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fstark
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Comment #40259721
This is a 6502 assembly video player for the Commodore PET. Not fully finished, but I haven't really worked on it in the last 3 or 4 years. Videos are encoded with a C++ Linux enco…
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Comment #33078978
Back in the day, I really liked the idea of standardizing class diagrams, but it became quite complicated at some point. Then, I had a lot of architects doing complicated UML diagr…
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Comment #27062509
Hey that's cool, awesome, and completely outside of area of expertise! I love it!
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Comment #27062468
That's kind of you, but no, I don't have a patreon nor need financial support. Having enthousiats users/lurkers if all that I need. However, if anyone can help me getting my hands …
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Comment #27057550
Knowing people appreciate that made the oh-so-many hours worth it. Thx!
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Comment #27057525
Thx!
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Comment #27057519
Ouch. You planted an idea in my brain that may lead to the complete re-development of the whole thing. 3 colors? That would be the middle link between the Original Mac and the Orig…
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Comment #27057504
Yes. This is absolutely insane, with image encoded into 6502 machine code, and PWM sound interleaced. It doesn't work on period hardware, thought (needs a special modern card, the …
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Comment #27057460
Interesting. I tried some light posterization (splitting into discrete levels), but it made the image uglier. Your approach would make nice blacks and whites. Grays would still suf…
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Comment #27057391
The dithering is performed by the C++ linux encoder. I could add it as an encoding stage option...
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Comment #27057385
Are you sure? I may be wrong, but I am pretty sure that Quicktime on a SE/30 was not able to display fullscreen videos at 24 fps. Also, the dithering used in QuickTime was an order…
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Comment #27057111
As long as I avoid flim about cyclimse, everything should be ok.
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Comment #27057093
I looked at several approaches, but I absolutely wanted to do floyd-steinberg, as this is what were, for me, "realistic" images on my Mac back in the 80s. The example on the websit…
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Comment #27055924
Source code of the silent version is at https://github.com/fstark/macflim (Mac app source code, C++ encoder source code and instructions). The sound version (the new demo from yest…
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Comment #27055773
It is an inside joke about a French movie made from barely legal cuts of hilariously dubbed Warner Bros extracts. I found th3e concept weirdly suitable for a tongue-in-cheek artist…
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Comment #27055726
The floppyemu is awesome for floppy emulation or for old HD20-like hard drives. But they are too slow for macflim. As I say on the link, you need either a real scsi disk, or, bette…
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Comment #27055537
Yep. Emulation is good, but using the real hardware is magical. Fun fact: the reason why macflim had no sound originally is that my SE30s have bad caps (like most), and no sound. S…
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Comment #27055197
Hi. I am the author of macflim. This is the old video, I am finishing the techdemo that have sound, there is a video on youtube ( https://youtu.be/YRe6I5AICJ0 ). I'll update the ma…