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There are new drivers for the Atheros chipset for the Sam 440ep. |
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pictures of the Amiga 400 driven Ultrasound machine |
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{I love coming across various devices the Amiga can be found in. This time the A4000 was used in an ALT Ultrasound Machine} |
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{Parts list for the A4000 driven ATL HDI 1000 ultrasound machine} |
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These are the transifex organization pages of the ATO (Amiga Translators' Organization). This is a non-profit organization aiming in joining translator resources for Amiga-related (AmigaOS/MorphOS/AROS) projects. |
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Let me introduce you to the Commodore 1350, Commodore 1351, and the Commodore 1352, also known as the Amiga "Tank" Mouse. The big question: If you get handed one of these things, how do you tell them apart? |
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ATX power adaptors for the Amiga and other retro computers. Allows easy access to an ATX replacement supply. The +5V, +12V and -12C supplies are available on screw terminal connectors for easy retro fit. The Multi-purpose design can also supply -5V, the 50/60Hz tick signal and a Power_good signal. {ATX adapter} |
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Audio mixer 3.1 is a completely reworked version of the audio mixer featured in the Amiga Tech Audio Mixing example. This version has a completely reworked API, much more detailed documentation, extra examples, integration with C programs and several new features. Features: Up to four samples can be mixed onto a single hardware channel. High performance: mixing four samples onto a single channel at 11KHz takes only 3.7% CPU time on a 7MHz 68000 without Fast RAM. Can be run while a music playback routine is running, as long as the music routine does not access the hardware channel(s) used by the Audio Mixer. Up to four hardware channels can be assigned to the Audio Mixer, allowing up to 16 samples being played back at the same time. {& more!} |
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Presented here is a tested design for a single supply Audio mixer. It accepts two line level audio inputs, each with independent volume controls. One input, can be adapted to the ‘harsh’ left/right mix of the audio output of the Commodore Amiga computer. It crossfades the audio between the left/right channels, to improve the audio mix, when listening on headphones. In addition it supports a ‘Better Paula’ filter circuit, claimed to improve the frequency response of the original computer. All options are configurable. |
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Australian Amiga Gazette (AAG) was created by me in 1996 as a grassroots, hard copy publication for the purpose of keeping the Amiga computer alive here in Australian. First produced in December 1996 and ending in October 98 which spanned 23 issues. AAG was created wholly on an Amiga 4000 using Amiga’s Page Stream publishing software and printed on a secondhand printing press that cost $2500. A black and white monthly magazine containing 40 pages of articles, product reviews and advertising available from computer shops that sold the Amiga here in Australia. This site archives for posterity the 23 issues of AAG in PDF format for download. It also seeks to acknowledge all those who contributed to its pages and the two AAG promotional events during its time. |
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The Australian Commodore & Amiga Review was a popular magazine dedicated to Commodore and Amiga computers. It was published from 1983 to 1996 and was known for its in-depth articles, reviews, and tutorials on software, hardware, and gaming for these platforms. |
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Simple ReAction GUI for XAD |
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This software will allow you to control an Amiga using your PC keyboard and mouse - without unplugging them from your PC. |
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How a modern AVX instruction shares a similar design with a 1985 blitter chip, by Arnaud Carré. This post is for any enthusiastic SIMD CPU programmer curious about weird AVX instructions. But also for any veteran Amiga programmer who never quite figured out how to calculate that cursed “minterm” blitter value! |
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AxRuntime (AxRT) is a tool for application developers who enjoy creating their applications using Amiga APIs. The runtime allows developers to continue developing Amiga applications in unmodified way while at the same time being able to utilize modern development tools available on Linux or Windows like IDEs, debuggers, profilers, etc. |
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{Another 'vaporware' computer design} The heart of the A/BOX is the system controller: CAIPIRINHA. |
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This site started out by simply listing a few of the computer generated ship designs that appeared in the Babylon 5 television series. More by accident than design, it now contains information on a number of subjects relating to the CGI and VFX in general, like this; Who developed new techniques, {... interviews and more} |
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All special effects for Babylon 5 are computer generated. Foundation Imaging, headed by Ron Thornton, produced the special effects for the pilot movie and seasons one through three. {...} For the pilot, the effects were rendered on a network of Amiga computers; later, Foundation used 12 Pentium PCs and 5 DEC Alpha workstations for 3D rendering and design, and 3 Macintoshes for piecing together on-set computer displays. |
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For Amiga users, some models of a few Babylon 5 ships in Imagine format, along with sample renderings in JPEG, have been uploaded to the ftp server. |
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Target Acquired: Batman Pack! November 1989. I have no idea how many magazine adverts I’d read but I knew all the prices out there, and the packs available and emerging. It had to be the Amiga 500 Batman pack. Batman looked amazing, and it came with the must have “F/A 18 Interceptor”. My first flight sim. New Zealand Story I have to confess, had no draw for me at all. |
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Well with Retro being the new thing I thought it was time to get my Amiga 1200 singing and dancing again and also document all the things I’ve done to make it work. |
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I will publish various Parts to this series when I get time to write about them, but to start you off this is Part 1 which shows you what you require to get your Amiga to output to VGA |
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Following the upload to archive.org of the Back2Roots.org backup that I managed to create a few days after it went finally down there were left files not really related to back2roots because these were other mirrors contained in the back2roots FTP server. |
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I’ve always really enjoyed reading about the technical details involved in other demos, like the write-ups from Leonard, Paradroid, and Slummy. So, I’ve included my own commentary below. |
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This is a simple backup tool, nothing fancy. It simply copies files from one directory to another. Of cource it only copies files that are different in some way, like size or date etc. |
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