How "Toy Story", or Jurassic Park's SFX were printed on Film - MGI Solitaire 16 

Very impressive hardware and troubleshooting work! You deserved 1000x plus subscribers!!!

Outstanding troubleshooting... really cool to see the image rendered at the end of the video. Great job!

Very interesting and informative, many thanks for sharing this!

Another excellent video!! Glad you got it working! Sometimes lots of gremlins lurking in devices that haven’t been touched for years, so congrats on chasing them all out!!

That's mind blowing!!! How can this video have so few likes?!

When is part two?! It sure would be fun to work on fixing something like that

Just realized that at 3:36, the main quartz clock is labelled “16.0HMz” instead of “16MHz” intersting typo or standard notation?

Love your little John Hammond segue!

Very interesting

Do you think the contemporary price of the fancy-looking Analog Devices chip at 4:40 was really $1000+/unit? I was wondering if the prices shown on that site are inflated due to scarcity. Maybe they only have 5 of them in a box in the corner of a warehouse. 🙂

During my research I also came across this paper from Thor Olson, Color Scientist for MGI (The company that made this device): www.nightscapes.net/techniques/TechnicalPapers/FilmExposure.pdf In addition to remind the basics, he also goes over the spectral power output of the CRT and it's phosphor coating, and dives into the science of color separation filter in order to achieve the best results, depending on film type. It's worth a read if you are interested!

Have you managed to dump the suicide battery ram?

160 megapixels. Wait what?