@tekmage

Bill, just want to say thank you for the efforts. They 'are' very much appreciated.

Technical difficulties? We have all run into those. Sometimes Monday will last all week long.

@tekmage

I'm always amazed by the classlessness of some folks.... Give 'em something for free, and they complain because it's not perfect. Sheesh. I, for one, thank y'all for bringing the show to those of us unable to attend.

-JimS

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@tekmage
Cheers Bill for your efforts, I listen every year, hope to get over there one year!

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I'm VERY happy to report that my Amiga 4000 is A-OK. The root cause was a cracked Buster socket. A simple Zip-Tie to hold it tight and it's all back together.

Cheers,
Bill "tekmage" Borsari

@tekmage

Thank you for all your efforts to bring the show to the people at home. This year, I was able to use MPlayer on my MicroA1 to watch the streaming video. It worked quite well, and I was able to watch Steven on Saturday and some of the interviews. Last year, I listened to the steaming audio with AmigaAMP. Both years, I have been I amazed that there are so many people yakking during the presentations and interviews. This year, it suddenly occurred to me that this makes sense for a computer show. People are milling about talking to each other while they look around. It is not a captive audience sealed off in a quiet room listening to a bunch of speeches.

I liked the Toaster transitions when you were switching back and forth between cameras.

Thanks again for the broadcast and all the best.

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redfox

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