Post#14 » Mon Feb 15, 2010 9:59 pm
You've created a second 'topic' with the same word-to-word comment. I believe this is the one that will survive, so I will repost my response here...
Ok, I guess you are trying to tell us the following:
a. You have cable modem thus not DSL.
b. You have VoIP thus not still having a dial-up from ATT or Verizon.
c. You do not have a Dreamcast BBA, just a modem.
If all of the above are true, you will need a BBA and a PW 3.0, XDP or other browser. This is easiest thing to do, but buying the BBA will be the hardest. There is an alternative I am working on, but cannot elaborate on at this time. I will say the cost of what I am working on is slightly cheaper than buying a BBA, but will not have the headaches and it will allow more games to be played online than the BBA (currently, only PSO, Quake 3 & the Dreamcast Browser are supported while Dial-up allows the previous plus 4X4 Evo, Starlancer & Max Pool - the jury's out on Swirl, but I believe it's dead).
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Regarding miscellaneous items in your post:
1. You cannot plug the Dreamcast directly into your modem and expect it to just work - it won't. To make that work, refer to #2.
2. You would need to create a PC-DC Server. This will take some PC expertize being you are editing your registry.
3. You also have to be using a PC with Win98 or Linux before even attempting such a thing (refer to #2).
4. Attempting this in any other OS will more than likely result in failure.
Sorry...Sega abandoned us, so we're on our own!
Regards,
Bob Dobbs