@hnl_dk

hello master!

heheh so do we, so do we! you know what we are waiting for dontcha? =) send your wife away on a spa or something ;)

@chris

Thanks, fixed.

@Vader

test js engine in new ib2.4

on page www.clickboom.com

How about Radio Phat Agnus!

Edit: off topic

@abalaban

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The Sirion USB stack used in AmigaOS4 is, or at least was, available for AmigaOS 3.x as well and supported the obsolete TD64 commands for AmigaOS <= 3.1, but it was forgotten to disable them in the AmigaOS4 version. This bug was fixed a long time ago already in the AmigaOS4 version, but it seems it wasn't yet in the version included in Update4.

Check this screenshot of NTFS if you don't believe me...

It's a Lacie Mobile 2.5 USB box, installed with a 10GB drive formatted just an hour ago in WinXP as NTFS. Then connected to my A1 frontpanel USB. Using giggledisk to find HIGH CYL as seen in screenshot,edited the mountfile as seen and mounted it with c:mount!

And it works!

Check grab...

www.haymigga.dk/ntfs_os4.png

just noticed that the 4.5GB debian ISO files are show as only 2GB, i guess this is Opus fault? or?

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Until I add the facility to prefs, press Amiga X when
TuneNet starts to clear.

Cheers,
Bean.

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It is very unlikely that this happens, by all means these games are quite old now and it is hardly possible to support them for such a long time. Someone might produce a patch in his spare time, but I wouldn't count on it. I just isn't worth it anymore.

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@haymigga,

Didn't get a chance to test this in the end , what with everything
else. Can other people try this out and report their findings,
before I look into it?

Cheers,
Bean.

No way it could write because its author did not write the corresponding code !

However I find quite strange it's working using USB without any patch.

"Radio Amigans" works for me.

@Chris,

Damn, I just wrote a page long response and the pressed the
wrong sodding button!

Anyway, quick answers.

1/ No, but I'll improve the API for you to do this and will
release it as a service release very shortly.

2/ Frequencies and Channels are internally mixed by TN, but
it expects 16 bit sound. There are several ways to convert
8 bit to 16 bit in the plugin, so I'll gladly help you
out here.

In short - I'll pm you, and send you the latest API.
We can work it out then!

As for saving the playlist this just goes to prove
that you can't please everyone all of the time! But for
you Chris I'll add it to the service list as a preference
option!

Cheers,
Bean.

P.S. Check PM in a moment.

Can anyone test this?

I can't get it to work in new version, not sure if it has been fixed to now work?

I can actually play mp3's with AmigaAmp + ANR with FTPMOUNT, though not skip inside the song...

@Rogue

Please make it true, for all your fine Games native OS4 Ports...

Do you wish Paypal Donate? Send me your Adress...THX

greetings
Enrico

@orgin

Your amigans.net link in the news section is wrong (it points relative to os4depot.net)

Excellent you got it working too!

interesting, it doesn't work in write-mode by chance this way?

Well, if there are only those two options, I'd have to go with the flow and vote for "Radio Amigans".

But if it were up to me, it would be called "Voice of Amiga".

Everybody and his dog are calling their net radio stations something with "radio" in the name, it's as if they need desparately to underline the similarity to the good old wireless.

Why not break that trend, and at the same time make an allusion (to "Voice of America") that hints at the fact that this is a station with a standpoint and a mission?

Best regards,

Niels

Edit: P.S. As for a jingle: "This is ahmee-gah spee-king!"

SCNR

I've quickly knocked up a Datatypes player for TuneNet - for those arkward files that you have datatypes for, but no TuneNet plug-in!

It will appear on Aminet shortly for testing purposes. Don't expect too much from it yet - it's mono only and often files play at the wrong speed.

I have some questions (the first couple are for Bean probably):

Can I set the priority of the plug-in? At the moment it is taking precedence over the AIFF plug-in, and I really want this to be a "last resort" plug-in for when TuneNet doesn't have a proper one for a certain file. There needs to be some sort of priority setting so I can whack it down to -127 or something.

Can I set the buffer to 8-bit? It appears to be stuck on 16-bit only. Failing that, is there an easy way to convert from 8-bit to 16-bit data. I'm just typecasting the data so I'm surprised it is working at all. This might be where some of the speed problems are coming from, maybe (although it may be the datatypes not reporting the frequency correctly, or something else I've done wrong)

How do I get the data out of a streaming datatype? Is it possible?

Why I can't I give ObtainDataType() a name to try matching against if I specify DTST_MEMORY? This is required for descriptors that need a filename match, you can't do it unless you read from a file (and the clipboard is not a problem as this should be in IFF format anyway)

Oh, and finally, how do I stop TuneNet from remembering my playlist all the sodding time? I'm tempted to revert to the old version to get rid of this new "feature".

Other than that, nice work

Chris

@salas00

very well done !!! It works : I can use NTFileSystem on my IDE device without any problem !!!!