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Almost any modern PC is capable of recording sound. I mean, even the sound interfaces that are part of the mother board nowadays have microphone connectors as well as line-in connectors. This was different in the days of the Amiga when a PC by default could only beep. At least each Amiga came with stereo line-out connectors that allows it to playback audio, but unfortunately none came with audio inputs. To be able to record sound on your Amiga additional hardware needed to be purchased. This article describes one example of such hardware, the "sampling cartridge" for the Amiga. |
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SANA-II Network Device Driver Specification. AmigaOS documnet Wiki. |
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{Good blog covering various topics with quite a few Amiga related articles} |
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Santa Run is a free Christmas game that was created in seven days for all Commodore Amiga fans. Control Santa as you leap from roof to roof and deliver presents down the chimneys. Santa Run is a score based game, if you reach the end of the street you will have completed the game. A nice greeting awaits at the end of the game. |
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{Link to the Doc on Archive.org. Publication date: 1993} |
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The user group was focused on the Classic Commodore Amiga but also newer developments such as the NG (Next Generation) Amigas – which eventually came to be known as the AmigaOne. A lot has changed since then. The Classic Amiga is now well and truly a “retro” machine. The NG Amigas came and went, and are now mainly a niche product. The user group is now focused on 1980-1990 era retro computers in general, such as Commodore, Apple and Atari machines. This also includes the Amiga of course! |
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The Campaign to Open Source AmigaOS is a coalition of individuals from the Amiga and Open Source communities, who collectively feel that open-sourcing the Amiga operating system offers it the best chance of survival and growth well into the next century. We seek to promote co-operation and to foster dialogue and discussion within the Amiga community and how we can collectively drive the future of our platform and OS as a community. |
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Like many people who do multimedia for a living, I've had to migrate to another platform for much of my work. One long-time Amiga program that has been successfully ported to Windows is Scala. If you have a windoze box, you can download the working demo from http://www.scala.com/. It actually makes your windoze box seem like an Amiga. It performs this magic by completely shutting Windows down. But the fact is, no matter how much RAM you have and no matter how fast a Pentium you have, performance with a PC lags behind an Amiga, at least as far as live presentations are concerned. There are bells and whistles that go along with some of the newer PC animation codecs that are fun to have. But the Amiga's TV-compatible output and more manageable file formats really shine with a live presentation. |
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Just keeping it real, a series of articles on oldskool/retro programing. Thoughts on software development. |
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A ScanJuggler XAGA is a scandoubler/flickerfixer for Amiga models equipped with AGA chipset. |
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ScanPlus AGA is a internal scandoubler designed for Amiga 1200 / 4000D and CRT monitor. Supports DPMS energy saving and PAL / NTSC screenmodes. It fits into A1200 and A4000D perfectly. |
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Simple scandoubler with analog VGA output, designed for CRT VGA monitors. Compatible with A1200 and 4000D. |
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{Just in case someone else is looking for this same thing} For connecting on a flat VGA monitor, Natives Amiga resolutions supported (PAL, NTSC, DblPAL, DblNTSC, Euro 36 / 72, Super 72, Multiscan), Connected on Alice and Lisa chips, VGA backplate included, simple DPMS screensaver utility included. |
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ScanPlus AGA is a internal Scandoubler for the Amiga 1200 and Amiga 4000D (not Amiga 4000T or Amiga CD32). The advantage of the internal ScanPlus AGA is that it will allow you to connect to a standard VGA monitor whether that be a traditional (best) CRT experience or a flat screen monitor or TV with VGA connector. |
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Two Amiga sales brochures (circa 1985) that came with a near-mint quality Amiga 1000 system I purchased on eBay. I purchased the first Amiga 1000 sold in Virginia back in October 1985. I recall seeing the first, smaller brochure around that time. I have no memory of the second. I've scanned them for the enjoyment of both Amiga fans as well as those that missed that great ride. Enjoy. |
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Computer science may not be about computers the way astronomy isn't really about telescopes, but the demo scene is about computers the same way painting is about brushes and tempera. They're a means to achieve an end, but also tools that affect the creative process and become part of the work itself. There are certain aesthetics you simply cannot achieve on certain platforms, and certain other aesthetics that are encouraged or determined by specific platform hardware. If there is one such platform close to my heart, it's the Amiga 500. Around 1993, a distinct demo aesthetic emerged on this platform, serving as inspiration for this page. In the end, however, it's the hand of the artist that ultimately decides the quality of the outcome. Artists are key to the scene, dutifully enabled by all those who may not partake in the creative process but certainly help facilitate it. Here is a tribute to a few of the main players, presented for your enjoyment. |
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Here is the link list or schematic overview page for the newly created Vector schematics in PDF format. Each schematic can also be searched for text. {Schematics for the A500, A600, A1200, A2000, A3000, A3000T, A4000, A4000T & CD32. Expansions for A2060, A2065, A2320, A2410, A2620, A2620, A2630, A3640 & CD32 debug board.} |
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Welcome to our site! This site covers where we came from, what we are doing now, and where we are going. Also, each member will occasionally write something in her or his blog, and if you're just here for the stuff we've released, take a look in Downloads. Some more prominent prods are showcased in the Gallery. |
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Editor for Scorpion engine (closed source), along with demo games (open source) |
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Currently a 37 page thread over at English Amiga Board covering the Scorpion engine. |
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Scorpion Engine, a modern game creation kit tailored specifically for the Amiga, bridges the gap between the past and the future. This cutting-edge toolset empowers developers to unleash their creativity and embark on a new era of Amiga game development. By providing a user-friendly interface and a range of powerful features, Scorpion Engine unlocks new possibilities for creating captivating games that pay homage to the golden age of gaming. |
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This is the experimental version of the Scorpion Editor, it is only minimally tested and contains no sample games. Unless there are specific fixes in this build that you need, the mainstream build at scorpion-editor-demos is recommended. |
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Around these parts, we most often associate [Drygol] with his incredible ability to bring damaged or even destroyed vintage computers back to life with a seemingly endless bag of repair and restoration techniques. But this time around, at the request of fellow retro aficionado [MrTrinsic], he was given a special assignment — to not only build a new Amiga 2000 from scratch, but to pack it with so many mods that just physically fitting them into the case would be a challenge in itself. |
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{GREAT write up describing each OCS, ECS & AGA video mode. Every mode has a graphic representation, even showing flicker, when appropriate.} |
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This site is the home and demopage of the Amiga emulator in pure HTML5 and JavaScript. It is heavily based on WinUAE and does use the AROS Kickstart replacement. (Gamrs, Tools, Demos: Reg & AGA) |
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