Thanks for the information, Dilwyn!
Best regards,
Petri
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 12:31 AM, Dilwyn Jones
wrote:
>> does anyone happen to have a copy of the Supercharge compiler? I have
>> the original but it seems that 24 years have not treated the
>> microdrive cartridges kindly. Both the origi
On 16/09/2010 22:13, Petri Pellinen wrote:
Hi everyone,
does anyone happen to have a copy of the Supercharge compiler? I have
the original but it seems that 24 years have not treated the
microdrive cartridges kindly. Both the original and the backup come up
with "bad or changed medium" :(
Best
does anyone happen to have a copy of the Supercharge compiler? I
have
the original but it seems that 24 years have not treated the
microdrive cartridges kindly. Both the original and the backup come
up
with "bad or changed medium" :(
Best regards,
Petri
Supercharge was superceded by a compiler
Hi everyone,
does anyone happen to have a copy of the Supercharge compiler? I have
the original but it seems that 24 years have not treated the
microdrive cartridges kindly. Both the original and the backup come up
with "bad or changed medium" :(
Best regards,
Petri
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On Thu, 16 Sep 2010 10:49:15 +0200, Peter wrote:
> ... searched a bit and found that 1024x768 @ 50 Hz would not work on all
> TFT monitors :-(
Indeed. Most modern LCD monitors only allow a few Hsync rates. My
Hyundai W220D allows 1024x768 at 60, 70 and 75HZ only (with respective
Vsync at 48.3, 5
Inspired by the article on "make free books" in Computeractive, which shows how
to extract material from the free online encyclopedia Wikipedia I decided to
try it out.
I started with the usual search for Sinclair QL and added all pages linked to
from that main page. It includes pages about ZX
El 16/09/2010 9:49, Peter escribió:
Hi Miguel,
Thank you. It seems that part of the screen is cut off :-(
This is because the PS/1 monitor doesn't have hor/ver adjustment pots.
Also the picture seems noisy. By the way, that's why Thierry's statement
And this is because the signal comes from t
On 16/09/2010 09:49, Peter wrote:
... searched a bit and found that 1024x768 @ 50 Hz would not work on all
TFT monitors :-(
Peter
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Hi
Maybe changing the main QL clock from 15 to 18MH
... searched a bit and found that 1024x768 @ 50 Hz would not work on all
TFT monitors :-(
Peter
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Hi again,
I had one more idea. If we restrict the conversion to TFT monitors, this
might provide significant cost/size reduction.
The QL provides a 50 Hz vertical repetition rate, and for TFT this
frequency might be okay. The converter might be able to work without
buffering the whole screen c
Hi Miguel,
> The monitor used was a PS/1 VGA one, and I did take a photo (phone
> camera) of the thing connected to a standard QL running in MODE 4.
> This is what I saw:
>
> http://www.atc.us.es/~rodriguj/ql_composite_to_vga.jpg
Thank you. It seems that part of the screen is cut off :-(
Also th
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