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• 2014-09-14
• 19:55 Congratulations, here's your tiara then.
• 19:56 :D
• 20:17 Don't Panic!
• 20:54 thaitanic
• 20:55 When someone has a legitimate issue with someone, it is not "drama".
• 22:02 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-RD_aAxcnM
• 2014-09-15
• 00:00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqGTV4ewH6A
• 00:05 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGUO5I-m8cw
• 07:18 tits-or-gtfo-nic
• 09:37 Gia Amstrad re? Gia Amstrad? Ston Amstrad?
• 10:15 http://www.neowin.net/news/windows-9-recap-start-menu-notification-and-virtual-d esktop-videos .. notification center is a welcome one
• 10:24 Amstrad 320x200 mode so annoying..
• 10:40 Sam Coupe is so cool
• 10:54 I have no idea how to make fullscreen effects on Sam Coupe. video memory seems soo looooooooooong
• 10:59 Just like CPC. But one way is you don't do, some software effects on CPC is smaller screen too. Or you can use Mode 2 maybe, big horizontal blocky pixels. And I have some ideas in my mind, but I don't mind if effect is not always fullscreen.
• 11:17 a new episode of http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/diggin-in-the-carts .. mentions '89 first extra sound chip on game. On MSX they had same '87...
• 11:23 Red Bull and no Research makes Jack a dull boy
• 11:23 maybe Sam Coup and CPC needs DMA like GBC?
• 11:24 Yeah, it would help. But it's still good machine, some of the demos and games are impressive.
• 11:46 I tried to reverse some demos not for ripping, rather than undestand code. This is so complicated..
• 13:22 There is little memory bandwidth left in the CPC for DMA. Amstrad Plus manages to squeeze some during the horizontal blanking but you can't do more.
• 15:09 prehistoric lasball: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carved_Stone_Balls
• 15:11 MODE 1 (320x200) on the CPC has some similarities to the Spectrum graphics mode. What is so annoying? Also, are there any good docs about GBC DMA?
• 15:36 Spectrum has 256x192, but CPC has 320x200. Just feel the difference:) About DMA - lurk latest release with link to sources, here is DMA used.
• 15:49 Ah, yes, the numbers are out of byte range. ;) But you can program the CRTC to resize the screen to 256x192! Thanks for the tip! I'll take a look at the sources.