I successfully tested two PCIe audio card (hdaudio) in 1X slots of the X5000.

I'm using this in my search bar :
https://html.duckduckgo.com/html?q=%s

("lite" instead of "html" works too)

And I'm using iBrowse to surf EAB.

Thank you MickJT!

It works in my Sam460ex with a basic PCIe 3132 card. Maybe you can post a picture of the card.

Thanks Hans for the video hardware decoding and EntwicklerX for Emotion.

@sinsrus & kikems
Thanks to both of you!

A new version of snoopy is available on OS4depot.

I made a small video tutorial about the new mirror command :

Update 3 Cheat Code : Fast Backups using the MIRROR command
https://youtu.be/i-tjBq5u6YU

(Made on A1222 with VideoClipper)

@ktadd

Quote:
To be honest, RNOSlides is faster dans FFmpeg for that job, at least on the A1222+. Maybe one day, SPE code will rise...


Anyway here is a quick test with VideoClipper using only the A1222+:



- Create Intro and Outro screens with Gimp and ImageFX and use RNOSlides to create videos.
- Audio Cut and clean with Rave
- Assembling with VideoClipper
- Create Subtitles with SimpleSub

So if you are aware of a SimpleSub tutorial, please share.
Unfortunately, I didn't achieve to embed the subtitles in the video so I've added the .srt file to the video on Youtube. So please enable subtitles. (Will send a mail to ktadd about this)

@ktadd

Regarding VideoClipper, I've done a few tests. As I mentioned on the French Amiga-NG forum, it's essentially our iMovie (retro style), you can quickly assemble video clips with transitions, add background music, subtitles, and so on.

The only feature I find missing (or haven't figured out how to use) is the ability to display a static image for a specific duration or number of frames. (This is useful for a slide show, or for opening and ending screens.) I had to use rnoSlide for that.

Also, perhaps relabel the button that exports our project as a video to something clearer, like "Save Video" or "Export Video".

By the way, thanks for your software! I've been using FFmpegGUI a lot lately."

@smarkusg
Ok, Disney is going to go ballistic!

@sacc-dude

"ScummVM is a program which allows you to run certain classic graphical adventure and role-playing games, provided you already have their data files."

OS4 version :
https://www.os4depot.net/?function=sho ... ile=game/misc/scummvm.lha


Free games such as :
-Beneath a Steel Sky
-Broken Sword 2.5: The Return of the Templars
-Dráscula: The Vampire Strikes Back
-DreamWeb
-Flight of the Amazon Queen
-God of Thunder
-The Griffon Legend
-Lure of the Temptress
-Hi-Res Adventure #1: Mystery House
-Nippon Safes, Inc.
-Sfinx
-Soltys
-Above The Waves

https://scummvm.org/games/#games

@amigakit
While I thing it's a cool feature, would'nt be a good idea to remove the video where you download the game from an obscure source? Or maybe I'm wrong and the game is now free?

For those interested in watching all systems emulated with RetroArch on OS4 :



@TheMagicSN
Thank you again for this port.

Quote:

@Hans

Once you figure out, how to configure it which export settings, etc. It's a pretty decent solution to edit video on OS4.

Here is a complex project i've just made :



https://youtu.be/BmwZsbNdF5U

I plan to detail the method i'm using (note that I'm not an expert a all, but, well, it works)

@Lyle

Yes, I know you like MIDI a lot! And yes, i've tested the A1222 mixer and seen all those information in the readme. Thanks for that tool (and the driver of course).

@jabirulo

Thanks for the info, I will try if vendor id matches with my cards.

@LyleHaze
Thanks for the answer. I hope you will find a way to achieve it.

I found this in the mixer/history.txt :

envy24ht driver support
http://www.amigans.net/modules/xforum ... m=31&topic_id=6833&order=

But forum "31" does'nt exist anymore.

I was told that I have to check for an older version but for now I can't find one that works with the envy24ht

- Prefs>SDL>compositing

- Activate MouseBlanker (otherwise you will have a mouse pointer on the screen while playing)

- Say No to Roms, For Bios it's up to you here is the ones from my install :



- GamePad: in retroarch, launch a game, F1 for menu > controls > port 1 controls > analog to digital type > left analog (forced). Now, all cores will be compatible with the directional pad.

- Optional : edit retroarch.cfg, search for "fullscreen" change the 640x480 resolution by a 16:9 one (check in screenmode for a supported mode) so your 4:3 games will not look streched. (some cores will run a bit slower)

It's quickly shown there :

https://youtu.be/cJV0WmZMEbM

Bumpy Bumpy Bump

Is there any Mixer version which functions with the PCI cards : M-Audio Revolution 5.1 and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 ?

Could you try to set sys:prefs/sdl prefs to compositing and not OpenGL/opengles and see if you still have DSI?

@Kamelito
On my setup, it’s faster than UAE, and you have access to more memory. What’s more, a special graphics driver is in development.