Hi!Thank you very much for your help :)! Now I know how to spend
the next weekend ...Thanks!
_Pete
I agree with Laurens. Screen 5 should work fast with BasicKun. I was
thinking about Z-Machine and it would be interesting if allows graphics, and
several effects... and of course text.
Hmmm... I think the title of these messages is out of date because we
aren't speaking about z-machine.
So what I need is at least TRANSPORTATION (if I bring something with me
mentioned above), and preferably PEOPLE THAT CAN BRING CD-PLAYER, MSX,
MONITOR, ETC!
Question: from where do you need transportation?? I might be able to help
ya out if you live anywhere between halsteren and
Hello,
i soon have a 4x Slot Expander, and the following hardware:
- Phillips Music Module
- FM-PAK
- Salemander/SCC/MSX-DOS 2.2
- 512 MB Memory Mapper
Q1: can i put them all in the slot expander and then the slot expander in
slot 1 ??
Q2: Will all games work then ??
Q3:
SCC can be put in the subslot but it won't be supported by most cracks.
Unless you use the SCC detection program by Jasper Lautenbag that can be
downloaded from my homepage. (See some previous mail.) I succeeded to let
almost every crack I have work with the SCC in a subslot. (Except Kings
powerrep [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió/wrote/kakimashita/escreveu/écrit:
It is not a stupid excuse, I know many MSX guys of Spain who do not speak
english, I mean nothing, absolutely nothing...try to speak some spanish
phrases with some sense and maybe you will understand to Armando.
I'm
Hi there,
Well here we MUST learn English, French AND German...
And don't forget latin and greek (version 1.0, not the new 2.0).
Wow dude, I wonder why schools are not same here...
Because Spanish is one of the biggest (I believe it's the 2nd or 3rd)
languages in the world, though it's a lot
Is that possible? How about SID? :)
SID is the sound chip, not? It looks like a PSG (3 channel, noise,
etc...), peharps can be simulated using PSG.
No way.
And how to do 6502 emulation? Classical emulation or a simulation
(like Executor)?
6510 emulation is feasible. But the 1MHz CPU
MkII ha escrit:
Is that possible? How about SID? :)
SID is the sound chip, not? It looks like a PSG (3 channel, noise,
etc...), peharps can be simulated using PSG.
No way.
Which are the special things of SID? Great effects?
A ZX Spectrum can play "Amiga MOD files", too.
Yes!
Hello
I have just bought a Turbo R and I would like to know what
voltage the computer can resist. On the type plate of the computer
it is shown that the mains voltage is 100V (60/50Hz).
Jesus (from Club Hnostar) told me that the computer can receive
125V because this voltage is transformed
On Wed, 1 Sep 1999, Ivan Latorre wrote:
Hello
I have just bought a Turbo R and I would like to know what
voltage the computer can resist. On the type plate of the computer
it is shown that the mains voltage is 100V (60/50Hz).
The power-supply has electronic voltage regulator, so the
About making a text adventure creator specific for MSX, screen 5 is a
good idea if text are showed fast enough. Well, BasicKun is a good idea,
but it will be preferable NestorBasic and, of course, some assembler
routines. I think screen split is necessary: one part of the screen with
Hi there,
Well here we MUST learn English, French AND German...
And don't forget latin and greek (version 1.0, not the new 2.0).
Yes... indeed, but only with Gymnasium. Had to do that in 2nd and 3rd
grade...
However I dropped to Atheneum after that. So I don't learn them enymore now.
By
Yes! Those russian spectrum freaks are really great! The most
spectacular things I have seen for Spectrum are DOOM (yes, 3D!) and
Mortal Kombat!
By the way, I have heard of an spectrum emulator for MSX. It really
works?
Doom (or was it wolvenstein?) was also done for the Sega Megadrive
Jesus (from Club Hnostar) told me that the computer can receive
125V because this voltage is transformed again internally. But this
is an increase of a 25% of the recommended voltage...
Here in Brazil, the voltage is 127V, and my Turbo-R A1ST works fine. And
it's 27% above the
On Wed, 1 Sep 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
Here in Brazil, the voltage is 127V, and my Turbo-R A1ST works fine. And
it's 27% above the specification!
My MSX2+ computer has a quite bad look...
If you have white characters at a blue background you can se purple corners
around the letters...
in japan the actually use 110V
using 115V is no problem.
i have seen turbo-r's witch have been rebuild to 220V
just by replacing the main capacitor 200v type 400V type
(it's a switched regulated power supply)
however i would not recommend anyone to do this.
Ivan Latorre schreef:
Hello
I
Am 1 Sep 1999 20:33:21 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ivan Latorre) schrieb:
Hello
I have just bought a Turbo R and I would like to know what
voltage the computer can resist. On the type plate of the computer
it is shown that the mains voltage is 100V (60/50Hz).
Jesus (from Club Hnostar) told
NLMSX v0.10 got released today and is downloadable at:
http://www.file-hunter.com
New features are:
-Rewrote interrupt handling, thanks to Laurens Holst and Sean Young.
-Sunrise Magazine#8, Sunrise Special #1, #2, #3 and the game Megadoom
work just fine now.
-Use F12 to reset the emulator.
] On Wed, 1 Sep 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
]
] Of course, the 127V mentioned by Dal Poz is actually
] 127.017059222V.
Really? In that case Brazil's energy distribution net must be the best in the
world. I can hardly believe that they can stabilise the voltage within
margins of less then
hey ppl.
Lauruns Holst wrote (about 400 years ago: (well actually it
was 16/8 ;) )):
But we could give some bonuspoints to people using an old
soundchip...
Though SCC Blaffer can produce nice musics I bet.
Well, I think that's a nice idea, butteh, I think composers
should then use SCC
People,
Of course, the 127V mentioned by Dal Poz is actually
127.017059222V.
In Brazil is 127V, in some places are 220V-240V, but in my home the
voltage is 115v. And of course 60Hz.
---
Giovanni Nunes, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Which are the special things of SID? Great effects?
SID has really powerful programmable filters, complex interchannel
modulations (including ring) and different oscillator waveforms (including
variable width pulses) which yield a rich, dynamic sound.
Its design is sheer brilliant. Hence the
On 01-sep-99 20:17:13 (GMT+2) , Antoni wrote ;
About C64, I were 6 years old the last time I played with one, and then,
it seemed wonderful to me. Recently I downloaded the C64 emu for PC, and
also one game, "HERO" (which was the first game I ever played on a
computer). And the MSX version
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