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For Quintessential issue with samples, the code during the DTS part looks like that: Flip: PHA ; $0000 LDA #$08 STA $030F STX $030C LDA #$266C ; Ptr Sample STA $2F ; ->Byte+1 AND #$0F STA #$0F LDA #$FD STA $030C STA $030C LDA #$25 ; ->Flop STA $FFFE LDA #$304 PLA RTI Flop: PLA ; $0025 LDA #$09 STA $...

Giving the link could help, petit scarabé

http://breakpoint.untergrund.net

Jede: Only the end sample is using the SR
The two sample sequences (DTS and 20th century) are just normal 4 bit sample using the fast dual IRQ system.

I need to find a way to make the deleted and moved stuff to not appear in the depot anymore.

That's disturbing

To my knowledge, the local Shift Register expert is Twilighte.

He has some code that runs on the real orics that uses the SR to play music faster.

Then you should release a new build so we can all enjoy it

For the samples, are you using a linear or log volume table?

I only checked one random one on each site, one had very nice high res color scans, the other one had smaller resolution scans.

There was better quality scans on Abandonware-Magazines, but I don't have the software to convert jpg to pdf. Tried one that miserably fucked up my system.

Guess we can do a pass of cleaning/improvement later on

Looks good

Just one question, is there a reason why the "screen" borders are dark blue instead of black ?

Thanks to François Schuler I've been able to collect the 10 issues of Micr'Oric, they can be downloaded on the Oric Library: http://www.defence-force.org/computing/oric/library/lib_magazine/microric/index.htm The files are not compressed, they are direct links to PDF, the reason is that it makes it ...

Ok, yesterday I sent a mail to the author of Stratix asking if we could do some data exchanges, and in particular if I could copy the missing books and magazines from his site and put tem on the Oric Library on Defenc Force, he answered: Cher Mickaël, Je vous remercie pour l'intérêt que vous portez ...

Here it is, Micr'Oric number 6:
http://www.defence-force.org/computing/ ... /index.htm

Thanks

By the way, you can join us on IRC, chanel #oric on ircnet

You are welcome trying to optimize the existing line routine. Just add a new "line_chunk.s", add a section in "main.c" to run it, and let's extend the test with your chunk code :) I have two problems: 1. no setup to test 2. not enough knowledge about the Oric hardware, especiall...

You are welcome trying to optimize the existing line routine.

Just add a new "line_chunk.s", add a section in "main.c" to run it, and let's extend the test with your chunk code