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The RLE mode has two parts. 1, The RLE decoder that if there are runs of >5 pixels can run other code. 2, The Line/Polygon to pixel RLE encoder (the other code) The second part could be replaced with other things. But the current code has a (memory imposed) limit of 256 lines on screen at once. That...

Planning on releasing all the files.

Not planning on selling them.

Am planning to give them away as prizes/gifts.

I'll stop threadjacking after this and start its own thread when PCBs get back from China. But along a similar topic to your MDC-209 plug this post is about plug choices. My cables I am using for the YPbPr/RGB/CVBS/S-Vid version arrived from aliexpress today. ScartAndComponent.jpg If it works then i...

I just remembered something I made about 1/4 century ago that could use the force-feedback/rumble https://www.tampabay.com/archive/2001/08/13/virtual-combat-shocking-reality/ Note - I was NOT the Australian inventor. I thought it was a terrible idea. I just built the electronics for the guy that sol...

Did three things to CiC 1, Made it work with Bootloader5 for SDHC cards 2, Fixed up timing issue where "clear screens" where 4 clocks too wide(1444 clocks instead of 1440) 3, made it so static objects on screen (cows, eggs, golden arches) get blitted to new ram tile when drawn over. This 3...

OK - I will try CoC with that code first.

It wont fit in with T2K and I am going to have to optimize it to fit somewhere in the video mode ASM though.

PS/2 is a mini din. I am undecided if I will have separate mini din for KBD and Mouse or a combined one that puts mouse on pins 2 and 6 and needs a splitter cable. Will see how I go fitting the Power, AV, and PS/2 on the back of the case. If there is enough room for 2x mini din I will do the separat...

100% SMD. Not intended as an absolute beginner solder kit. I want them easy to assemble so I can send people fully built units in a nice case. Features planned 1, Universal power input. Barrel jack with AC or DC between 6v and 24v 2, Multi-AV plug that has CVBS, S-Vid, RGB and YPbPr (CVBS and S-Vid ...

Between the VDD and GND pins of the IC. Or if the controller is a black-blob kind of thing then on the copper trace for VDD and GND somewhere close to the blob.

I only ever had those values show up on the emulator screen, not printing out to the console where I could pipe them to a text file.

Is there some command line option when calling CUzebox I am not using?