Sega CD Warning Explained | Gaming Unsolved 

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Hell be like:

me using my fricking studio headphones and 2 secs later having to send them to warranty: :/

The PS3 had that warning, watch BK4 to find out

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@@zombie__ oops i didn't read rhe sentence correctly

Actually PS1 uses standard CD data format and can easily be played on a PC based emulator. The only proprietary component is the track wobble that authenticates the game to the console. Some games do have CD audio but most games use either synthesized or compressed music to save space. A game publisher could add a warning track if there was space to spare.

​@@soundsparkprobably Sega CD uses their own CD rom that uses CD audio instead unlike ps1 who uses standard CD rom which cannot played on a CD player

sega sus

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nothing because it’s a cd

Noise

But itll be creepier if u would put it on a cd player ngl

a character from the game will come out of the cd player and beat the shit out of you 😱😱😱

@@osozakigirl holy crappeth 😱😱😱😱

Its the sega cd game track 1 which is the game data.... But the thing is that maybe cd players or hi-fi players build after the 90' have that track silenced but those that are made brefore or during 90' Well.... We can pay respects to your speakers.

The track 1 on a Sega CD disc that damages the speakers. This whole time, I thought it was the warning's high-pitched guitar riffs, but that was just to get your attention to eject the CD before that happens.

I will have a real voice in my next video! 😁

@@TheDarkShoto great editing i think your real voice would make this even better aswell keep up the work you deserve a sub

It isn’t the guitar that damages your speakers, it’s the game data

@@LegacyAccount-y6 ohhhhh alright

🍪 here’s this to calm you down

Bro, at 3am?

@@TheDarkShoto theres no point he sh*t himself already

@@pierreegal2030funny how I’m literally watching this at 3:50 in the morning 💀

It might have to do with the capability of the CD Player itself. Since older CD Player mistook Sega CD disc as an ordinary audio CD, not to mention there is indeed a real CD Audio track inside, it's most likely to be sent away to the DAC unchecked. Thus, DAC translates everything inside the disc as a same thing (PCM Stereo, 44,1 kHz sampling rate, 16-bit bit depth), unfortunately that includes the game data as well. Can't say about the audio level, but I assume it exceeds the acceptable audio level for CD Player.

These guitars riffs where done by Kerry King.

ok

Yea I’m gonna reupload it because of something, but I remember your comment 👍

@@TheDarkShoto but are you going to take my advice?

@@toby-fp6sp yes for sure, I use transitions but I’ll se what I can do with improving voice and audio quality 👍

Soon. I just need to buy a microphone