I worked at a Loews Theater that had the system. I saw the innards. Four Pioneer LD-V8000 laserdisc players connected to a 486 computer. It ran DOS3.22, WIN3.1, and 4X Plextor, *caddy type* CD drive. We showed Payback and RFYL. Then 1993 WTC bombing in NYC happened. We didn't get Bombmeister. Was able to get 1 of the 4 LD players. Motor only had 880 hours of spin time - that's nothing. Motor rated for 10,000 hours. I use it to play my anime LD's. Pioneer 8000 player rocks as a home unit!
I worked at a Loews Theater that had the system. I saw the innards. Four Pioneer LD-V8000 laserdisc players connected to a 486 computer. It ran DOS3.22, WIN3.1, and 4X Plextor, *caddy type* CD drive. We showed Payback and RFYL. Then 1993 WTC bombing in NYC happened. We didn't get Bombmeister. Was able to get 1 of the 4 LD players. Motor only had 880 hours of spin time - that's nothing. Motor rated for 10,000 hours. I use it to play my anime LD's. Pioneer 8000 player rocks as a home unit!
billnes1 10 months ago
So how did the audience choose which plot line to follow?
b0nesweeptedium 2 years ago