When you use save as pdf as an option from the menu is there a tooltype or even HEX edit to set the size?

Thanks

yes, as an overview I'm looking at increasing the default resolution

@Kicko

many thanks

Greetings!

Does it cut/edit and join and recalculate the index without reencoding?

excuse my ignorance, never used this before

Do those already on the beta need to resign? Or is this a new thing? 

Looks fine to me but unlikely to ever play it myself

@Hans

+1

@Spectre660

Yes but I think we are just discussing the AmigaOne X1000 here, enjoy the stats while you can ;)

@Hans

>> and pushing 'b' makes zero difference

When I press b I go from 95 to 97

Not a big difference no!

Nice work people!

@Capehill

Care to list any and if any would be suited to say a knight of the old republic III game experience for example?

@feanor

looking good

This is getting interesting

Always a nice read from Trevor, hopefully I can buy him a beer next weekend

@kas1e

That's true, I guess I just made an assumption that his extra bits won't want to run if there is no level of debugging

Yes I believe the default is 5; actually I'm not sure if the default is 5 since I did set the variable in CFE

eg
setenv os4_commandline "DEBUGLEVEL=5 SERIAL" ; boot -fatfs cf0:amigaboot.of

Whenever I want to change the level I always break into CFE and do it on the spot since it's usually a one off for that particular test.

Thing is since this is exclusive to his requirements, why would he wish to disable serial output and axe this solution? I'm guessing it speeds some other things up? Otherwise set it to at least 1 and then he's away

Here's a long shot?

IF one was running the debug kernel wouldn't there be some sort of traffic aimed at the serial device? Can this not be monitored and therefore return a 1 for true

Possible implementation
Little program starts earlier which monitors serial and sets an env that there is debug traffic
When Extra Stuff comes up you check the env and execute if apppropriate

As far as I know (since I run serial debugging alot) nothing comes across the line after CFE or similair boots into AmigaOS4.x unless you are running a debug kernel

@sundown

I got the 6870 because at the time it was the most recommended card for running Linux and I wanted to help test some things

I noticed Streaming tends to be smooth and seamless with audio in sync via embedded video like youtube and alike when comparing Odysseys performance between my machines.

So, in a nutshell, yes, it's a great card. It's alot quieter than my 4890 which used to dwell in that X1000 and it's also quieter than my 7970 in the other one.

@Hans

Omitted the recently added 6870 to one of my machines used daily so add another 1 of those to the mix

Thanks!

where is this thread?
where is a direct link to this exact card?
where has he plugged this card in, Goo?
define expensive?

cheers :)