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| This is to announce that bug-fix updates for the APNG and Plananarama plugins for Hollywood have just been released. The APNG plugin for Hollywood adds support for loading and saving PNG animations and Plananarama is a plugin that enables Hollywood to run on non-RTG screens on classic Amigas. Both updates are now available for free download from the official Hollywood portal.
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AROS 20211128-1 Released |
| News posted by deadwood on 9-Dec-2023 10:15:26 (777 reads) |
New version of 32-bit x86 AROS base system is now available for download.
This new version introduces close to 1000 changes by several AROS developers, including improvements to hardware support and Wanderer desktop, updates to several libraries as well as multiple bugfixes. For download of binary packages and full changelog please visit:
https://github.com/deadw00d/AROS/releases/tag/ABIv0_20211128-1
Additionally, for the first time, together with AROS community we are publishing list of recommended hardware. This list includes hardware that is well supported, easily obtainable second hand and will be re-tested for each future release to maintain compatibility. If you are looking to purchase hardware for AROS, please check the following list:
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Aros/Platforms/x86_Complete_System_HCL#Recommended_hardware
As we progress with future releases, more hardware will be added to give a user community a wider choice and a newer generation of hardware.
If you enjoy AROS and would like to get in touch with wider AROS community, be sure to visit new AROS community forum at https://arosworld.org/
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ffmpeg v6.1 and ffmepgGUI v3.5 now available on OS4Depot |
| Amigaworld.net News posted by ktadd on 8-Dec-2023 22:30:30 (790 reads) |
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RGB to HDMI adapter for Amiga 500 - RGB2HDMI
The Amiga RGB to HDMI adapter connects a HDMI TV or monitor to an Amiga 500 or 500 Plus. Amiga native graphics can be displayed through HDMI. A low cost way of playing games and using the Amiga with a modern HDMI television or monitor.
To function it requires a Raspberry Pi Zero to be connected to the adapter board and microSD card. These are available as optional extras.
This adapter is plugged into the Denise socket on the Amiga 500 motherboard and in turn the Denise chip is piggybacked into the 48-pin socket on the adapter board.
We also offer optional push switch cable used for menu access functions.
Features:
 Native Amiga RGB screenmodes displayed through HDMI
Pixel perfect image through digital HDMI
Display menu options: Add/remove scanlines, image softening etc.
Low latency: a few milliseconds at most
Support for both Denise 8362 and Super Denise 8373 chips (jumper underside to configure)
Product Links:
UK
USA
Europe
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
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Wayfarer 7.0 is now available for download!
This is the 7th time Wayfarer was rebased to a latest stable WebKitGTK, meaning the MorphOS patches have been re-applied to a new branch. This release also marks the project's 4th anniversary.
This has been the most challenging update so far. Several new endian issues have crept into WebKit, with one of them causing an immediate crash when running JavaScript on big endian CPUs. The removal of some of the WinCairo port has also made it more difficult to maintain the MorphOS port. Many of the code paths that the MorphOS port is using aren't being used by the officially supported ports, which requires additional testing and bug fixing.
With this in mind, please show your support by donating to the project.
Version 7.0 is now available for auto-updating, which is the recommended way of installing updates. Please check the history page for the full list of changes in this release.
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Amiga Future is looking for reinforcements |
| News posted by AndreasM on 27-Nov-2023 14:24:18 (1225 reads) |
Seeing as our printed edition of Amiga Future has now been published for over 25 years, we are at a point when we need to massively increase our editorial team for the magazine and also the home pages for our website.
The idea behind this is to relieve the workload on more of our entire team, to better distribute the load amongst all our editorial staff, and in so doing reduce the stress and workload on everyone involved, while at the same time further increasing the magazine's overall quality.
It is all in the hope that the next 25 years will be a little easier for everyone in the editorial team, and even better for our readers. :)
WE NEED: MORE EDITORS FOR THE PRINT EDITION
* Applications area
* Games section
* Hardware area
* News section
So, would you like to work on a print magazine for the Amiga that has been around for over 25 years?
If so, then just simply contact us by email: redaktion@amigafuture.de
Bear in mind that also (which should really go without saying):
* You should logically own an Amiga.
* Additionally you should also use it, in other words, you should have a user's knowledge of an Amiga.
* Your spelling, punctuation and grammar doesn't have to be perfect, but it has to be basically OK.
* Of course it would be much better if you have previously written reports and reviews already.
* Most importantly you should also have the time to spare, and lots of interest, in using your Amiga.
Read more...
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C64 the Mysterious Cassette - la Cassetta del Mistero available now! |
| Amigaworld.net News posted by Mod3mski on 22-Nov-2023 10:44:30 (1467 reads) |
After several months of development, Darkage Software is proud to announce the release of "C64 - The Mysterious Cassette - La Cassetta del Mistero", a text adventure in italian and english languages for Amiga equipped with AGA chipsets!
The game was programmed by Colin Vella, with graphics and project management by Paolo D'Urso, music by the legendary Allister Brimble and was possible thanks to the direction of Carlo Pastore.
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8000th article on Obligement: Boing Ball special |
| Miscellaneous News posted by Daff on 21-Nov-2023 14:26:44 (1320 reads) |
To celebrate the 8,000th (!) article on Obligement, I'm bringing you a full feature on the Boing Ball, the iconic symbol of the Amiga. The article looks at its history, how it works, its different versions and its legality.
http://obligement.free.fr/articles/boingball.php
(automatic translatation in other languages are available on the website)
Good read!
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