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Re: AmigaOne A122 Plus Motherboard Arrived Today
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@Rob

Great links, thanks.
A must read for anyone with an A1222 Plus.

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Re: AmigaOne A122 Plus Motherboard Arrived Today
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@livebyfaith74
Thanks for the comment.
I'm located about 50 miles north of San Francisco in Sonoma County. Known as wine country. I'm about a two hour drive from Amiwest. 😀

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Re: MPlayer 1.5 released!
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@samo79
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Maybe its due to FFMpeg, the latest version we use for 1.5 may be slower

Yes, I believe that's most likely the case.

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Re: MPlayer 1.5 released!
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@MickJT
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In short, unless you have a good reason to keep using mine, use the new one.

On the other hand, in my testing on my X1000 with Redeon 7750, I have found your version to be slightly faster than MPlayer 1.5. In speed critical situations, playing higher resolutions I still use your version.

I do like all the other enhancements that come with MPlayer 1`.5 though.

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Re: AmigaOne A122 Plus Motherboard Arrived Today - Updated Blog
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Updated the A1222 Plus Amiga NG Blog entry today.
At the bottom, it has three new pictures of the fully assembled system and links to a first boot video.

Amiga NG Blog
Feel free to leave comments,but be nice.

Download 1080p Video (AmgiaOS Friendly)
Download 480p Video (AmigaOS Friendly)

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AmigaOne A122 Plus Motherboard Arrived Today
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To my great suprise, my A1222 Plus motherboard arrived today. When I last checked the tracking still said it was in New York. A long way from California. Anyway, I spent the day assembling it with the components I had already purchased a while ago. Unfortunately, I didn't have a SATA cable, so I couldn't get the OS installed and see it running yet.

However, I did create a blog with a lot of pictures and a few words on the components I am using. If anyone is interested, you can find it here: Ktadd's Amiga NG Blog

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Re: Release 4.1 [460LE vs A1222]: The Price of Admission
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@sailor
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Here is my 460LE vs A1222+ comparison:

Thanks for a very interesting writeup.
My A1222+ board is on it's way. Still has to make it from New York to the west coast of California but it made it through inbound customs.

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Re: Hi New Member Here
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@kishigo
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Anyway, I'm Kevin from California and it's nice to meet you all.

Hi Kevin from California. I'm Kevin from California as well. I have an X1000, uA1 and very soon, a A1222 on the way. I'm in northern California about 56 miles north of San Francisco. Where are you located, if you don't mind me asking?

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Re: Bug-fix updates for Odyssey?
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@redfox
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Maybe it was the snow flakes on Amigans.net, I don't know.

The snowflakes do cause freezes. I've mentioned it a couple of times over the last few years but the snowflakes keep coming back each year. Now, when I see snowflakes I turn off JavaScript support when visiting Amigans.net and the crashes dissappear.

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Re: AmiUpdate 2.50
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@Raziel
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I had "amiupdate.net" set as server as well, without getting the update
Switching to "www.amiupdate.net" brought up the update *and* three more (including AmiSSL and Netsurf)...strange thing this interweb

Worked for me as well.

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Re: Guide for New A1222 Users
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@AmigaOldskooler
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For customers residing outside of
Europe or VAT-registered companies the price is reduced to 938,79 euros !

As an early adopter in the U.S., I can verify that this is what I paid for the A1222 board. It includes 4G RAM, AmigaOS4.1, Enhanncer v2.2 and a USB recovery stick.

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Re: Picture viewers
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@Gregor
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Are there any reliable picture viewers for Amiga OS41?

I'm beta testing an updated version of LoView picture viewer which should be released in a week or two. It's Hollywood based and is a very nice picture viewer and is the best I've found at handling animated gif and apng files. It is also very easy to create slide shows while optionally playing music. In addition it allows many effects to be applied to the picture.

I also really like FastView. It has an option to show single pictures. It also allows manipulation of the graphics files.

Check OS4Depot for both. The current version of LoView on OS4Depot will throw a requester when started because it was written with an older version of Hollywood and the GUI that it uses. The requester can be clicked on to bypass it. This will allow you to try it out and see if you like it before the newer version is released.

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Re: Guide for New A1222 Users
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@FirstNinja
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€1,600? Seeing how AmigaKit and A-EON seem to be doing their best to let their so called "Early Adopters" be the last ones to know what the rest of the world already seem to know - do you have a credible source for this, or is it just pure speculation on your part?

Are you an early adopter? If yes, then I would suggest you email AAA Technologies and inquire about cost and availability to get real information. If not, then I'm sure there will be real information out when the boards are available.

Once again I'll repeat that AmigaKit and A-EON aren't the ones to contact about obtaining an A1222 system. AAA Technologies is the one selling them and they actually set the final price for the systems. Early adopters do get a discount.

I have contacted AAA Technologies a few times now as an Early Adopter and I can say they have been very responsive to all my emails. I'll also say that I have already purchased an A1222 bare board with extra ram (8G) and it was significantly below 1,600 euro even with shipping from France to the U.S. I don't know what a full system would cost, and of course I don't have to pay VAT being in the U.S. but that's what I do know first hand.

My suggestion for anyone who is serious about wanting to know about the A1222, is to contact AAA Technologies via email, early adopter or not.

It is more expensive than I had hopped but I think is is a better value than the SAM460, even if a bit more expensive. I also really wanted the small form factor.

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Re: Guide for New A1222 Users
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@Skateman
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Faranheit-Amedia — 09-10-2023 07:08
A1222 production has begun nearly 2 months ago, so, we should receive our first stock this month at best, in november at worst,

I can't really verify this by any first hand information, but I believe when that statement was made, it meant they arrived from the manufacture to ACube, who I believe is testing the boards, before sending them to AAA Technologies for selling. I believe the one I quoted was when AAA Technologies would receive them from ACube after testing. At least that timeline seems to make sense. Until they are actually shipped, and someone receives one, who knows for sure.

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Re: Guide for New A1222 Users
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@Amiga Olds Kool Er
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It is not easy for potential customers (or folks that have pre-ordered) to understand what is going on with the A1222.

Very true Hopefully that will change once the boards are actually available to ship. They might actually have their hands full for a bit filling pre-orders. At least I hope they have a decent backlog of orders already. I know the price is limiting but who knows...

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Re: Guide for New A1222 Users
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@FirstNinja
I found the post that was made on discord. Hopefully I'm not breaking any rules by posting this here, but since Discord is a public system, I think it should be OK. If someone tells me different I'll delete this post. Here is the post:

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Faranheit-Amedia — 01/27/2024 7:42 AM
in resume :
AAA Technology is the official reseller for A1222 motherboard and complete full ready to run tower,
Other resellers will have some stock too later (if they want to resell it),
For the moment, we're waiting on Matthew for getting the first sale's page on
https://amigakit.fr/?lang=en for the motherboard and for 'standard' full ready to run tower

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Re: Guide for New A1222 Users
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@FirstNinja
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Oh? Since Discord is closed off / propriety software that the owners seemingly refuse to port to AmigaOS, it's certainly is an odd platform for A-EON to make announcements on.

First thing is A-EON is not AAA Technologies and, as far as I know, there was no official announcement on discord. I think one of the AAA Technology guys posted some indicator that it would be soon but I don't remember the exact wording. You can connect to Discord via a web browser, unfortunately, not an Amiga web browser.

As an early adopter, I can tell you that I emailed AAA Technologies in January and asked about an estimate on availability and they replied, saying that they expected to receive the boards at the end of January and would begin contacting early buyers when they receive them.

It's my hope (not an AAA Technologies statement) that means maybe they will start shipping in February. I'm sure things can still happen that would delay things further though.

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Re: MPlayer 1.5 released!
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@smarkusg
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I recently needed some quick-to-use decoding of simple videos on AOS4.
It doesn't have a GUI but MEncoder is tan great and simply configurable , maybe it should be resurrected ?

I tried, unsuccessfully, a few times over the years to get someone to update Mendocer as I used to use it with SimpleSub. Being unsuccessful, I ended up convertine SImpleSub t use ffmpeg instead. What is is you want to do with mencoder that you can't do with ffmpeg? .....or is it just that Mencoder might be faster? (Not really sure if it is or not.)

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Re: MPlayer 1.5 released!
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@Gregor
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Thanks for the tip... I already thought that option but abandoned it as I would then loose the 0 and 9 keys which I need with other programs.

First, glad to hear you go to working to your satisfaction!

I don't quite understand your statement above though. How do you lose use of the 0 and 9 keys. All your doing is translating the multimedia keycodes, so they send the same codes the 0 and 9 key produce. Basically, your adding additional 0 and 9 keys. The normal 0 and 9 keys aren't affected at all and still work as normal.

Anyway, Using the Arexx port works great as well, but be aware that it will only work on the first instance of MPlayer that is started. If you have MPlayer running twice, it won't work on the second instance. Also be aware that if MPlayer crashes or doesn't close right for some reason (which I have seen in the past), you will need to kill the MPlayer.1 Arexx port manually or reboot the system. If you just run MPlayer again it will see that the MPlayer.1 port is used and will use MPlayer.2 as the Arexx port. In which case your solution of using the MPlayer.1 port of course won't work. Of course you probably would rarely run into these situations, so it's not a big deal.

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Re: MPlayer 1.5 released!
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@Gregor
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I'm alredy using AllKeys, but I still cannot figure how to make MPlayer to use the multimediakeys directly...

Use AllKeys to translate your volume up key to the 0 key and to translate the volume down key to 9. The zero and nine keys control MPlayers volume, so translating your multimedia keys to zero and nine works. I tested it on my system and it works great.

On my system I use the program "Mixer" or "Nemosound" audio mixer, so I have my multimedia volume keys sent the arexx commnads for volume up and down for those programs. That way the multimedia volume keys control the volume for all programs, not just mplayer. I also have the mute key mapped so I can mute the sound as well.

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