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) with a vga cable from Cabou on an HD TV or with a RGB scart on a Sony Trinitron. I just ordered a USB gdrom I can't wait for! 
Welcome to the forums! Hope to see you join us online for some game nights!Oldric wrote:Hi everybody,
I'm a not-so-young new member
I'm a retrogaming fan as a piece of my own history (born in the 70'...).
I love the dreamcast, the console itself and his games, it's a little treasure often unknown.
I finally found a site still active and full of information and members, that's nice!
My set is small, a Pal Dreamcast (nobody's perfect
See U soon
1. SD card. It needs to have the DreamPi OS installed on it (free from Dreamcast-Live).Oldric wrote:Thx all
@Xiden : Still don't have a dream pi for now. I'd like to pick a pack excepted for the RPI I already have. Any info of what I need for a Pal console?
Thx for these information!Bob Dobbs wrote:1. SD card. It needs to have the DreamPi OS installed on it (free from Dreamcast-Live).Oldric wrote:Thx all
@Xiden : Still don't have a dream pi for now. I'd like to pick a pack excepted for the RPI I already have. Any info of what I need for a Pal console?
2. DreamPi modem. I bought mine from our DC-Talk member TacT which has a built-in LVI, works perfect but I am in the USA so you might need an LVI being PAL regions use 18 volts. Dreamcast-Live also sells them.
3. A network connection to your router from the Raspberry Pi (wired or Wi-Fi).
So, the expenses:
1. SD-card.
2. Compatible USB modem (best to buy from TacT or Dreamcast-Live).
3. LVI for 18 volts (from TacT or Dreamcast-Live).
4. Two 9 volt batteries.