#encoder

Gogo Audio codec & encoder with nise-Haruna (/someone also known as Sakura) by ＠ＭＡＲＩＮＥＣＡＴ - ✧DOWNLOAD✧ - guide publication date: 2000-12-30 Winter 2000 edition

Gogo Audio codec & encoder with nise-Haruna, this version was sold as a floppy disk at Winter Comiket 59, 2000 

GOGO.DLL / gogo-no-coda / AudioGogo is a free mp3 encoder based on LAME3.88 that was popular during the early 2000s for it's lightning fast encoding speeds

this version is compatible with Ukagaka and features cute art of Sakura/nise-Haruna and unyu on the UI

MARINECAT's final software release to end off the 20th century, this is an add-on for gogo.dll (can be downloaded separately)

it's had multiple names due to the copyright scandals of Personaware VS Ukagaka, a listing I've seen online has a label over the top of the original text 'with someone also known as Sakura'/ a.k.a Sakura) / 午後のこ～だ with 偽春菜さくらとも呼ばれるひと, but mine has the older label on the disk of 'with nise-Haruna' despite the web pages having it crossed out, some of the folders and files still have the older title of 'with nise-Haruna' as well

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Modifying KY-040 rotary encoder to low-profile

By cutting its shaft and re-shaping its stem, I decreased its height from 28 mm to 13 mm

This encoder has a three pin layout. The common pin “S” is typically set the the negative rail and the two pulse pins “CW” and “CCW” are set on the sensing circuits. (As seen in the lower image)

As the shaft is turned if the direction is clockwise then the “CW” pin has a leading rising edge. For counter clockwise the “CCW” pin has a leading rising edge. The encoder is connected to the shaft and transfers through the housing via a bearing. The shaft can be attached many different ways to the machine most of the time it’s a pulley or a gear.