bit harder. I think I'll make the user enter the email twice for confirmation.
ckong wrote:the customer registration fill-in form indeed needs a second 're-type your e-mail address' field or some other kind of manual check ('re-type this letter combination') to avoid spam bombs or things like that. An e-mail confirmation would also be wise. Unfortunately all these safety precaution measures are necessary.
Yes, though I don't want to make it too difficult. If someone wants to make a robot to fill in the form it will take him only five minutes regardless. The worst thing that can happen is I end up with lots of junk accounts in my database.
Not sure I'll jump on the next batch of NESRGB boards though. There are many others that need this more than me right now. But soon I hope I'll be able to pass my PPU on to someone who has a useless PC10 board 
... waiting was so long, finally it is over 
