28.Mar.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: PuzzleBOBS Glow Icons online
A Glow-Icon-Set for the game "PuzzleBOBS" is online.
The icons have been designed by Simone Battaglioni and are available for the AmigaOS
as well as for the MorphOS version.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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28.Mar.2003
Pixel Art (E-Mail)
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Pixload Version 3.0 also published for MorphOS
Now there is also a MorphOS version of version 3.0 of Pixload which is an Amidock like
start menu. From now on icons in the start bar are modifyable by simply dragging and
droppping and there is no limitation concerning the number. Quite similar to the Dock
of Mac OS X active programs are marked in the Pixload start bar with a triangle.
The MorphOS version has already transparency for icons.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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28.Mar.2003
AmiDog (ANF)
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AmiDog: AMP Movieplayer Beta Version 030326
Mathias "AmiDog" Roslund has published a new version of its movie player for PPC
called ´AMP´. With ´AMP´ currently you can play the following
multimedia files:
- MPEG1/2 video with sound (optional)
- MP2/MP3 audio streams
- AC3 streams
- (S)VCD, CD-i and DVD
Download: AMP2-BETA-030326.lha (Beta)
Please note: Please have a look at BETA.txt before using the program!
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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28.Mar.2003
Lynne Music (E-Mail)
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Power Liquids by Divinorum and Aural Planet soon available
The demo scene audio-CD "Power Liquids" which is created in cooperation with the
labels Divinorum and Aural Planet will be soon published. Currently the production
of the CD is started so probably the CD will be delivered in three weeks.
A seperate sub-website with audio clips has been created for the project under the
title link. Additionally to the CD-tracks buyer of Power Liquids are offered three
bonus tracks of a password protected website. Thus there will be a total time of
over 80 minutes.
The CD will cost 14.99 US-Dollar and can be ordered in cheap bundles together
with other products of Divinorum or Aural Planets.
Distributors are still searched.
(nba) (Translation: dr)
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28.Mar.2003
APC&TCP
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APC&TCP celebrates 11th anniversary
For eleven years APC&TCP is a publisher of Amiga software. Because of this event the
distributor of games like SeaSide, GunBee F-99 or Jaktar and applications like
Digi Booster Pro has reduced the prices of most of its products in its
online shop from 27th March 2003 until 30th April 2003. (nba) (Translation: dr)
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27.Mar.2003
Matthew Kille (E-Mail)
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Crossword Evolution (12 level starter book) now available
Zeoneo are pleased to finally be able to announce that the first release of the game is now available to purchase from stores across the US. (For example CompUSA.)
This initial release is a special 12 puzzle early release version of the game (which will not be able to install additional puzzles) and will be sold on a SecureDigital SD card which includes other 'Amiga-Anywhere' games.
As soon as possible Zeoneo will be releasing the final standalone full version of the game, which will allow optional extra 'puzzle books' to be installed, for endless crossword supplies. (nba)
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27.Mar.2003
st-computer
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Magazine: Retrogaming Times #67
The online magazine Retrogaming Times has reached its 67th issue. The magazine concerns itself with games fo classic consoles and computer systems. The current issue contains several reviews of games for the Atari XL, relationally XE, and the Amiga too is mentioned in passing. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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27.Mar.2003
Ulrich Panzer (E-Mail)
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Game: Tales of Tamar Version 0.49R1
The new Amiga version (V0.49R1) of the Internet-based round-by-round game 'Tales of Tamar' has been released. This update offers the following changes since version 0.48R5:
New Features:
- Grain silos now also calculate the quantity of offices in the cities
- Report for failed piracy is built-in
- Report for succesful piracy is built-in
- News for the victims of piracy is built-in
- Dragons and Undead are built-in
- The coronation screen has been activated
- The third diplomacy screen has been activated
- The tenth requestor in the control screen has been activated
- Vassal contracts in diplomacy have been activated
- New samples for the coronation and dragons are built-in
- AnimFX V2 is built-in (completely reworked animation routines!)
Bugfixes:
- Settlers and spies could conquer cities in a state of rebellion - Bug fixed
- Shops may no longer be loaded on a ship's position
- Small fix in diplomacy (Thanks to the PC version)
- Bug fix in the requestor of the liege lords
- Loaded spies and settlers may no longer be terminated if they are standing in the city
on a ship
- Grain silos accept only a deposit of 500
- New card elements are built-in
- Figures on the water are now terminated, if they haven't been shipped
- ToT is independent of the animations again
ToT is the first game in the world to administer wideranging structures of liege lords,
vassals, and henchmen. Through these game options it is possible for the player to close
vassal treaties with other players and thereby to ascend through the hierarchy of titles.
There are 8 different titles in Tamar: Baron, Viscount, Count, Marquis, Duke, Archduke,
King, & Emperor. For each presently occurring coronation, one will see a little animation
of course.
Titles in Tamar are not just purely a status symbol, because here good players are
rewarded with free rounds each month! If one is able to progress into the highest ranks,
ToT makes it possible to play an almost costless game.
As to reports of piracy, the only thing we have to say is that we have added this because
the inquiries of players and testers. Pirates should now offer better game options.
Dragons have been observed! (Quote from the ToT forum).
The dragons are a very old breed of winged beings of immense size. They make their homes
in remote places. On Tamar there are different types of dragons, which are generally
differentiated by skin color and behavior. One thing they all have in common: they are
hatched, devour meat, use breath as a weapon, love gold and jewels and are very strong.
Many dragons live for hundreds or even thousands of years. Because of this long history
they are inclined to look down their noses at the younger types of beings - such as humans.
On Tamar there are different types of dragons. Some of them may even be called by the
races of Elves and Dwarf, when they find themselves in danger.
But the most powerful dragon is the gold one. His breath is of a fire and gas mixture
capable of incinerating entire cities. Thankfully he is not particularly aggressive and
is even honorable of disposition.
On the opposite angle is the red dragon. This absolutely chaotically evil dragon has
nothing else in mind but to annihilate all creatures in a fiery death. He is not quite
as strong as the gold, but his aggressiveness knows no limits. He sinks ships, leaves
cities in soot and ashes, and attacks great armies if it must be. We want to warn all
the players in the world about this dragon! Dragons typically run in small packs of one
to four.
Lastly, we wish to call your attention to the 'Offer of Tamar.' Amiga Future
publishes a page every two months with news, tips, tricks, and statistics about
the best players of Tamar at that time. We're especially happy about this cooperation. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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27.Mar.2003
WHDLoad (Website)
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Installer: WHDLoad - New Packets through 24th March, 2003
With WHDLoad you can install to your hard-drive games that were thought only to run from floppy disks. The following packets have
been released or updated since our last announcement:
- 24.03.03 improved: Explora / Chrono Quest (Infomedia/Psygnosis) supports German version too
- 24.03.03 new: Stop Fascism (Alcatraz & Interactive) done by Psygore
- 24.03.03 new: I've Got The Power (Alcatraz) done by Psygore
- 19.03.03 improved: Z-Out (Advantec/Rainbow Arts) Snoop accesses removed
- 19.03.03 improved: Space Crusade (Gremlin) breakpoint removed
- 18.03.03 improved: Guy Spy (Ready Soft) supports disk version too
- 18.03.03 improved: Secret of Monkey Island (Lucasfilm Games) protection better removed, restart support
- 18.03.03 improved: Dragon's Lair 3 - The Curse of Mordread (Ready Soft) imager fixed
- 17.03.03 fixed: Lure of the Temptress (Virgin) install script corrected
(ps) (Translation: dm)
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27.Mar.2003
Grzegorz Kraszewski (ANF)
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Font: TTEngine Homepage Has Moved
The project homepage for TTEngine has moved and is reachable under the following URL from now on:
http://teleinfo.pb.bialystok.pl/tte/.
Please update your bookmarks and links accordingly.
TTEngine is a TrueType-based font text-rendering environment for AmigaOS by Grzegorz Kraszewski.
The current version is 6.4.
(ps) (Translation: dm)
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27.Mar.2003
heise Newsticker (ANF)
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Heise: Retro Joystick Console in Germany, only at Karstadt and Amazon
The video game system in the shape of a classic Atari joystick, manufactured by Jakks Pacific and imported to Germany by the game
publisher THQ, will not be generally available in individual shops. Through exclusive deals the retro game console will instead be
exclusively offered at
Karstadt purchase centers
as well as Amazon for about 30 euros per unit. The initial sale began just previously, at Amazon the gizmo is offered for preorder under
another name, the Atari TV Game Stick.
Click on the title link for the complete article. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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27.Mar.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #030
The 30th music pack from LQS includes an MP3 tune named "Roboty" in the Trance style. Created by Maxus, our new member, it brings a new
diversity to the Liquid Skies collection. Listen to it and decide for yourself! :) (ps) (Translation: dm)
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27.Mar.2003
Kultpower.de (ANF)
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Kultpower: Big Videogames Special
The BIG videogames special for our 12th "birthday" is online! You can:
- Win and evaluate historical, unread videogames issues (for a few days only!).
- Investigate all videogames test data (!) ever published.
- Have a look at many cool insider factoids about the videogames...
- ...and more.
For Amiga freaks the earliest interesting report from videogames is this: CD32 report
from the October 1993 issue.
(ps) (Translation: dm)
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26.Mar.2003
Telemar Rosenberger (E-Mail)
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Game: New compiles of AMHuhn and AMHuhnXE for the 68040 and the 68060
The author of the game AMHuhn Telemar Rosenberger has recompiled the current versions of AMHuhn and AMHuhnXE for the processors 68040 and 68060.
Telemar's debugger does not show any errors now it should run bugfree and clean now and he hopes that the game runs better now on some systems.
The new versions of AMHuhn and AmHuhnXE are included in the download archives in a German and English version. Please read the notes.
Download: AMHuhn.lha - 315 KB
Important notes:
1. The new compiled executables were tested under the precondition that the current beta version 4.5 of AHI is installed (we reported).
2. Who has not installed the games AmHuhn and AmHuhnXE before has to install the complete archive from the
AmHuhn website. Within the upper download archive there are only the new executables.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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26.Mar.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: Interview with Matthew Kille (ZeoNeo)
Some days ago the company "ZeoNeo" said within a press release that "Candy Factory 2" will be published for AmigaOS 4.0. The company is known for several producs for the AmigaDE.
"Candy Factory" was originally distributed as shareware, later commercially developed further by the company "Motion Studio" and now developed again by the original developer Milan Pollé to version 2.0 for the coming AmigaOS.
With "Candy Factory 2" buttons, logos, banner etc. are to create in real time with a quality known else only from raytracing/rendering software.
Amiga Arena talked with Matthew Kille, the CEO of "ZeoNeo" how it came to the cooperation with Milan Pollé and why they will support AmigaOS 4.0 in future. The interview is available in German and
English.
Additionally there are screen shots of Candy Factory 2 for download available.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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26.Mar.2003
Dietmar Knoll (ANF)
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GAUHPIL: Many areas updated
The GAUHPIL (Geographical Amiga Users Home Page Internet List) is a list created and moderated by Dietmar
Knoll about websites of Amiga users that is sorted geographically according to continents and countries.
Today the following areas were updated:
- Europe
- New links list
- Lost links list
- History 2003
(ps)
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26.Mar.2003
Carles Bernardez: CatCon Organiser (ANF)
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Event: CatCon 2K3 party, the 3rd edition
The 3rd edition of our Amiga party is here.
You can espect the typical Demoscene competitions, and the presence of some Amiga related companies.
The Party will be held on 3rd and 4th of May in Calella, a touristic town near Barcelona, in Spain.
If you are an Amiga scener, a multimedia artist, an Amiga user or a merly courious you will be welcome.
If you are an Amiga company you will be welcome to our party, and of course you will have a free stand
to demostrate/sold your products. If you can't assist to the party but you want colaborate, you can send
to us some prizes for the winners of the competitions, etc.
For questions, suggestions, etc. please contact catconparty@yahoo.es
or have a look at http://www.iespana.es/catcon/.
Carles Bernardez: CatCon organiser
(ps)
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26.Mar.2003
Carsten Siegner (ANF)
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Speech control for Amiga in planning
Carsten Siegner writes:
From today on I will work on a speech control for the Amiga.
A speech control modul of "Conrad-Electronic" will be used for that. This one can control 65 different
channels which are addressable by freely programmable speech commands.
There are different speech recognition modes:
There is a single word recognition and a multiple word recognition. That modul might distinguish between
"Arteffect start" and "Arteffect end" if ran in multilpe word recognition mode. The aim is a speech controlled toolbar or a speech controlled Internet browser which might open a special page on a shout. Probably an ARexx or even a speech controlled computer start or shutdown script might be possible.
I could imagine that the Amiga itself might give some feedback, probably with an audio feedback. That might be of the kind that after a spoken command the computer comes to word and gives a confirmation of the received command. The computer voice could be any sample.
Ideas and suggestions are welcome.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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26.Mar.2003
CCC (E-Mail)
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Blinkenlights Arcade: Documentation video for download
From September the 25th to October the 6th last year there has been the installation Arcade, the 2nd prank of the project Blinkenlights in Paris.
Like with the first project there is, by the title link, a documentation video available again. Within 14 minutes the project is introduced from sevaral viewpoints and interviews with the crew.
The files are available as MPEG-1 and MPEG-4.
(nba) (Translation: ub)
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26.Mar.2003
Nowee (E-Mail)
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Amiga-Workbench: OverShaker - Themes website updated
After a longer break the website will be updated reguarly again.
Nowee, the maintainer of the 'OverShaker' website has dedicated himself to the brightening of the
Amiga Workbench. There are themes for GUI tools like
VisualPrefs and icon samples available. At the area 'Work' there are tips for the handling with the colours (palette) of the Workbench. Selfly created themes and
icons are welcome by Nowee for providing them at the website.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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26.Mar.2003
Jörn-Erik Burkert (E-Mail)
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AMIGA-Magazin: Issue 3 and 4/2003 online
The AMIGA-Magazin has published parts of the issues 3 and 4/2003 (German) online yesterday. Beside the editorial and index there are the following interesting articles provided.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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26.Mar.2003
Sebastian Brylka (E-Mail)
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Interest on the print magazine 'Total Amiga'?
Fun Time World and Amiga Arena are discussing together with Robert
Williams the possibility to sell the English print magazine "Total
Amiga" in Germany. Before they like to know if there is a demand for that magazine. The retail price would be about 4.50 EUR + porto and package (about 1,50 EUR) per issue.
People interested on a subscription might please send an email to us.
For a positive decision there is a demand of 50 interested requested.
Further details are to obtain by email from us. With a subscription people are ment who will buy the magazine regulary i.e. they have to pay not in advance but issue per issue. Only on request there might be subscriptions for a fixed number of issues available.
The current issue is about 52 pages, 44 of these are without adds. An index of that issue is to obtain from here.
To get an impression of the quality you might have a view to a pdf version of the magazine. Following this link you will come to
issue 12.
The magazine is mostly done on Amiga and published every quarter year, a monthly rhythm is planed as soon as the Amiga market improves again.
The magazine is printed in black and white. Further information is to get from our
homepages: Fun Time World
or Amiga Arena during the next days.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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25.Mar.2003
Kicko (ANF)
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Music: Access Virus MIDI commands for tracks&fields 0.4
Kicko writes:
First i appologise for sending this info in the german part of
amiga-news.de. The problem is when using long dir/filenames t&f
wouldnt show the commands in commandslist. To solve this i have
renamed the VirusPageA-C dirs to VirusA-C. Then in t&f in config
window use an assign like V: to tf:commands and it will work.
But remember that you have to reload every commandn in list to use
the V: assign instead. There is other solutions too like renaming
the command names too. Many of them are numbered like
000.bankchange.cmd. You can rename it like bankchange.cmd. And
also you can copy the commands you like from the virus drawers to
the actually tf:commands and use them from there. Its upto you.
Im not good in assembler so i cant fix it. Maybe someone can do
it for me? (ps)
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25.Mar.2003
Dietmar Eilert (Website)
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Editor: SP11 for GoldED AIX
For the editor 'GoldED AIX' from Dietmar Eilert the service pack #11 is available
for dowload for registered user.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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25.Mar.2003
Amiga.SF (Website)
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New dcr85020-Ports on amiga.sf.net: Lame v3.93.1 und SoX v12.17.4
Under the title link you will find some programs ported to the Amiga by Diego
Casorran. Not all programs are tested properly so if you encounter any problems get
in contact with dcr8520_at_amiga.org.
Lame v3.93.1
LAME ain't an Mp3 Encoder. LAME is an educational tool to be used for
learning about MP3 encoding. The goal of the LAME project is to use the
open source model to improve the psycho acoustics, noise shaping and
speed of MP3. Download: lame-3.93.1.lha
SoX v12.17.4
SoX is a command line utility that can convert various formats of
computer audio files in to other formats. It can also apply various
effects to these sound files during the conversion.
Download: sox-12.17.4.lha
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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25.Mar.2003
RekoNet (Website)
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Game: New Klondike cardsets at RekoNet (23.03.2003)
At the RekoNet, the collection of cardsets, programs and links around the Reko
production are new cardsets added. Now there are 1100 cardsets available.
- added 3 new cardsets by Allan Rasmussen
- added 2 new cardsets by Joe Pineapples
- added 5 MogwaiMen cardsets
- added Imbruglia2 cardset
- added Boop and Charmed cardset Jennifer Warner
- added 5 converted cardsets from Andreas Sauer
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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25.Mar.2003
AmithlonTV (Website)
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TV-Card driver: AmithlonTV beta version 332
Guido Mersmann has released the beta-version 332 of AmithlonTV with updates and
enhancements.
Download: AmithlonTVBeta.lh
a
- CHANGED: Did some cleanup on the PCI structures and sources.
- CHANGED: Added the missing DPI documentation for the PCI stuff.
- BUGFIX: Somehow I forgot to implement the auto config stuff into the "audio_tda9873h.lib".
- CHANGED: The bt8x8 driver is now setting PCI latency! It also shuts down the card on shut down.
- BUGFIX: Fixed crash bug within the "volume_AmiMixer.lib" which sometimes caused
crashes.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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25.Mar.2003
Chris Hodges (E-Mail)
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USB driver: Poseidon version 2.0 available
Chris Hodges writes:
I've just uploaded the current work in progress version of Poseidon.
Although the version number has been bumped to V2.0, it contains mostly bug
fixes. Please don't be disappointed, if you would have expected more from
this release. I've had a lot of things to do (e.g. writing the driver for
the cool Algor board and the FlashRom tool for the Romulus/Algor) and then
again, I'm only coding on my spare time.
Nevertheless, this is a free update for all registered and licenced users
except for one. This "Rat" has to stick to the old version. Support is
something bilateral.
People who had problems with their digital cameras using the CB or CBI
transport protocol (remember, Class 8, Subclass x, Protocol 0 or 1) could
try again with the new mass storage class. It might work. I've spent some
days with the USB Floppy drive I've borrowed from a friend of mine and
works with it.
Also, AutoMounting has been improved, so the manual mounting process
required by a few devices/media should be worries of the past.
As usually, there are new binaries for MorphOS as well (and if somebody
missed the news, the Pegasos USB driver by VFD has been released into the
public a week ago). Anyway, stay tuned, there is more to come. Enjoy the
update.
(ps)
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25.Mar.2003
ELBOX COMPUTER (E-Mail)
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New list of PCI cards supported in Mediator
The list of PCI cards supported in the MEDIATOR busboards has been
updated.
The current list covers the following PCI cards:
- Graphic cards:
- Voodoo5 5500
- Voodoo4 4500
- Voodoo3 3000
- Voodoo3 2000
- Voodoo Banshee
- S3 ViRGE DX
- S3 ViRGE
- USB cards:
- Spider USB 2.0 High-Speed
- Sound cards:
- Terratec 512i Digital and many other sound cards based on the ForteMedia FM801-AU sound chipset
- Sound Blaster 4.1 Digital cards based on the CT5880-DEQ sound chipset
- Sound Blaster 128 cards based on the CT5880-DDQ, CT5880-DCQ, ES1373-DAQ, ES1373-B, ES1373-A, ES1371, ES1370 and EV1938 sound chipsets
- Fast Ethernet 100Mbps cards:
- Cards based on the Realtek RTL8139 Fast Ethernet chipset
- Ethernet 10Mbps cards:
- Cards based on the Realtek RTL8029 Ethernet chipset
- TV cards:
- TV tuner cards (over 100 models) based on the FUSION 879A, FUSION 878A, Bt878A, Bt849A and Bt848A chipsets
(nba) (Translation: nba)
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24.Mar.2003
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Aminet Uploads until 24.03.2003
New Uploads to Aminet:
Spanish-AmIRC.lha comm/irc 17K+Spanish catalog for AmIRC
SpanishAmIRC.lha comm/irc 17K+Spanish catalog for AmIRC
amiycoders.lha comm/mail 18K+V0.4 yEnc Encoder / Decoder for the Amig
tv-mod-wp.lha comm/misc 22K+(PL) Import module for TV programe [v9.3
MiamiDxCT.lha comm/net 9K+Catalonian catalog for Miami Deluxe
MiamiDxSPA.lha comm/net 10K+Spanish catalog for Miami Deluxe
FTPMount.lha comm/tcp 247K+Handler to use FTP as real directory - w
IBrowseSP.lha comm/www 17K+IBrowse 2.x spanish catalogs v2.3.1b
OpenURL44.lha comm/www 148K+OpenURL - Get that URL!
OpenURLcat.lha comm/www 2K+Catalonian catalog for OpenURL 4.4 or hi
OpenURL_dt.lha comm/www 3K+German catalog for OpenURL v4.4
EquinoxeInvtro.lha demo/aga 689K+Invitation for the Equinoxe demoparty in
fit_miracle.lha demo/aga 293K+One day miracle by Fit ASM'02 64k intro
znn_theway.lha demo/aga 861K+Zenon The Way 3th at Lobotomia 2002 demo
GetCRC.lha dev/c 30K+V1.19 calculates different checksums
SegTracker_pch.lha dev/debug 15K+Patches SegTracker to V37.76
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nICkONs-3.lha pix/gicon 114K+Game Glowicons
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Decigel.lha util/boot 3K+68010+ priv. instr. use fix, VBR update
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SGrabCAT.lha util/wb 1K+Catalonian catalog for SGrab
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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24.Mar.2003
Kicko (ANF)
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Music: Access Virus MIDI commands for tracks&fields 0.4
This is really no update to the actually commands but a description
how to solve the problem with using these commands in tracks&fields.
The problem is when using long dir/filenames t&f wouldnt show the
commands in commandslist. To solve this i have renamed the VirusPageA-C
dirs to VirusA-C. Then in t&f in config window use an assign like V:
to tf:commands and it will work. But remember that you have to reload
every commandn in list to use the V: assign instead. There is other
solutions too like renaming the command names too. Many of them are
numbered like 000.bankchange.cmd. You can rename it like bankchange.cmd.
And also you can copy the commands you like from the virus drawers to
the actually tf:commands and use them from there. Its upto you.
Im not good in assembler so i cant fix it. Maybe someone can do it for me? (ps) (Translation: sk)
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23.Mar.2003
Amig@lien (ANF)
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Amig@lien news report back
After some time of irregular news items the Amig@lien news page has been
updated and somewhat extended. A.o.t. a list with the ten most recent Amiga
interviews has been added. There is a survey where you can specify how many
Amigas you own. "Fahrschule 99" has been chosen as PD program and "Bahnstrecke"
as PD game of the month. Your news items will be gladly accepted, either via
a form on the Web site or via
e-Mail.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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23.Mar.2003
Amig@lien (ANF)
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MultiPlayer Pack 06 for "Descent: Freespace" released
Again this weekend a MultiplayerPack for the Amiga game "Descent: Freespace"
has been released. As usual it contains five new Multiplayer missions.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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23.Mar.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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Weekly Q&A's with Fleecy Moss - episode 2
The English online magazine AmigaWorld has published episode 2 of the regular questions and answers session with Fleecy Moss, CTO at AMIGA, Inc. (Update 2012-03-17, cg: as the original document is no longer available, the following content was moved into our database):
1) BrianHoskins: I know it's a little soon to start drudging up time scales for a more commercialised OS, given that AOS4 isn't quite out yet, but when do you think the Amiga Platform is going to be in a position to release a new OS aimed at the wider audience? Im not talking about exact dates here, just approximately. A Year? 2? 3? More?
Fleecy: As I said in an answer to last week's questions, it is very important that we have a good market profile before we release a product into that market. By that I mean having a comprehensive list of the activities, requirements and roles within that market and, as important, a list of what our competitors offer and plan to offer.
This covers not just the operating system itself but also the hardware, the application base and the pre and post sales and support infrastructure.
You only tend to get one chance to launch into a market and so you have to make sure that you have all the bases covered otherwise it may fail, negative association may follow and this could affect not just any potential relaunch into that market but activities in other markets as well, both existing and planned.
By a wider audience, I assume you mean into the general desktop/home computer market. Based upon that, we need to attend to the following areas.
- reliable supply of good quality and competitive hardware
- a stable, localised, well documented and supported operating system
- a supply of good third party applications, both available and in progress
- an effective marketing campaign - reviews, advertisements, presence.
That said, to appeal to a wider audience, we need to provide a solution to their needs. The majority of people use a computer to
- surf the net
- email
- Instant Message
- compose letters
- manage their music collection
- play a few simple games
- manage their digital photograph and video collections
We thus need to make sure that we have a solution that provides for these seven basic activities, to at least an industry standard level. This means applications, either in house or third party and an operating system which supports those applications.
This itself will be influenced by the move from Amiga Generation 1 (AG1) to Amiga Generation 2 (AG2) technology. For example there is little point in expending lots of effort on a brand new HTML rendering engine or a new printer system until the AG2 graphics service is completed, since both of these will make heavy use of it.
As you say, prediction is not an exact science but assuming full access to the necessary resources I would say that 18 months after AmigaOS4.0 ships, we should have all the elements necessary to offer a compelling alternative in the wider market.
2) seldom: Is there some kind of estimation, when there will be a Java VM for AOS ? Obviously this would open up a whole bunch of apps and developers for AOS. Maybe there is some way to do something special (tight integration into OS, boosting GUI implementation) about this implementation, so it gets especially attractive to develop/use java-apps. for/on AOS ?
Fleecy: Personal Java and MIDP will be available once the AmigaDE runs on the AmigaOS. Once that is the case, we will then look at expanding it into a full java implementation. Such a project would be a lot of work though and would most likely not be resourced until deep into the AG2 project, both because AG2 is more important and because Java itself would be a customer of AG2.
3) DaveyD: Have you considered porting an open source browser such as mozilla to AOS and if so, will it be included with AOS?
Fleecy: We have been looking on with interest at the path followed by Apple with Safari, their new browser and will most likely follow a similar path. We need to consider this though against the wider picture of what goes in an OS and what is/should be provided by third parties
4) SlimJim: Will there be an official list of supported hardware for the AOne + AOS4 combo released before the launch of the actual OS? I know this has been asked before, but it would be nice for people with Earlybird systems to be able to start putting together the hardware (with Linux) now, safely knowing that the addons they buy will also be supported by the upcoming AOS4.
Fleecy: This already exists, built and maintained by those who already have AmigaOnes, and supported by Amiga, Eyetech, Hyperion and Mai. You can find it at
http://web.amigarulez.com/ahs/
The new Amiga Power Platform website is currently under development and will be launched in the near future and will provide lists of hardware, software and links to reviews.
5) Rebel: Why has Amiga Inc not involved its community more? There are many talented graphics artists, webmasters, programmers that could be called upon to help. Also surveys on features etc that users want the most. AI's refusal to engage the users has helped to fragment that community further.
Fleecy: The issue with using the community comes down to the essential delineation between a business and its market. If a company takes work from external sources then there are legal questions of ownership and moral questions of remuneration. As an example, many games companies used to welcome idea submissions from the game playing community as a way of generating new product concepts but a few years ago, a few of them were sued by people who had made submissions and who claimed that their ideas had been used without reward. It is thus necessary to ensure that any flow into a company is legally secure.
Having said that, we do work with the community in several ways.
- We often use Amiga artists for graphics work. The new OS4 advert is a good example.
- We are working with several webmasters and artists for the new Amiga Power Platform website.
- The development team of AmigaOS4.0 consists of many of the best community based developers.
- We consult with a group of trusted community figures on issues, ideas and concepts.
- The Club Amiga Monthly eMag and the soon to be released DEv DE developer eMag receive extensive contributions from the community.
Of course there is always room for more and as AmigaOS4.0 moves towards release, we will be extending our efforts in that regard. There is a lot of contact and communication with the community but a lot of it goes on behind the scenes.
6) alx: What tools will be available to develop for OS4?
Fleecy: The OS4 team and in particular Olaf Barthel have put in a lot of work to create a GCC compatible compiler which is free of iexmul and older compiler dependencies. We are looking at developing a proper IDE around this to give Amiga developers a world class development environment, and integrating this with a new documentation toolchain. A developer CD will be forthcoming. This is of course subject to change as we move forwards.
Now that we have an eMag pipeline, proven with CAM, we are soon to introduce the DEv eMag for AmigaDE developers and we want to produce a similar product for AmigaOS developers.
7) alx: Do you know when the new SciTech graphics drivers will be integrated into the OS (ie as a Boing Bag, or in OS4.2 or whatever)?
Fleecy: The plan is to release it as part of AmigaOS4.0. It most likely won't be part of the CSPPC version but then that hardware doesn't have the luxury of many graphics cards.
8) Unclecurio: There was much talk of the Zico spec in the early days. Is Amiga Inc continuing the development of these blueprints and, if so, when can we expect to hear more?
Fleecy: The Zico spec was an indication of the type of functionality that we intended to provide with AmigaOS4.0. Our future plans for the AmigaOS will introduce new types of hardware across a range of device classes but we won't be releasing details until individual projects are much more advanced.
9) Kay: Have you given any thought to communication between Amiga desktops and AmigaDE capable PDAs? If so, what devices can we expect to be using together with our AmigaOne systems in the near future?
Fleecy: This is something that we intend to provide once the AmigaDE is on the AmigaOS. However, there are also opportunities for other device synchronisation as well - PocketPC and Palm PDAs, MS and Symbian powered smartphones and of course the digital music devices.
10) The_Editor: "The Matrox are supposed to be an A.Inc Partner... Have / are negotiations taken place to port/create NLE Editing solutions for A1?"
Fleecy: Our partnership with Matrox is currently limited to providing drivers for their product path. There have been initial contacts about their video application offerings and we have agreed to talk in more detail once we can provide them with AmigaOS4.0 on an AmigaOne for them to assess.
We have been contacted in the last week by a company which has expressed an interest in bringing video capture, editing and presentation software to AmigaOS4.0 but I cannot give any more details at this early stage.
(Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved.
Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=2
You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source,
and the copyright notices remain intact) (ps) (Translation: cb)
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23.Mar.2003
Andreas Magerl (E-Mail)
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APC&TCP: Wanted: Beta testers for "Desert Racing"
APC&TCP are still looking for beta testers for the game "Desert Racing". An
Amiga with 060 processor, AGA, gfx card and CD-ROM drive is required. Moreover
you should have a good Amiga knowledge. Interested users please apply by mail
to info@apc-tcp.de. (ps) (Translation: cb)
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23.Mar.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies Records #029
Our musician Tripper has written a new MP3 tune under the title "Mindscope",
which is to be classified something like Trance, Ambient or House style. But
have a listen yourself! ;)
As always freely available on our home page.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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23.Mar.2003
Felix Schwarz (ANF)
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Felix Schwarz: Sale of old AMIGA hardware
In order to create room for new hardware, Felix Schwarz privately sells AMIGA
hardware items which are no longer required. Among those there are AMIGA computers
as well as digitizers, interface cards and non-AMIGA hardware. Especially
interesting for some might be the Amiga 4000 on which the main part of the
development of fxPAINT, fxSCAN and VHI Studio had taken place (in the meantime
moved to an A4000T).
As this is private hardware there is no guarantee - the sale is NOT through
IOSPIRIT but is purely of a private nature.
This has no influence on the further development of the software titles by
IOSPIRIT - even after the sale there are still three AMIGAs and compatible
computers remaining. Have fun bidding!
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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23.Mar.2003
Michael Böhmer (ANF)
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USB: HIGHWAY-successor "ALGOR" from E3B goes into production
E3B is glad to be able to present the well known HIGHWAY Zorro USB controller's
successor ALGOR as the consequential result of its further development
over a period of several months. Now, after the successful conclusion of a long test
phase, ALGOR goes into production.
As with the successful predecessor, highest performance and optimal adaption to
the Amiga Classic's circumstances was the development target for ALGOR.
You can find the press announcement in full as well as technical specifications
on the E3B Web site.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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23.Mar.2003
Ventzislav Tzvetkov (ANF)
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Virus warning: Virus in a demo file on JPV (FAG-MD03.LHA)
Subsequently you will find an announcement published in the ANF. Unfortunately I wasn't
able to find an e-mail address on JPV's Web site, so I can't inform the
maintainer.
The archive http://jpv.wmhost.com/releases/FAG-MD03.LHA has a
"Happy new year98" virus in it. There is a
link to this
site from amiga-news.de. Also don't run this even after the
virus is removed (VirusExecutor does the job) - it's an ugly
pictures of gay porn. UGLY. Must be erased from every Amiga
Hard Disk immediately.
Kind Regards
drHirudo
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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22.Mar.2003
Kicko (ANF)
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Music: Access Virus MIDI commands for tracks&fields 0.3
This version includes also polypressure commands so the package
is complete know. If i find bugs or faulty commands i will update
it. Feel free to contact me if something doesnt work.
Future commands in new OS'es i will ofcourse update if they come. (ps)
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22.Mar.2003
Andreas Weyrauch (A.W.Design) (ANF)
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New Mac-on-Linux version 0.9.68 released for PPC incl. AmigaOne
The new Mac-on-Linux version 0.9.68 has been released on March, 10th 2003.
An adapted version for the AmigaOne of Mac on Linux can be found under the URL http://members.optusnet.com.au/amigaone/.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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22.Mar.2003
Rudolph Riedel (email)
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FTPMount version 1.4 by Rudolph Riedel
Rudolph Riedel wrote:
As the Aminet unfortunately seems to be down, at least uploads aren't sorted anymore, I have uploaded right now a new version of FTPMount to my homepage.
Download: FTPMount.lha
A download link isn't available on the site but it should be direct accessable. Well, what has changed?
This can of course be read in the "FTPMount.readme".
The archive is very similar to the v1.31 by Martin R. Elsner on the Aminet, I had unpacked it and done my changes. The main thing is that I've done a new compile, made some changes, set the version to 1.4, added a 68040 version and the complete source code is now also included.
In case that anybody has a bug report - just send it to me!
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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22.Mar.2003
Olaf Köbnik (email)
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Amiga Arena: Interview with Steffen Schiller (Fahrschule 99)
A few days ago was the once low cost program "Fahrschule 99"
released for free download by its developer Steffen Schiller.
Other than the name is suggesting it's not an old program but "Fahrschule 99" offers to all those who are doing their theoretical driving licence or who just want to update their knowledge the up-to-date data for the classes B and A.
Here it shows once again that the Amiga sector offers actual applications that are not only for free but also cover topics that are suitable for the daily use. the only drop of bitterness for todays Amiga users will be the fact that "Fahrschule 99" is made for an Amiga 500 and PAL screen mode.
As especially this kind of normal use software is so important for the future of the new Amiga generation to cover a wide area of themes spoke Olaf Köbnik to Steffen Schiller about the future of "Fahrschule 99".
The result is the 100th interview Olaf Köbnik (Amiga Arena) has done who already told us that the 101st interview with another interesting and actual company is in the works.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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22.Mar.2003
Dietmar Knoll (ANF)
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GAUHPIL: many areas updated (19.03.2003)
The GAUHPIL (Geographical Amiga Users HomePage Internet List) is a list created and moderated by Dietmar Knoll about websites of Amiga users that is sorted geographically according to continents and countries.
Three days ago were the following areas updated:
- America
- Europe
- List of new links
- List of lost links
- History 2003
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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22.Mar.2003
Lars Fuhrken-Batista (email)
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Cinemaware statement
As reported in the end of February here told clickBOOM in their S-File 22 that there are differences with Cinemaware. Today Cinemaware published the following statement:
Statement from Cinemaware
Hopefully you know who we are as Cinemaware, as we are well known for
our past Amiga games. We are of course doing new titles as well as you
can see on our web-site www.cinemaware.com.
We have also started a series of "Digitally Remastered" titles with
clickBoom for a while - but unfortunately that has gone badly. I was
wondering if you could report the information below on your website.
We understand that some of classic Amiga/Cinemaware fans have been
concerned about certain news spread around by clickBoom, the Canadian
developer which Cinemaware has employed to develop the "Digitally
Remastered" series of games. At this point Cinemaware would just like to
make a simple statement that clickBoom's allegations are false and
misleading, and that we will issue an official statement in the future
regarding this matter.
In reference to this, Cinemaware would appreciate if anyone involved in
the below cases come into contact with us as soon as possible, writing
to cinemaware@cinemaware.com:
As you can see history tends to repeat itself.
In the meantime, we appreciate your support and understand your
frustration at not being able to see more "Digital Remasters" coming out
soon. We are working hard to resolve this situation.
Please look out for exciting news regarding Robin Hood: Defender of the
Crown soon!
Sincerely,
Lars Fuhrken-Batista
Team Cinemaware
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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22.Mar.2003
CD32-Allianz (ANF)
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CD32-Allianz website update and editorial
The CD32-Allianz continues. Again with new cover scans, new enhancements for the CD32 and matching the begin of the spring time a new editorial.
In the past time it became quite quiet around the other CD32 websites. To avoid a stand still here for us there's again a call for assistance. If anybody wants to write a games review or owns missing games: help!
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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