Hi everyone,
Just checked my inbox and found a message from one of the members of The RetroLayer Team. It turns out that these guys managed to make something I believe a lot of old-school gaming enthusiasts will find interesting; a website where you can play golden oldies for free in your browser or download them!
Hello there,
Today I wanted to take a look at SMTube, an application that uses QT 4.7, on the X1000.
I was thinking it be nice to write a useful Blog about the boot process of AmigaOS4.1.
Many people have problem understanding the Boot Process, coming from Classic Amiga (500/1200/4000), or if they are used to a PC. That has Windows preinstalled.
AmigaOS4.1 boot from tree different BIOS types / Firmware.
On Pegasus II, there is OpenFirmware.
On AmigaONE-X1000 there is CFE.
On AmigaONE-XE/SE/Mini there is UBOOT.
On Sam440/460 (AmigaONE-500), there is UBOOT.
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One of my pet annoyances is a legacy AmigaOS3.x thing that all video files are still expected to be opened by Multiview by default under AmigaOS4.1. Multiview doesn't play most of these types of videos at all, or not well...there is a way to fix it to use MPlayer GUI all the time, and that is what I want to show you how to do!
Author: Dan Olson, Steven Aaus
Category: Shooter
Version: 1.6.3
Hacked Hexen is a Linux port of Raven Game’s old shooter, Hexen.
Hi everyone,
LiveForIt-Mplayer 6.x requires: AmigaOS4.1 Final and Radeon™ HD v2.4 drivers from Hans/A-EON, to take full advantage of COMP, COMP_YUV and COMP_YUV2.
You may recall that in yesterday's blog post I detailed the recent progress made in the development of platform adventure "Maxwell House and the Missing Game Mystery".
Hi guys,
Recently we moved house, so we’ve got more space now. I’ve therefore started setting up a computer/games-room for the family to use. My old Amiga 1200 will now be primarily used as a games machine (also for viewing old-school demos) since I tend to use MorphOS for other stuff these days. Here is a picture of my Amiga 1200 getting used to its new role:
