On another note I finally got some PCBs made for the original topic of this discussion. Btw do you still have some of those left? Me and one other fellow have a very similar problem with our (newly produced) CT63s: https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?p=460972#p460972 so it would be interestin...

If I’m interpreting the issue being described correctly, I’ve observed that the hammer is in sync with the glass smash sound effect, but they don’t sync with the music. One would expect each ‘smash’ to sync with the music at eight beat intervals, but they don’t. The smash sound and the background m...

Great post & research @jwd. Super-interesting to read.

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad you've founded this forum, it definitely has its place in the Atari world. I just wanted to point out that even if it may look like that there's majority of people against you, it is exactly the opposite -- a few vocal ones post stupid things but the silent majority love...

Changing bookmark to exxosforum.co.uk also helped for me.

But most people on atari-forum hate my guts anyway. So I think it was all kinda pointless. The guys who support me generally hang out on my forum. I think realistically everyone who would likely buy a board already has one by now. Those are very subjective conclusions, IMHO. I'm not aware of anyone...

Hi,

is it just me or the forum now forces users to log in way more often than it used to? I haven't measured it precisely but it seems like my login is remember for a few days at most and then I have to log in again (fortunately Chrome remembers my credentials but still).

First make sure that your Medusa has the latest firmware. For me it works flawlessly with my TT.

EDIT: Wait, what ECL2VGA? Why would you use ECL2VGA *and* Medusa?

In that case you're much smarter and more patient than I am.

Ok, so someone redid Quake for integer-only math. I emphasise the word redid, because the original source code base is 100% hardware FPU code, both x86 and m68k. So that's one. Who's going to redo all the others? It's worth mentioning that Quake had one huge advantage in this: every asm function (fu...