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peiselulli / tRSi
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I wan't to have one, too :->
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tristano
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Count me in too, please.
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Stinky
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gideonz wrote:
Yes, that is indeed possible. DMA transfer is the native method for data transfer of the REU, which is already implemented. Ideas are welcome to extend the REU functionality beyond 16 MB. Personally, I think 16MB is enough and enthousiasts could program nice features using this extra memory. Expect that in a few months time, I'll make this project open-source ;-)


DMA abilites, 32MB plus an onboard CPU core allows for some powerful scope. For instance, it would be possible to implement a simple task switching environment where state is frozen and DMA copied to cart RAM, swapping between booted environments.

Because the cart also contains the drive state, this could be frozen as well so multi-load games could be swapped out. This would also enable multiple frozen states which would instant load, good for practicing speed-runs. :)
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el-topo
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I'm registering here mainly to say that I too am interested in this. I'll try and email the author with some questions.
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RaveGuru
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Some demo videos...


Attachments:
File comment: GeoRAM drive
u1541_4.avi [3.58 MiB]
Downloaded 529 times
File comment: Grahams loader (Deus Ex Machina Demo)
u1541_3.avi [2.4 MiB]
Downloaded 491 times
File comment: Loading disk image with AR
u1541_2.avi [3.72 MiB]
Downloaded 491 times
File comment: Switching between TFC and AR
u1541_1.avi [3.72 MiB]
Downloaded 455 times
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zap
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My pm and email has not been returned.

has anyone got confirmations of there order yet.

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gideonz
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zap wrote:
My pm and email has not been returned.

has anyone got confirmations of there order yet.


Zap, my appologies. Yes, many have gotten a confirmation already. I've been pretty busy the last few days, and I'll update the list tomorrow. Don't worry. :)

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zap
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gideonz wrote:
zap wrote:
My pm and email has not been returned.

has anyone got confirmations of there order yet.


Zap, my appologies. Yes, many have gotten a confirmation already. I've been pretty busy the last few days, and I'll update the list tomorrow. Don't worry. :)

Gideon


Your a star thanks Shane

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MagerValp
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RaveGuru wrote:
Some demo videos...



[snip]

That seems like a rather system dependent way of embedding videos... I usually don't have any problems viewing avis, but I get nothing but empty space in Firefox 3 on MacOS X 10.5, with Flip4Mac installed. Maybe you could add plain download links to the files for offline viewing?
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strandedinnz
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MagerValp wrote:

That seems like a rather system dependent way of embedding videos... I usually don't have any problems viewing avis, but I get nothing but empty space in Firefox 3 on MacOS X 10.5, with Flip4Mac installed. Maybe you could add plain download links to the files for offline viewing?


Works Ok with all the above but replacing Firefox with Safari.

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zap
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One thing i did notice is when you display this page it starts to download the video even it you dont want to see it.

This might me a previewing feature in the web browser adding to the download bandwidth of this page.

But after you give it time to load all the video it works for me using Firefox v2 and internet explorer.

Links might not look as good but would use less bandwidth once you have seen the video's.

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Gideon,

I'v sent you a PM, hope you've received ok.

Sounds like a fantastic device!
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tng1701e
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just joined to say i would love to purchase a 1541 ultimate also.. any idea when..How much and Where will i be able to purchase one.. Im from the UK. Thanks..
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RaveGuru
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MagerValp wrote:
That seems like a rather system dependent way of embedding videos... I usually don't have any problems viewing avis, but I get nothing but empty space in Firefox 3 on MacOS X 10.5, with Flip4Mac installed. Maybe you could add plain download links to the files for offline viewing?

Yeah, it got a bit anoying although it works fine in FF here (but then I'm not running a fruit computer LOL). Changed to ordinary links now. Thanks for feedback :)
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MagerValp
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RaveGuru wrote:
MagerValp wrote:
That seems like a rather system dependent way of embedding videos... I usually don't have any problems viewing avis, but I get nothing but empty space in Firefox 3 on MacOS X 10.5, with Flip4Mac installed. Maybe you could add plain download links to the files for offline viewing?

Yeah, it got a bit anoying although it works fine in FF here (but then I'm not running a fruit computer LOL). Changed to ordinary links now. Thanks for feedback :)


Excellent, thanks!
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