Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
anyways... if you want it lemme know... (same goes for anyone else,
though justin did bagsy, and i cant ignorr the rules of the playground
Better let him have first pick, or he'll only get some of his friends to
come and beat it out of me!
I may have a go at doing it
On Wed, Apr 07, 1999 at 10:10:53AM +0200, Frode Tenneboe wrote:
No - as far as i remember, the SAM's SCART has a different pinout from
standard SCART.
The outward pins are the same but since the Sam does not accept incoming
video it has used the pins for various other purposes - so it's not a
Si Owen wrote:
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
anyways... if you want it lemme know... (same goes for anyone else,
though justin did bagsy, and i cant ignorr the rules of the playground
Better let him have first pick, or he'll only get some of his friends to
come and beat it out of me!
*laughs*
Well, I just made my own. Not exactly difficult? The pinout is in the
manual...
Mine might not do exactly what you want yours to do though. It just brings
out the stereo sound (pins 1 and 3, ground 4) and composite video (pin 19,
ground 17) onto phono plugs, which I can then connect to my
Aley asked:
Well, I have made my own one several years ago too.
I have connected coomposite out to my tv's composite in. That's all.
And it works perfectly. Especially when my power supply is broken and
i can see nothing when using regular tv-out. (can anybody help?)
Well, the SAM makes the
Ian Collier wrote:
Does the Amstrad DSK format not cover this? (I don't actually
know anything about it, except that it is more complicated than
a straight dump of all the tracks on the disk.)
I've not found any official docs for it but I've flicked through the
comments in some ASM
Well, I have made my own one several years ago too.
I have connected coomposite out to my tv's composite in. That's all.
And it works perfectly. Especially when my power supply is broken and
i can see nothing when using regular tv-out. (can anybody help?)
Well, the SAM makes the composite
Johnna wrote:
Took me a while to realise I wasn't Johnna Teare nor Lee Willis..
:)
Eh?
The poster of the list, mixed with my mailer which decided to
word-wrap it all around the place, made it look like my name
belonged to one address and my address belong to another name...
I think I an was saying that most SCART input sockets
don't tend to use the r,g,b signals but just use the composite
video so if you wire a lead with the r, g, b, sound, and
composite video signals connected, then that could be three
wires wasted
Andy
Z flag but left the other part of the expression alone. It's a great C Z80
emulator, and I can't see there being much else to squeeze out of it without
going to ASM
Actually I think I just typed in what came into my head - I'm sure some of
the flag calculations must be horribly
i think it would be nice to get a diagram of the real scrat connector, and
compare it to the sam's one.
i hope many of us are able to make their own cable if we would know what
pins to connect.
The Pin-outs are in the back of the normal manual, and the tech manual but here
are the pins.
btw. I've tested the current Win32 version of SimCoupe (that one I've get
from Si Owen) and the fullscreen mode wasn't fullscreen, but just
maximized window.
At some point I added a '-fullscreen 1' flag to the command-line options,
but I can't remember whether the last version on the site
I think I an was saying that most SCART input sockets
don't tend to use the r,g,b signals but just use the composite
video so if you wire a lead with the r, g, b, sound, and
composite video signals connected, then that could be three
wires wasted
there would be more than three wires
From: Dan Doore [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
i think it would be nice to get a diagram of the real scrat connector,
and compare it to the sam's one.
i hope many of us are able to make their own cable if we would know
what pins to connect.
The Pin-outs are in the back of the normal manual, and
Hi,
If any SAM user is looking for small hard disks then I have these:
250 mb scsi 15 quid inc p+p
80 mb ide - 10 quid inc p+p
40 mb ide - small notebook drive - same
Well, I would like to solve this problem by using my PC's hard drive on Sam.
Is it possible to connect Sam to PC and use
True... And so nice and easy to pop to when you live in the Netherlands,
hey
Robert?
but
1) could find out if they do mail order
2) had no idea you was in Netherlands
3) It just across the water
4) everyone need a holiday
Chris
Ps. Im not being helpfull am i
That holiday may cost more than
Aley Keprt wrote:
Well, I have used another Z80 CPU emulator in my SAA1099 player.
It is not 100%, but it uses very efficient algo's for computing flags.
And it is platform independent. This may help.
Sounds good - I'd come across the look-up tables in another Z80 emulator and
wondered about
Aley Keprt wrote:
If soomeone made a protection, he probably wanted us not to copy these
diskettes.
I just want to aim for fairly complete emulation, which would include being
able to (ideally) handle everything the real floppy controller can to cope
with non-standard disks. I'm certainly not
Aley Keprt wrote:
That flag does maximized window, not fullscreen!!!
It's actually more or less the same thing - the video mode is changed and I
am drawing to the entire DirectX surface. That version doesn't disable the
caption so it's still visible - if it doesn't actually maximise you can
Simon Cooke wrote:
Oh, it's Y2K compliant; but MasterDOS isn't. Try and set a date
in the year 2000 - the source code indicates that you're screwed :-)
I was thinking that because it only stored 2 digits for the date that it
wasn't, but I suppose it's more of a case of any software that doesn't
That holiday may cost more than that hard drive :)))
And what if I am not in Netherlands, but in Czechland?
Same as before no mater what country your in
Should I take one of those B-52's flying home to Fairford from Yugoslavia
over our country? ;)
But then you would be a missile :)
Chris
I can only recommend not to do this!
If soomeone made a protection, he probably wanted us not to copy these
diskettes. I'm affraid about copyright laws.
From my OLD point of view is this ,
Win/Sim Coupe should be able to read these disk in REAL time ,
i.e not create images on harddisk or copy
I'm affraid about copyright laws.
I'm no legal expert, but isn't it just considered a backup copy as long as
you still own the original version?
your are not aloud to create a copy of anything , without the copyright
owners permission. Having a backup of a disk thats not used for illegal
-Original Message-
From: Si Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Date: 7. dubna 1999 17:22
Subject: RE: Z80 flags for INI(R) and OTI(R)? #2 (oops!)
Ian Collier wrote:
There are a couple of other things I have fixed since the code was
incorporated in
Well, I would like to solve this problem by using my PC's hard drive on
Sam.
Is it possible to connect Sam to PC and use it's hard drive.
It would be nice to have a parallel cable (as used in Norton Commander, or
MS-DOS) and make a SamDOS which could cooperate with PC using this cable.
Then we can
Chris White wrote:
your are not aloud to create a copy of anything , without the copyright
owners permission. Having a backup of a disk thats not used for illegal
purposes , is like have a gun and NEVER thinks of firing it (Pointless)
Are you 100% sure about this? The +D interface on the
Aley Keprt wrote:
WinNT doesn't have accelerated DirectDraw.
You cannot use any hardware capabilities in WinNT!
(this applies to 2D,3D,audio,etc.)
It DOES still make use of features in the video driver that are done in
hardware, even if it's not full hardware acceleration that's available on
Aley Keprt wrote:
Si, It is time to publish changed sources, to let we have an updated DOS
Unix versions. Please, send me the fixed sources, and I will
publish new DOS version.
Things are still changing so frequently that it'd be pointless doing a
release now, so I'm keeping it under wraps
Some softyware of mine Simons ECopy , which does copy ALL disks and could
be used as a test etc
Before Malcolm's untimely death he informed me that E-Copy (version 3 I think)
failed to copy the protection I created for Defender... I tried *all* the PC
copiers
I could find and they failed too.
I would certainly put quality sound emulation at the top of my wish
Aley - is your SAA emulator in a fit state (so to speak) to be included with
Si's port - or does it need work to get it run native under Win32?
Dan.
Work: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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VVeb:
From: Si Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aley Keprt wrote:
Well, I have used another Z80 CPU emulator in my SAA1099 player.
It is not 100%, but it uses very efficient algo's for computing flags.
And it is platform independent. This may help.
Sounds good - I'd come across the look-up tables in
From: Si Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please let it read them in REAL time , but not create IMAGES
That'll be possible under Win9x, but I haven't found a way to do it under
NT
without modifying the kernel-mode floppy driver (the source is available
so
that may be possible).
Now I've got the hard
Simon Cooke wrote:
Don't forget -- the cache comes into play here a lot, so tables aren't
necessarily as efficient as you might think. PROFILE YOUR RESULTS!!!
I completely agree - my Celeron only has 128K of cache but it's running at
full clock speed (464MHz for my setup) giving it a nice
Simon Cooke wrote:
I don't believe that's the main problem; the VL1772-02 can only handle 4
sector sizes -- 128,256,512 and 1024 bytes. However, it can mix match
sector sizes on one track, and also can spoof address blocks; so that is
more problematic.
I'd agree with it being a problem to
All,
(before anyone else says it... Quite a lot)
I've just got a PC at home, and plan to try and update my Sam web pages to
the state they used to be (ie upto date).
If anyone has any obvious information that's missing that I can add, would
like to do a review, or anything else it'd be muchly
your are not aloud to create a copy of anything , without the copyright
owners permission. Having a backup of a disk thats not used for illegal
purposes , is like have a gun and NEVER thinks of firing it (Pointless)
Are you 100% sure about this? The +D interface on the Spectrum was fairly
Some softyware of mine Simons ECopy , which does copy ALL disks and
could
be used as a test etc
Before Malcolm's untimely death he informed me that E-Copy (version 3 I
think)
failed to copy the protection I created for Defender... I tried *all* the
PC
copiers
Interesting ??
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On Thu, 8 Apr 1999 18:13:08 +0100 Thu, 8 Apr 99 18:59:51 BST, Chris
Pile [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Before Malcolm's untimely death he informed me that E-Copy (version 3 I think)
failed to copy the protection I created for Defender... I tried *all* the PC
copiers
I could find and they failed
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