Davi, as mentioned over messages.. I'm in for one too.

Hello, I have a simple question.. I'm trying to remove my Indiana Jones Pinball Adventure DMD to install the No Glare Film from the inside.

I opened the top Panel and at the point shown below where all I need to do is remove the 4 screws I circled in Red.

However when I remove these 4 bolts and try to pull it up, it seems like it's stuck or glued somehow.. I'm pulling and I see the green circuit board bending resisting coming up.

I even watched this youtube video of someone else doing it on the same machine and he didn't have any issue.

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Am I missing something, is there an adhesive I'm not aware of. If anyone can help it would be most appreciated.

Thanks, and my apologies if I shouldn't be posting this here. I know I'm super close to completing this and just hope you all wonderful people with deep knowledge of this exact machine can help answer the question of how I can remove this DMD to install the No Glare Film.

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If someone can link to the thread or post where we can adjust the POA I would greatly appreciate it. I tried searching but nothing came up in my searches related to what you mentioned.

As the creator of this sound file, Yes this is the one I highly recommend many people use. I tried the Endproduk and while it was pretty darn good it has some major flaws in simply the sound spiking up when it shouldn't and some sounds even going off at the same time. In particular when you would lock a ball, and the machine says great shot for the plane exploding sequence those sounds where overlapping on one another making it impossible to hear what was going on. With the sound package I created I fixed all those glitches so now it will say great shot and then moments later locked ball.

The sound spiking up was super annoying, I was constantly fiddling with the volume knob when it got super loud and then back to regular sounds. I went through every single sound file and raised and lowered the sounds accordingly. If it was a background sound I never let some chords in the sound spike way too loud. If it was a callout, or important event I raised the volume so you would clearly hear it over the background music. Previously before I touched it these sounds where on the same level and it was harder to hear them out.

I did add/remove a few other sound bytes when you complete the characters, previously some sound bytes where just from the movie and it didn't make sense for me since the character you unlocked wasn't from the sound byte you where hearing. Now everytime you unlock that character your guaranteed to hear a sound byte from that person's mouth. It's definitely a few more than the original and I think I pulled some sound bytes from other packages. I didn't go to crazy with this but it's atleast no longer just 1 sound file per character like it was on the original. It will cycle between 3 or 4 for each character.

I really hope the community enjoys the sound package I put together; as mentioned I don't take credit for creating the actual sounds but simply refining what someone else did. This is why I called the. Jedi's re-master of Endproduk's remaster.

Thanks for letting me know, let me look for this sound file and simply shorten the name to whatever. BTW the file name doesn't matter it's the number that the machine only cares about.

Either way I didn't have this issue but I'll go ahead and update the sound package with this shortened name and see if it lets me replace it. If you want it quicker just shorten the name yourself to whatever.

So Windows has a limitation on how many characters and deep a folder structure can go. You probably have a longer name in your username than myself, and you are probably extracting it on your desktop which is adding more characters.

As mentioned I didn't name these file names, I just edited the sound file so extract at the root of your C: Drive and it should fix the issues. Either way Let me try to shorten some names to avoid this problem for others.

I didn't create the additional characters numbers and folder on the root of the folder. I think Pinsound does this to ensure files uploaded to their site are not the same. Feel free to pull and copy the subfolder named "Jedi_Re_Remaster of Endproduk" to the root of the Jump Drive. You don't need that other folder with a long name file. I think this is what is causing some peoples computers not to be able to process the longer file. Thanks.

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5 Mixes should be fine.

P.S. I also just now uploaded the same file again and removed the folder within a folder as well as shortened the super long files. The mods on Pinsound will still need to approve the file to go live so stay tuned to see the updated file go live. I'll report back once I see it. But you should be good if you downloaded the old file as long as you remove the folder within a folder. Sorry about that, I didn't initially know how to upload a file to this site as I was new and it seems the mod added that other folder without my knowledge.

Check it out and I'd love to hear some feedback on it.

All you need to do is put the zipped sound file folder onto the root of the Jump Drive. When you start up pinsound on the machine, pinsound will automatically configure it to work with the machine. (I think it will work if you unzip it yourself also) It may take a while the very first time but afterwards it will boot up quickly. Here is a video example from Pinsound directly on how to do this.

The reason it may seem like this is because it's an entirely aftermarket sound. So it may seem a bit out of place but when this happens you'll notice that none of the theme music is too loud. I'll take a look at it again and bump it up if it's not up to par. FYI.. I used audacity to modify the sound and just so you know the sound loudness was calibrated via the wave it created. It wasn't via my personal thought on it. I simply raised and lowered all notifications peak to a max sound level. The truth is the original machine actually didn't have this sound byte at all when it locked. It was just a visual notification on the DMD screen so getting this audio queue is definitely a treat, which is why I left it in.

So I looked into this issue and here lies the problem. The IJ machine was never meant to play 2 sound files at the same time for this locked ball action. It plays the regular sound in the original machine and a locked ball sound clip. This package actually is a dynamic one where it switches around a few ball lock sounds and even properly announces multiball on the 3rd lock. When I first downloaded the Endproduct version, the most obvious thing that was broken was that the music and ball locked went off at the same time, making it seem like it was broken. This glitch is actually what motivated me to try to fix this problem in the first place. I then also noticed the other sounds where either too high in points or too low and it just wasn't standard across the board.

I have now normalized all music sounds to a certain decible and all callouts are a bit louder, again at a certain decible range. I managed to finally find a fix for this lock ball and music playing at the same time but tricking the machine into playing both sound still but the callout I added empty space in the beginning of the sound, so that way the music can play without being overshadowed and once the music is about to end it says "Ball locked" or "multiball" unfortunately the machine wasn't built to handle this and what it does is lower the music volume a bit in the beginning to make room for the empty sound and then correctly plays both files one after another.

I'll try to play with it, to see if I can raise the volume when it's quiet and then when it normalizes to go back to normal but I can't promise to see if it's even possible. It may default to a low volume setting and I can't raise it no matter what I select. This may be just a limitation of the software/hardware. The reason other packages make this sound louder is because they don't have a ball locked sound, and only one sound file plays. Please keep that in mind. I think what I created is a good compromise.

BTW I've messaged the mods at PINsound to approve my updated file which, the change only reduces the long files to shorter ones to assist with people not being able to unpack the files.

As a solution, please just download to the root of C: and then unzip there; It should work fine and go in the folders and shorten the long folders or files if you wish without changing the numbers. As mentioned I did this for you, but just waiting for Pinsound mods to approve it. I wish they would just grant me rights as the owner to approve my own files.

You know instead of waiting for Pinsound to update my uploaded file. I'm simply going to share it on my personal Dropbox here. Feel free to click the link below to get it. Enjoy.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sngvyyivjaoaod0/Jedi_Re_Remaster%20of%20Endproduk.zip?dl=0

My apologies, you are correct I used 7zip instead of a regular zip. I have updated the shared file and changed it to a regular .zip to avoid any confusion. Here it is again.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sngvyyivjaoaod0/Jedi_Re_Remaster%20of%20Endproduk.zip?dl=0