To celebrate the 2nd annniversary of the last release, my Videoton TV Computer emulator for Windows has received an update. The most notable changes in version 1.4.0 are:
new interactive monitor and disassembler
support for accented characters when using the clipboard
Another update of my Homelab family emulator: version 1.4. The Model 2 (aka Aircomp) emulation has been further improved and finally a new interactive monitor was added as well – this latter will soon be featured in other Z80-family emulators of mine. Head on over to the Download section for the binary.
My Homelab family emulator has just received a minor update (v1.3.1) with improved Model II emulation (loading from tape, adjustable memory size, graphic mode). Check it out in the Download section.
After a very long hiatus, a new version (1.1.0) of my EACA Colour Genie emulator is released today. It is quite a bit of an overhaul compared to previous versions. The emulation accuracy was increased significantly by making the (CRTC) video emulation cycles based. Here is the summary of the most important changes:
more accurate (albeit slower) cycle based video emulation
CRTC improvements
proper full screen mode
small AY-3-8910 improvements
tape emulation bug fixes
Go grab your copy from the Download page while it’s fresh.
After a long-long while a new version of my Homelab (and now: Aircomp) emulator is finally out now (1.3). The most notable changes are as follows:
Homelab II / Aircomp-16 emulation (incomplete/imperfect)
custom aspect ratio
improved full screen mode
copy screen to Windows clipboard
paste text from Windows clipboard
The backbone of the Homelab II / Aircomp-16 emulation is the one in the discontinued ‘HoLa’ emulator of mine from 2007 but has been significantly improved. Unfortunately, due to the poor documentation, reading from raw tape (WAV) files as well as the graphic modes are not supported yet but if you have a real machine feel free to submit hints for improvement. Grab the new release from the Download section.
A completely new emulator of the Z-80 based Hungarian micro “Mickey-80” has been added to the list of my 8-bit emulators. In short this was a small scale kit based machine with only a few units left in existence, with no documentation or software…
After yesterday’s update, this time a new version my Videoton TV Computer emulator (WinTVC) is being made available. An increase of the minor release version number is justified by the scope of changes and new features, which are as follows:
all four expansion slots are now supported
support for Texas Instruments SN76489 sound IC emulation (via emulation of the Multisound and Gamecard expansion cards)
improved tape sound
snapshot improvement (ID, compatibility between 32 and 64 bit)
$FD prefix disassembly fixed
As usual, you can grab the 1.3.0 version from the Download page.
Check out my GitHub page here, where a new version of my Commodore family music player ‘WinTedPlay’ was released. It is meant for replaying the Commodore 16 and plus/4 music collection called HVTC but it can also nicely cope with the popular PSID format of the Commodore 64. It features a decent playlist and is my only piece of software having made it to SoftPedia, w00t!