The next thing I need to do is make a working MT32-pi to get that sweet midi output. And THEN I want to figure out how to pipe MT32-pi audio AND the speech from the ST out through the same channels. Aiming for the best ST Monkey Island experience! Maybe look at this : https://www.arananet.net/pedid...

So I downloaded this last night, built out the talkie version of MI1 on my STE, and I LOVE it. This is amazing work. The next thing I need to do is make a working MT32-pi to get that sweet midi output. And THEN I want to figure out how to pipe MT32-pi audio AND the speech from the ST out through the...

Also interested. This work may be a little beyond me, but I think this is work worth supporting. One board, populated, shipping to the Netherlands. Can you add me to the list? Added.. please don't confuse "populated" with "bird seed" .. These are bare PCB's with only small SMT parts pre-fitted. Tha...

Also interested. This work may be a little beyond me, but I think this is work worth supporting. One board, populated, shipping to the Netherlands.

Can you add me to the list?

exxos wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 16, 2020 10:34 pm

I'm more with the floppytron

One of the best of these is still:

PaulJ wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 16, 2020 1:06 am

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And of course 8mm tapes. What are the chances any of this is still readable.

I can smell this picture.

Cosmic Puppet wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 02, 2020 2:54 pm

Has yours arrived yet?

Not yet. It was dispatched yesterday and as of 10pm last night it was still in Ireland. No more updates on the tracker yet, no matter how many times I check it

They hit zero stock only in the last day or so, and I know because I ordered one of the last few two days ago after I asked here about the retrotink devices . Obviously I can't speak for the quality of the components that anyplace else uses, or even VGP. But VGP is only out of stock until later this...

Amazing work!

Here is a recent topic on atari forum where they are talking about it: https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=39445 Interesting; thanks! This makes the OSSC look more flexible and maybe more reliable. That's a useful datapoint. I don't have a RetroTink device, but I can vouch for using SC...