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@Wolverine_nl Calling me a trol? And you write that it is easy to link openMSX with icons? In 2 sentences? I am a trol?

  1. Some of us realized that the old Rattle Plate with tubes was the solution. Using a 'plumber' with undersize wire allowed about the same performance from a chassis as the full set of 'floppies' and 'plumber'. Initially, some places were pretty rigid about the meaning of 'one hinge' and required a single tube across the front of the car.
  2. Floppies Were Everywhere Before the turn of the century, these SmartFlash adapters, which were inserted into a 3.5' floppy drive, enabled every computer to read flash cards. (Image courtesy of.

The front of the floppy drive has a slot to insert the disk into and a small button to eject it. The sides of the traditional floppy drive have pre-drilled, threaded holes for easy mounting in the 3.5-inch drive bay in the computer case. Slot (third-person singular simple present slots, present participle slotting, simple past and past participle slotted) To put something (such as a coin) into a slot (narrow aperture) To assign something or someone into a slot (gap in a schedule or sequence) To put something where it belongs.

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msx4ever,com: I doubt you have a clear idea of what openMSX is. openMSX is a near perfect emulator and yet you try to tear that down. I don't understand your reasons.

I know what MSX is and what there is to emulate. I never tear down openMSX, but for common people it isn't usable, is that tearing down?
Even Lex Lechz calls openMSX and catapult difficult to use for ordinary people.

What you did in your previous posts had a lot of tearing down in it.

On an MSX diskettes are VERY important and an MSX emmulator must be able to emulate that too.
With RuMSX I can put one floppy after another in the floppy drive as if the PC is an MSX.
In my opinion, an MSX emulator that cannot do that is a much more mid-level emulator.

You are being very subjective there. It is you who thinks diskettes are very important. A big deal of the current MSX users do not use physical diskettes anymore due to their unreliability and utter slowness. The same dsk images you can use in openMSX are being used on real machines. Be it with a Megaflashrom or a Gotek device.
You know that openMSX runs on virtually any modern system. None of them had a diskdrive built in for almost two decades. That's for reasons. But if it's so important for you to handle slow, unreliable diskettes of over twenty (maybe even thirty) years old you could place a feature request in stead of kicking the developers in the nuts with your rants.
So ok, RuMSX supports the pc's diskdrive. Your computer has a diskdrive. But where do you connect your MSX joystick, MSX printer, MSX cartridge or MSX datarecorder? If you want MSX, have an MSX.

openMSX is likely to be of great value to developers and people who know Linux and Unix and can write code.
MSX is never intended for developers and linux and unix.

Coders get some extra treats when using openMSX. They can do their work way faster nowadays than they could've ever imagined back in the day. But those are only extras. The core of the emulator is as great for any other user. The only thing the end user has to do is find (or dump) their system rom files to emulate any MSX computer they want (not just a generic one). What I've seen on your site is that you only got to the c-bios point. So you haven't even seen any of it. Yet you judge.
I fail to see why you keep on mentioning linux and unix. The coders are more linux users, but their user base isn't. You don't need to know one thing about linux or unix if you want to run openMSX on a windows computer. So what's the point you want to make?

My reason is that msx.org should have more of an eye for RuMSX and maybe other emulators instead of just openMSX
My reason is that msx.org should have more of an eye for common people instead of specialists in programming and develloping.

msx.org is not disregarding any other emulator. openMSX is just discussed way more. That's only because of its popularity. You're free to open RuMSX threads. Just don't expect the whole comunity to join the conversation.
openMSX is still updated in very high frequency to reach perfection in any aspect. None of the other emulators comes close to that level of group dedication. Most of them are one man jobs being maintained when they feel like and some are left as is when the coder lost interest. They got stuck to the point the coder was at that time. I'm not sure where RuMSX fits in there, but blueMSX is a popular emulator which is an example of it. (dvik: if I'm wrong, I'll buy you a beer)

To round things up:
You're free to not like something. Just ask yourself if it's worth the energy to make a fuzz about it, or try to stay with your point when you're the only one with that point of view.
Not liking something doesn't always have to be fact based, but if you use facts as reasons, be sure they're right.

If you want to, I'm willing to help you set-up openMSX the right way (so no c-bios). You will have to live with not being able to use diskettes, but the rest of your experience will be very good.
I remember how I failed to see the use of the Compact Flash interface when it was released. I came back to that when I bought one after most of my old diskettes were worn out.

@eisbaer, he wrote
Just a thought. Not everyone has a floppy drive anymore, or have access to a game in its physical form. So using disk or cart images might also be the only way to enjoy, discover or re-discover the MSX software catalog.
Btw, one of the aspects of emulation is preservation.
Using your precious disks is killing them. YOU MURDERER!

Calling me a trol or even a murderer?
And I should be band?
I am promoting RuMSX, that makes me a murderer?

@wolf
I just opened ONE thread, not threads
The thread is about the use of msx floppies in emulators and i promote RuMSX
If people don't stop attacking me and call me a troll and even a murderer. Or even stop responding, I will answer them if I have the time, that's neat of me. My answer is many times smaller than what they write to me.

Stop calling me names and do not respond, if you do not want a respond back. If you want that you should talk to a tree, he wouldn't talk back. Buy Rudolf a coffee, for RuMSX or Disk Manager.

and ask these questions to Emanuel better. On youtube I have already put some games with RuMSX with the proper sound as emanuel calls it.

his name is Manuel. Please be respectful to other persons by using their preferred names.

unless you have actual numbers, perhaps not generalise like this. Perhaps most people *you know*, but I think it's a bit presumptuous to talk for the majority of the MSX community that way.

An emulator that does not emulate the msx diskette drive is a lesser emulator for me and for ten year olds and ordinary people.
Also emulating the msx diskette drive is a lot better emulation and it is easier to use for ten year olds and the common man.

As pointed out several times before by several others, openMSX *does* support emulating a diskette drive. You just need the right system ROMs for it, which in part because of Free & Open Source Software principles the openMSX team cannot supply themselves with the emulator.
IMHO there is not 'study' needed to learn how and where the system ROMs go. The installer already makes clear *where* they go:
The website further explains why they are needed, how to obtain them, and once again where to place them.
Anyone who can read and follow instructions, should imho be able to do so.

If anyone feels they can improve the instructions (without outright linking to copyrighted content which isn't licensed for free distribution), they are of course more than welcome to contribute to the project with a patch or pull request.

As for reading disks:
While it's true that under Windows you can only mount the file contents of a diskette as a DSK image, and thus won't be able to use ones with various copy protections, it's my understanding that under Linux you can mount a disk device to read real disks. This is perhaps a result of the main developers not being primarily Windows developers. However, as openMSX is an open source product, those with the skills to implement MSX FDC emulation under Windows, are of course welcome to implement such a feature and submit it as a pull request to the project. Just be respectful and remember that openMSX is developed by a group of *volunteers* who work on this without monetary rewards and with their own free spare time.
Just like you won't see me faulting RuMSX for being a Windows-only application, I don't think it's fair that you are faulting openMSX for not having certain features on Windows.

A small side note: if you want to truly preserve software in their original form, then creating DMK images of them rather than DSK files, might be a better solution as these don't just replicate what files are on them.

@FiXato
Wenn I download a rom file or a dsk file, I can click on it and it will start with RuMSX, but with openMSX that seems to be impossible. RuMSX and blueMSX can launch dsk and rom files!!!

I can't see that in your links.
That is all a lot more complicated and nothing for the ordinary Windows user.

Then you clearly haven't watched the entire video, as I show in that how you can associate openMSX with .ROM files, and even launch one by just double-clicking on the file.
Though when I find the time, I will see what is necessary to add an *option* to set up file associations from within the Windows installer.

Finally, if anyone wants to repackage openMSX along with system roms and a default configuration that uses a different machine than C-BIOS, I believe that the GPLv2 license does allow for that (though I'm not too well-versed in the details of the GPLv2 license myself, so don't take just my word for it), as long as you retain the license details and can also provide source code when requested, and make clear that the system ROMs are provided by *you* and not by the openMSX project/team. Note that I am saying this as a user, not as a contributor to openMSX.
Of course the risks of supplying software for which you aren't licensed as distributor are entirely your own then, but judging by your site, and the admissions of mass-selling disks with (cracked) software, it's clear that you don't have any issues with that.

Among many others.

how do you run ROM games from the floppies?

You mean from a real drive?
On Mac, I can mount the disk images and copy the ROM inside, and mount them with OpenMSX. Then run the ROM with the same way as on real MSX. I do the same for SD or CF card by emulating an flash card interface. It is also possible to use a folder as a floppy disque drive. Even children can do it once we show them how to do.

It depends on the ROMs. It's the same way on a real MSX. Well, if the drive is still working.

How do you get the proper SCC sound on Konami games then? Or prevent slowdowns that some cracks have?

As on real MSX, by inserting a emulated SCC cartridge in the right slot.

How do you run large games like SD-Snatcher or Xak or Dragon Slayer VI?
How do you run original disks that have a copy protection?

Making floppy disk images in DMK format.

No.

Do you get the proper FM sound?

FM sound is proper. (There are some differences but you have to compare with the original musics one after the other, listening carefully to realize the differences.)

Do you get the proper MSX-AUDIO and MSX-MUSIC Moonblaster stereo in the proper quality?

I don't Know I rarely use them on emulator and never on real MSX.

Whell, I stop there. Either you are a absolute beginner (dummy) or a frightful troll.

Anyway, now I have big doubts about your MSX productions. And I think I would look to the rivalling when I need new devices. You seem to know so little about the MSX.

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Wow... This is a nice thread about MSX-Emulation. LOL...

Well, I do understand msx4ever.com's remark about OpenMSX a bit. If I would give my wife a .DSK or .ROM file and told her to install RuMSX/BlueMSX & OpenMSX and get those files running, the time she would need for RuMSX & BlueMSX would be far less, and I actually doubt she would succeed in getting OpenMSX up & running with those files.
RuMSX & BlueMSX are far easier to use for the novice user.

On the other hand, I personally only have OpenMSX installed on my PC nowadays. For my quick MSX-Emulation shots I use my own site. For testing stuff, I will always go to OpenMSX. But indeed: you can feel the Unix/Linux aura surounding it. Making use of 'a console' more or less says it all. But also keep in mind that most of the 'old MSX-ers' are somewhat computer enthousiasts and should be able te get OpenMSX up & running which can then fullfill almost all your MSX emulation needs.

And as for the focus on real disks as being THE criteria for emulation of a real MSX? Whatever happened to cartridges & tapes? Most of the games mentioned on your site were cartridges by origin anyway ;-)

Anyway... RuMSX & BluMSX are great emulators for someone's first steps back into MSX(-Emulation). WebMSX is probably an even easier solution (Have I mentioned this great website already??? https://www.file-hunter.com/MSX/)
Once you need/want more OpenMSX is the way to go. Maybe not that userfriendly, but there is no comparison.

And some final words on this topic from me:

Please consider the possible effects your harsh words towards developers (who have been providing their precious time and effort for many years free of charge!) can have on the motivation of said developers.
It would not be the first time developers have become demotivated because of negative attitude from users. Unfortunately it's primarily the negativity that's voiced, and not the praise, and it's the negativity that tends to hit the hardest.

*You* might not be a user of openMSX, but your negativity can have a demotivating effect towards its developers, and thus you might end up hurting *actual users* of the emulator who do enjoy its features.

And that's just your negativity.

Your misinformation and outright lies, and your continuation of them even when your claims have been disputed and disproven, is harmful towards the emulators in general and misleading to users in particular.

Can we stop with this topic already ????
Can some admin lock the topic and ban this msx4ever guy who is a pain in the a** ?
Thanks.

Let me repeat what I wrote earlier:

You want to use a true diskdrive in your PC for true MSX emulation: use RuMSX. The End, let the credits roll!

Looks like this topic is indeed going in circles. So, with that, the topic is locked.

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slot 1

(slŏt)Slot floppies meaning urban dictionaryn.
1. A narrow opening; a groove or slit: a slot for coins in a vending machine; a mail slot.
2. A gap between a main and auxiliary airfoil to provide space for airflow and facilitate the smooth passage of air over the wing.
3.
a. An assigned place in a sequence or schedule: a new time slot for a TV program.
b. A position of employment in an organization or hierarchy.
5. Informal A slot machine designed for gambling: lost $100 playing the slots.
6.
a. Football A space or gap between an end and a tackle in an offensive line.
b. Sports An unmarked area in front of the goal between the face-off circles on an ice hockey rink.
tr.v.slot·ted, slot·ting, slots
2. To put into or assign to a slot.
[Middle English, hollow of the breastbone, from Old French esclot.]

slot 2

(slŏt)
n.
[Obsolete French esclot, horse's hoofprint, from Old French, perhaps from Old Norse slōdh, track.]
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slot

(slɒt) n
1. an elongated aperture or groove, such as one in a vending machine for inserting a coin
2. (Aeronautics) an air passage in an aerofoil to direct air from the lower to the upper surface, esp the gap formed behind a slat
3. (Nautical Terms) a vertical opening between the leech of a foresail and a mast or the luff of another sail through which air spills from one against the other to impart forward motion
vb, slots, slottingorslotted
6. (usually foll by: in or into) to fit or adjust in a slot
7. informal to situate or be situated in a series or scheme
[C13: from Old French esclot the depression of the breastbone, of unknown origin]

slot

(slɒt)
n
[C16: from Old French esclot horse's hoof-print, probably of Scandinavian origin; compare Old Norse sloth track; see sleuth]
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slot1

(slɒt)
n., v. slot•ted, slot•ting.n.
1. a slit or other narrow opening, esp. one for receiving something, as a coin or a letter.
2. a place or position, as in a sequence or series.
4. Informal.slot machine (def. 1).
5. a gap that is opened along the leading edge of an aircraft wing to improve airflow.
v.t.
7. to make a slot in; provide with a slot or slots.
8. to place or fit into a slot: You've been slotted for four o'clock.
v.i.
[1300–50; Middle English: the hollow of the breastbone < Middle French esclot, of uncertain orig.]

slot2

(slɒt)
n.
the track or trail of a deer or other animal, as shown by the marks of the feet.
[1565–75; < Anglo-French, Middle French esclot the hoofprint of a horse, probably < Old Norse slōth track, trail; compare sleuthhound]
Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Ltd. Copyright 2005, 1997, 1991 by Random House, Inc. All rights reserved.

slot


Past participle: slotted
Gerund: slotting
Imperative
slot
slot
Present
I slot
you slot
he/she/it slots
we slot
you slot
they slot
Preterite
I slotted
you slotted
he/she/it slotted
we slotted
you slotted
they slotted
Present Continuous
I am slotting
you are slotting
he/she/it is slotting
we are slotting
you are slotting
they are slotting
Present Perfect
I have slotted
you have slotted
he/she/it has slotted
we have slotted
you have slotted
they have slotted
Past Continuous
I was slotting
you were slotting
he/she/it was slotting
we were slotting
you were slotting
they were slotting
Past Perfect
I had slotted
you had slotted
he/she/it had slotted
we had slotted
you had slotted
they had slotted
Future
I will slot
you will slot
he/she/it will slot
we will slot
you will slot
they will slot
Future Perfect
I will have slotted
you will have slotted
he/she/it will have slotted
we will have slotted
you will have slotted
they will have slotted
Future Continuous
I will be slotting
you will be slotting
he/she/it will be slotting
we will be slotting
you will be slotting
they will be slotting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been slotting
you have been slotting
he/she/it has been slotting
we have been slotting
you have been slotting
they have been slotting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been slotting
you will have been slotting
he/she/it will have been slotting
we will have been slotting
you will have been slotting
they will have been slotting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been slotting
you had been slotting
he/she/it had been slotting
we had been slotting
you had been slotting
they had been slotting
Conditional
I would slot
you would slot
he/she/it would slot
we would slot
you would slot
they would slot
Past Conditional
I would have slotted
you would have slotted
he/she/it would have slotted
we would have slotted
you would have slotted
they would have slotted
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Noun1.slot - a position in a grammatical linguistic construction in which a variety of alternative units are interchangeable; 'he developed a version of slot grammar'
spatial relation, position - the spatial property of a place where or way in which something is situated; 'the position of the hands on the clock'; 'he specified the spatial relations of every piece of furniture on the stage'
2.slot - a small slit (as for inserting a coin or depositing mail); 'he put a quarter in the slot'
coin slot - a slot through which coins can be inserted into a slot machine
mail slot - a slot (usually in a door) through which mail can be delivered
3.slot - a time assigned on a schedule or agenda; 'the TV program has a new time slot'; 'an aircraft landing slot'
interval, time interval - a definite length of time marked off by two instants
4.slot - a position in a hierarchy or organization; 'Bob Dylan occupied the top slot for several weeks'; 'she beat some tough competition for the number one slot'
status, position - the relative position or standing of things or especially persons in a society; 'he had the status of a minor'; 'the novel attained the status of a classic'; 'atheists do not enjoy a favorable position in American life'
5.slot - the trail of an animal (especially a deer); 'he followed the deer's slot over the soft turf to the edge of the trees'
trail - a track or mark left by something that has passed; 'there as a trail of blood'; 'a tear left its trail on her cheek'
6.slot - (computer) a socket in a microcomputer that will accept a plug-in circuit board; 'the PC had three slots for additional memory'
computer, computing device, computing machine, data processor, electronic computer, information processing system - a machine for performing calculations automatically
receptacle - an electrical (or electronic) fitting that is connected to a source of power and equipped to receive an insert
7.slot - a slot machine that is used for gambling; 'they spend hours and hours just playing the slots'
fruit machine - a coin-operated gambling machine that produces random combinations of symbols (usually pictures of different fruits) on rotating dials; certain combinations win money for the player
coin machine, slot machine - a machine that is operated by the insertion of a coin in a slot
Verb1.slot - assign a time slot; 'slot a television program'
schedule - plan for an activity or event; 'I've scheduled a concert next week'
Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc.

slot

noun
1.opening, hole, groove, vent, slit, aperture, channelHe dropped a coin in the slot and dialled.
2.(Informal)place, time, space, spot, opening, position, window, vacancy, nicheVisitors can book a time slot a week or more in advance.
verb
1.fit, slide, insert, put, placeShe slotted a fresh filter into the machine.
Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002

slot

nounA post of employment:
appointment, berth, billet, job, office, place, position, situation, spot.
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فَتْحَةفُتْحَه، شَقمَوْقِع البَرنامجيَضَع في الفُتْحَه
sprækkeklemme indlamellistesendetid
rakoreikäaukko
prorez
동전 구멍
atvēlētais laiksiespiestiespraustsprauga
programový blok
öppning
yuvazamandelikkuşakyerine oturtmak/yerleştirmek

slot

[slɒt]A.N
1. (= hole) (in machine etc) → ranuraf; (= groove) → muescaf
to put a coin in the slot → meter una monedaen laranura
2. (= space) (in timetable, programme etc) → huecom; (= advertising slot) → cuñaf (publicitaria); (= job slot) → vacantef
B.VTto slot in(to) [+ object] → introducirormeter en (fig) [+ activity, speech] → incluir (en)
to slot a part into another part → encajar una pieza en (la ranura de) otra pieza
to slot sth into place → colocar algo en su lugar
we can slot you into the programme → te podemos dar un espacioen elprograma, te podemos incluiren elprograma
C.VI → introducirse
it doesn't slot in with the rest → no encaja con los demás
it slots in here → entra en esta ranura, encajaaquí
D.CPDslot machineN (at funfair) → tragaperrasf inv; (= vending machine) → máquinafexpendedora
slot meterN → contadorm
Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005

slot

[ˈslɒt]n
(= time available) (in timetable) → créneaum; (in TV, radio schedule) → créneaum, plagef
vt
to slot sth into sth → encastrer qch dans qch, insérer qch dans qch
Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005

slot

n(= opening) → Schlitzm; (= groove) → Rillef; (Comput) → Slotm, → Steckplatzm; (for aircraft to land etc: = time slot) → Slotm; (inf: = place) → Plätzchennt (inf); (TV) → (gewohnte) Sendezeit; do we have a slot for this in our range? → können wir das in unser Programmeinbauen?
Collins German Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged 7th Edition 2005. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1980 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007

slot

Dictionary[slɒt]
1.n (in machine) → fessura; (groove) → scanalatura (fig) (in timetable) (Radio, TV) → spazio
2.vt (object) → infilare (fig) (activity, speech) → inserire
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

slot

(slot) noun
1. a small narrow opening, especially one to receive coins. I put the correct money in the slot, but the machine didn't start. gleuf فُتْحَه، شَق процеп ranhura zdířka der Schlitz sprække σχισμή, εγκοπήranura ava, pilu شكاف aukko fenteחריץ छिद्र, छेद, झिरी, खांचा utor, otvor automata za ubacivanje kovanica rés lubang kecil untuk memasukkan koin rifa, rauf fessura 送金 가늘고 긴 홈, (특히 기계 등의) 동전 투입구 plyšys sprauga lubang alur gleufsprekk, spalteszczelina, otwór درز، درځ: سورى، سوړه، غار ranhura fantă щель, прорезь štrbina; (úzky) otvor reža za kovance otvor springa, inkast ช่องเปิดที่แคบยาว (สำหรับใส่เหรียญ, จดหมาย) delik, yuva 狹長孔，狹縫，(自動販賣機等的)投幣口 проріз, щілина سکے ڈالنے کے لیے چھوٹا شگاف rãnh, khe 狭槽，狭缝
2. a (usually regular) position (in eg the schedule of television/radio programmes). The early-evening comedy slot. gleuf مَوْقِع البَرنامج подходящо място espaço programový blok die Spalte sendetid ζώνηhueco, cuña (kindel) koht, (teatud) aeg شيار paikka tranche horaireמקום पद्वति mjesto, prostor (za nešto) hely; program acara dagskrártími (fascia oraria) 時間帯 ( TV, 라디오 프로그램 스케줄 중의 보통 정해진) 위치 skirtas laikas (pārraidei) atvēlētais laiks acara plaatsprogrampost, sendingstidokienko درز espaço program определенное место, время programový blok termin termin stund, -timme, -dags เวลาและสถานที่ซึ่งกำหนดในตาราง kuşak, zaman 把...納入序列(或名單)中，安排 (電視或廣播節目) місце в розкладі نشریات کے لائحہ عمل میں کوئی مقرر وقت chỗ, vị trí 把…纳入其中，（电视或广播节目的）位置
verb – past tense, past participle ˈslotted –
(with in or into) to fit (something) into a small space. He slotted the last piece of the puzzle into place; I managed to slot in my tea-break between two jobs. insit, inkry يَضَع في الفُتْحَه слагам в процеп encaixar vsunout einpassen klemme ind χώνω, στριμώχνωinsertar, introducir sobitama در جاي خود قرار دادن asettaa paikalleen emboîter, insérer לְשַבֵּץ जगह बनाना načiniti porez, otvor na čemu beprésel memampatkan finna (e-u) stað inserire はめこむ (~을) 작은 공간에 끼워 맞추다 į(si)sprausti iespiest; iespraust memuatkan inpassenpasse inn wciskać, wsuwać په خپل ځاى كښې كيدل encaixar a încastra, a îmbuca вставить vsunúť vstaviti uglaviti passa (klämma) in หยอดลงในช่อง yerine oturtmak/yerleştirmek 安插 вставляти کسی چیز کو چھوٹی سی جگہ میں رکھنا đút vào khe 安插
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a machine, especially one containing cigarettes, sweets etc for sale, worked by putting a coin in a slot. muntoutomaat آلة البيْع بواسِطَة إسْقاط النقود في الفُتْحَه монетен автомат vendedor automático automat der Automat automat κερματοδέκτης distribuidor automático, máquina tragaperras müügiautomaat دستگاهي كه با سكه كار مي كند raha-automaatti distributrice מְכוֹנַת מַזָל सिक्का डालने पर काम करने वाली मशीन (prodajni) automat (pénzbedobós) automata mesin penjual otomatis sjálfsali distributore automatico 自動販売機 자동판매기 automatas automāts (kaut kā pārdošanai) mesin lubang alur automaatautomatautomat یو دول ماشین ده چی په پیس کی کار کوی vendedor automático automat торговый автомат automat avtomat automat varuautomat เครื่องขายของอัตโนมัติโดยการหยอดเหรียญ otomatik satış makinası 自動販賣機 автомат مشین میں سکے ڈالنے کا شگاف máy bán hàng tự động 自动贩卖机（香烟、糖等）
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