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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2023
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On the re-release of a 3D/4K/HDR version of James Cameron’s Titanic, I thought I might showcase something I saw a few years ago: a stunning find by Retro Recipes’ Christian ‘Perifractic’ Simpson relating to the film’s miniature ship and subs motion control shoot by Digital Domain. Simpson happened upon a Commodore Amiga 4000/040 that contained hard drives with Digital Domain video tap footage on them that happened to showcase the miniature mo-co shoots. They literally have VFX plates, passes and element shoots. Amazing! |
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The retrocomputer enthusiast has increasingly to grapple with not only runaway computer prices but the astronomical cost of vintage peripherals. A welcome solution in some cases comes from the Raspberry Pi, which has proved itself fast enough to emulate those add-ons for a lot less outlay. A good one comes from [Niklas Ekström], who’s made a Pi-based network adapter for the Commodore Amiga 1200. Better still it doesn’t hog the main expansion port or the PCMCIA slot, instead it sits on the 1200’s rarely-used real-time-clock port. Software wise it uses an updated version of his earlier project for the Amiga 500. It provides access to the Pi command prompt, as well as a SANA driver and a mounted filesystem. |
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ANAIIS, acronym for Another Native Amiga IO Interface Stack, is a software solution that brings the possibilities of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) to the Amiga. Supported harware: ZorroII E3B Highway, clockport E3B Subway, clockport Alinea Subway 2021, ZorroII Freeway, clockport Freeway & A600/A1200 Gayle clockport |
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This is based on the MiSTer Github of the Amiga MiST project (Also known as Minimig) and the VexRISCV RISC-V chip for the Media Processing Unit (MPU) between the core and APF framework for floppy, hard drive and CD-ROM access. |
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D rawing has always been a great interest of mine. After getting an brand new Amiga 1200 in the early nineties I also started playing around with animation. With a greyscale scanner from Datel Electronics in the UK I produced my first animations on my Amiga. I also started to learn to use the 3D rendering package “ Imagine”. Unfortunately I haven’t had time to continue this hobby but I hope to do something new in a not too distant time. Here you can see the results of my experiments. Some of the animations was for a local TV broadcast station (JTVP) that used Amiga. They had a text & image sequence made in Scala that showed all kinds of information when they had no program to send. It was no commercial TV station. |
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Convert and/or display animations using the Deluxe Paint Animation (.ANM) file format. |
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A comprehensive text editor written for AmigaOS 2.0 and up. Author: Doug Bakewell Maintainer and successor: Daniel Westerberg Annotate has been released under the GNU GPL by request of the original author Doug Bakewell. See separate GPL.txt. The source is in a separate archive. Features: Syntax Highlightning, Multi-unit clipboard support, Unlimited Undo/Redo, Macros, Vertical block selection, Left-right shifting of text and blocks, Multi-functional scroll bar, A lot of different ways to cut, copy and paste, Printing, Folding, Text locking, Tools menu, and a full-featured Arexx Port. |
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Retronic Design just released a new version of its Amiga External Floppy Adapter. We decided to build a batch of our open source design because of its termendous success! This board allow to connect all type of floppy drives to the Amiga external D-Sub 23 floppy connector; Original Amiga “Shugart” drive, Gotek floppy drive emulator, IBM-PC floppy drive (720K and 1.44M). It can operate as DF1, DF2 or DF3, jumper selectable. Onboard logic makes all drive to be seen as 880K standard Amiga floppy drives. |
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An Advanced Feature Rich Calendar For AmigaOS. The diary combines a simple to browse interface modelled on a typical pocket diary, with a range of powerful features, including repeating events and alarms. A suite of python and ARexx scripts offer import and export of iCal / VCal formatted events and invitations as well as syncing to a remote server via CalDAV. You can now sync your AmigaOS diary with your phone or other mobile device via Google Calendar! |
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{Polish - ArchiTECH Retro Computer Amiga shop. Lots of stuff for sale.} |
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{A nice site with quite a few Amiga articles and lots of pictures: Commodore Amiga A570 CD Interface (Boxed), Commodore Amiga 601 Expansion Memory Module (Boxed), Commodore Amiga A501+ (Boxed), Cleaning Commodore CDTV Keyboard, Restoration Commodore Amiga 500 (ASSY 312512 – REV 3), Amiga 1050 Memory Expansion Cartridge (Boxed/Unwrapped), Brand New Commodore Amiga 1200 Keyboard (UK), Commodore CDTV / Floppy Drive / Remote Control & Mouse, Amiga 2000 PAL REV4.5 Kick v2.05 & 4MB of FastRAM Upgrade and more} |
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The machine, which we call the Armiga, is a beautiful piece of modern technology. It’s built around a modern Dual Core ARM CPU, that plays together with our custom made floppy controller. This is the key of the machine: We’ve developed our own controller, able of reading Amiga disks, decode them and make them available for executing. Sounds simple, right?. The Armiga aims to emulate both the Amiga 500 with 1MB of RAM and Amiga 1200 with 2MB of RAM as close as possible to the original ones. And for you not to get your hands dirty, fully legal copies of Kickstart 1.3 and 3.1 are provided with every Armiga! |
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{Downloads for the x86 ISO DVD & USB Flash ISOs. Slide shows covering installation on VMware, VirtualBox and a real dell computer, a tutorial and how to dual boot AROS/W10. Links to the latest nightly builds and links to a bunch of videos of AROS in action} |
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AROS Exec Lives on in the belly of AROS World. You can access it by browsing to: https://ae.arosworld.org. Right now it's locked for writing/posting/creating any new content. Only Administrators can make changes at this time. |
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{Thread @ amigalove.com covering the recently found Keith Haring Amiga drawings} |
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Aseprite lets you create 2D animations for videogames. From sprites, to pixel-art, retro style graphics, and whatever you like about the 8-bit and 16-bit era. |
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Have you ever wished that you could draw your pixel art in Aseprite and then export your creation to an IFF/ILBM file so that you can use it directly in your Amiga game development creations? Well now you can! This Aseprite script will allow you to convert your colour indexed sprite to an Amiga IFF/ILBM formatted file. You can then copy this file to your Amiga computer or Amiga emulation folder to load directly into Deluxe Paint V for further editing or directly into your AMOS Professional, Blitz Basic 2 or RedPill game engine project for immediate use. Or for any other projects where you need an IFF image file. |
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The all in one web editor for M68K |
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If you ever thought about trying your hands on coding Amiga demos, now you have a chance to get a jump start into it. ‘Dissident’ has released a guide about programming demos in assembler for Amiga. The guide is the result of his 25 years of experience coding for the Amiga with tips and tricks based on his own findings, information from Amiga forums and other people’s demos. On the release note, dissident humbly explains “This little aid is for those who have already the basic knowledge coding intros/demos on the Amiga in assembler but may have the same obstacles or questions as me.” |
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A simple tool for managing asset bundles used with Scorpion Engine. Drag/drop assets between bundles to rearrange them. Create, delete and rename asset bundles. Assign orphan assets to an asset bundle. |
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When it comes to Atari ST vs Amiga, there are more similarities than differences from today’s perspective. But the two machines had significant differences that led them to be incompatible even though the hardware differences look minor today. Here’s a look at the two machines and why they were such fierce rivals in the late 1980s. |
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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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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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