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ADF Opus is a file management tool for ADF files and hardfiles. It allows you to perform most common tasks (like copying, renaming, deleting, etc.) with your ADFs without having to go anywhere near an emulator. Features include support for all filesystems (including directory-caching) high speed file copying, ability to access real Amiga harddisks and a powerful MDI interface. |
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ADF Opus is a file management tool for ADF files and hardfiles. It allows you to perform most common tasks (like copying, renaming, deleting, etc.) with your ADFs without having to go anywhere near an emulator. |
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{windows} The ADF View is a Shell Namespace extension, which opens up the .ADF file extension. ADF files are Amiga Disk Files, or image dumps of AmigaDOS formatted disks. These files are used by most Commodore Amiga emulator software. |
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A free, portable and open implementation of the Amiga filesystem |
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The ADFlib is a portable C library designed to manage Amiga formatted devices like harddisks and ZIP disks, or dump files of this kind of media via the .ADF format. Projects using ADFlib are : ADFOpus and ADFView |
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ADiffView compares two ASCII text files and displays the differences graphically |
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A very early sign that computing was changing the world we lived in, the Video Toaster was a $2500 card and software package for the Amiga 2000 that totally revolutionized TV. These were bragging rights computers back in the 90s. This tour of Video Toaster by an owner who long dreamed of having his own Amiga is great. Back in the mid90s, everyone had ONE friend with Video Toaster. I remember driving miles to get time on the Toaster in my social circles. Those screen transitions are legendary, and when I see them in old videos I instantly know. |
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Overview. GABlaster is a video player for the Amiga Commodore computer. It uses a customized version of the CDXL format supporting the AGA chipset with 24 bit colors and variable length frames. Customized CDXL files can be generated with AGAConv. AGABlaster is written in 68K Assembly and runs on native Amiga hardware (no gfx card or sound card required). It is currently in alpha testing stage. |
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This is a retro computing just-for-fun project. AGAConv is a CDXL video converter for Commodore-Amiga computers. It combines some existing tools to convert videos (MP4, etc.) into the CDXL format which can be played with AGABlaster or other CDXL players on an AGA Commodore-Amiga computer. The first Commodore-Amiga computer with the AGA chipset was released in 1992. Commodore went bankrupt in April 1994. The CDXL format was created by Commodore primarily for the Commodore CDTV, released 1991, to permit playback of video from CD-ROM in the early 1990s. The CDXL format is a simple streaming format, consisting of linear concatenated chunks (packets), each with an uncompressed frame and associated audio data. In addition to the original 12-bit colors, AGAConv also supports 24-bit colors, as supported by Commodore Amiga AGA systems released in 1992+. It also ensures 32-bit padding of CDXL chunks, which can make a difference in video frame rate of up to 50%. |
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AGuide Viewer is an open source reader for AmigaGuide documents implemented as a browser extension. It works with Firefox* and Chromium* on all platforms. |
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Akiko32 - Amiga in mini ITX form factor. Akiko32 - An Amiga-AA compatible computer with extensions in modern mini ITX form factor. The board is a hobby development and will be released as open source for non-commercial purposes. The firmware is currently still under development, the first boards will go to the testers in July 2020. After a successful test run, all data is released. The following features are available: 68030 processor, AA chipset plus Akiko, 2 MB Chipram, 64MB Fastram, IDE controller, Clock port, CD32 kickstart & I2C Bus. Connectors: Mouse/joystick - DB9, Keyboard - An A4000-compatible, VGA - DB15 VGA-Connector (15kHz), Sound jack plug - a 3.5mm jack plug, RJ45 - A network connector, USB - 2 USB, IDE Anschluss - A 2.5" 44pin IDE connector, Clockport, I2C connector & RGB connector - An expansion board provides a D, B23 video connector. |
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Pre-configured distribution for AGA/RTG Amigas. Based on AmiKit. Unofficial. AKReal is a collection of more than 350+ pre-installed programs |
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AKReal is a collection of 350+ programs for real Amiga AGA/RTG computers. Based on AmiKit |
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{Home page of Alexandre Balaban. Creator of: OS4 CompareDirs, WacomTablet drivers, Ftdp, X1kTemo.docky, OS4 FTP Mount, and more} |
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This repo contains a compileable version of the Alien Breed 3D II source. It produces executables that can run the original game's data. This repo is based on and still contains the original source release of TKG. The original code is very messy, apparently containing multiple versions of the source (the was code base handled by one man without source control). It looks like as if TKG was grown out of the AB3D source. |
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Alien Breed 3D RTG. Based on John Girvin's original AB3D-RTG source. The Alien Breed 3D source was part of the Alien Breed 3D II The Killing Grounds source release. John managed to get Ab3D compile and made Chunky-Copper render to output to an RTG screen. |
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… come in threes, they say, or “Aller guten Dinge sind drei” in my native tongue German. And so I set out to make a third and final attempt at reliably delivering great 68040-to-68060 adapters. Remember, earlier in my adventure I built one of these adapters with a PCB made by OSHpark. I was so excited, that I sold it on eBay and started to make another one. And failed. And another one. And… Well, you get the story here. |
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{Thread @ eab.abime.net covering the CEO of Oregon Research allowing the relase of their products into the public domain. GameSmith Development System (game programming), Termite (BBS software) & Termite TCP (tcp-ip stack)} |
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All threads related to the AROS distribution AROS One |
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ALS stands for AMOS Layers System, as it turns the screens of AMOS Professional into layers that can be laid over one another, with complete control of order, colors and opaqueness, while keeping them renderable as usual. It is easy, requires little knowledge of the Amiga graphics hardware, does not need installation, does not depend on third-party extensions and comes as a collection of variables, arrays and procedures written in fully commented AMOS code - it can be thought of as an AMOS source-level library. |
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While I’d planned to do a 3 part blog series about the FPGA projects that users have or are making, I thought I’d go ahead and make this post about one amazing project I just learned about today: 68040->68060 socket adapters. I’ve found out about 2 related projects, probably derived from the same set of research, to turn 68040 accelerators into 68060 accelerators. The first I found out about was for the WarpEngine 68040 accelerator. The other was for the far more common Commodore A3640. |
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{AMCC.com tech page on the PPC440SPe, PPC440EP, PPC440GX & PPC440SP. You can also find PDF product briefs} |
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The AMI Tech-Gazette is an electronic publication designed to bring you an experience similar to the classic local computer user group newsletter, with that personal, not-fully-professional touch, covering the Amiga and its relatives, (OS4, MorphOS, AROS, Apollo, and more!) with the occasional deviation into games, toys, and life in general. Check out the introductory issue(s) to get a feel for it, and if it interests you, consider joining the Patreon to access the back issue catalog, and support the creation of new ones. |
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AMI*RGB2VGA is a functional replacement / alternative to the 390682-01/03 VGA dongle which came with A4000. This adaptor is also knows as "synch dongle" because it does not process rgb analog signals in any way, passing them unchanged fron the Amiga db23 video port to the vga monitor input. A zillion of similar solutions exist, being the circuit trivially simple; what it makes AMI*RGB2VGA different from others is the capability of hosting up to four different buffer chips, each one of them behaving in a subtle different manner towards the final video render appearance on modern lcd monitors. Users can populate the board with any of the chips, activate the one which offers the best video quality according their personal taste, and change it at any time with great ease. |
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AMI-RGB2VGAULTIMATE is a "revised-revised" RGB to VGA adapter for the Amiga A500-A600-A2000 and A1200-A4000, with unique improvements: Fully buffered Composite HSync and VSync signals. Selectable CSync signal for those lucky guys who own a Sony PVM monitor. Impedance matched inputs and outputs. Fully high quality buffered video signals. Fully filtered spurious input frequencies: no more vertical bars on LCD screens! Four user selectable filter settings: precisely match your display resolution for perfect quality! Smaller than the original 390682-01/03 VGA dongle by commodore |
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