> How wide are the samples? 8 bits? If so, how do you select which
> channel to write to with just one strobe line are alternate
> writes to alternate latches?
each 'DAC' are 8 bits wide. The latches are of the positive edge triggered
type
a inverter is added to the stoble to get a strobe and
Whilst we're talking about games, I've two questions:
1) Did anyone ever manage to last more than one or two bloody minutes
in Colony? If so how?! Any chance of a little playing guide? (Trying
to get stuff for the next issue of SC ;)
2) We were talking a while back about the F16 Combat Pilot
Andrew Collier wrote:
> HMPR (251dec) bit 7 MCNTRL
> If this bit is set when the CPU addresses high memory, then the external
> signal XMEM goes low and the Coupe looks on its expansion connector for
> memory sections C and D (addresses 32768 to 65536)
>
> This isn't enough information. I'm pretty
i've got some Sam files on floppy i need to convert to the PC - but the
disks are protected Any way i can just read partial files, as Edwins
proggy wont work in this case?
thanks
> OOO! Centipede!!! Yay!!! And Missile Command, please
'SAMtepede points increased by one.'
> What's Monster Racers?
Monster racers is a isometric 3D off road racing game (like Iron Man is on
speccy).
At first I'd wanted to just make a full color version of ironman. But after
reverse en
> Yes you can, set the High Page register to take Ex memory (bit 7)
>
> then ex low page register port 128 and ex high page register is 129 the
> upper 2 bits is which 1Meg pack to use, when just 1 Meg is in use they are
0
> normally
Does the ROM overrule external memory, when ROM bank 1 is paged
At 12:51 am +0200 30/6/00, Edwin Blink wrote:
What's Monster Racers?
Monster racers is a isometric 3D off road racing game (like Iron Man is on
speccy).
At first I'd wanted to just make a full color version of ironman. But after
reverse engeneering
ironman and discovered lots of odds and end
I've just got round to using Wincoupe and Endwin's DSK manager
for the first time, and I'm very impressed - well done to
evryone who has contributed! I'm having a few problems
reading some discs in, though - about 50% won't read, mostly
ones that I've created on my SAM (approx 2/3rds of the Encelad
Does anyone want my copy of Ian Logan & Frank O'Hara's
"The Complete Spectrum ROM Disassembly" ? The first persom
to email me can have it for nothing.
Andy
On Fri, Jun 30, 2000 at 10:58:40AM +0100, Andrew Gale wrote:
> Does anyone want my copy of Ian Logan & Frank O'Hara's
> "The Complete Spectrum ROM Disassembly" ? The first persom
> to email me can have it for nothing.
Good heavens, that's a bit generous. :-) If you posted this on CSS
you'd p
Ian Collier wrote:
> imc (who already has one, but all the pages are falling out)
Heh, mine too :-) I still vividly remember how hard it was to get hold of
that book in the first place too!
Si
On Fri, Jun 30, 2000 at 11:15:56AM +0100, Si Owen wrote:
> Heh, mine too :-) I still vividly remember how hard it was to get hold of
> that book in the first place too!
Mine wasn't. But then, I got it while it was still in print. :-)
imc
I'm sorry to say that the spec. rom disassembly has
already gone - apologies to all those that were
disappointed. Funnily enough, no-one at all was
interested when I tried to flog it on CSS last year!
Andy
On Fri, Jun 30, 2000 at 12:09:28PM +0100, Andrew Gale wrote:
> I'm sorry to say that the spec. rom disassembly has
> already gone - apologies to all those that were
> disappointed. Funnily enough, no-one at all was
> interested when I tried to flog it on CSS last year!
I can't believe that... mayb
Glen
cook (the guy that wrote scads) sits right next to me at work
:)
He's
not in today, but ill ask him if he has any spare manuals lying around on
monday...
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Mine is like new, I think I'll keep it that way...
Frans
Ian Collier wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 30, 2000 at 11:15:56AM +0100, Si Owen wrote:
> > Heh, mine too :-) I still vividly remember how hard it was to get hold of
> > that book in the first place too!
>
> Mine wasn't. But then, I got it while i
> I've just got round to using Wincoupe and Endwin's DSK manager
> for the first time, and I'm very impressed - well done to
> evryone who has contributed! I'm having a few problems
> reading some discs in, though - about 50% won't read, mostly
> ones that I've created on my SAM (approx 2/3rds of
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