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Everything posted by Zerosquare
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Happy birthday !
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[Français] Voilà une petite démo d'image en 688x576 ; pour le moment, ça ne fonctionne qu'en mode 50 Hz. Le code est assez mauvais, je le rendrai dispo quand il sera nettoyé. EDIT : certaines personnes ayant eu des problèmes avec le format COF, j'ai rajouté une version en .BIN (à charger à l'adresse $4000). [English] Here is a small demo of a 688x576 picture ; it only works in 50 Hz mode for the moment. The code is rather bad, I'll release it once it is cleaned. EDIT : some people have reported problems with the COF format, I've added a .BIN version (upload at address $4000). HiResDem.zip HiResDem_bin.zip
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Haute Résolution Sur Jaguar (et Mode Entrelacé)
Zerosquare replied to Zerosquare's topic in Development
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Updated software -> updated bug report Well, it's better that it was. But there are still weird things on the converted picture : yellowed areas (look around the eye of the left-side parrot, for example), and a visible "separation line" on the background.
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Sorry SebRmv, here's a bug report There seems to be a problem with the dithering algorithm. Here's the original picture : Here's the result of tga2cry with options -binary -dither -f cry : And here's the result of converter with options -cry --binary --no-clut --16-bits --normal --both :
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Are you accessing the site by typing http://jagware.org/ by any chance ? If so, use http://www.jagware.org/ instead (note the www part) -- it's a known issue.
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C'est rien, c'est Tempi qui fait son malin en ce moment Oldie but goodie and still relevant, thanks Tursi !
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Merci à tous Hélas
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For SCPCD, it was phpBB ; for Orion_, it was DotClear.
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Here's the video (I only kept the part relating to the JagCF) : http://zerosquare.free.fr/jagcf_ac2007.avi It did not happen at the same time (several months apart), it was apparently not the same person, and in both cases they just used a security flaw in a widespread PHP script. So it's probably just a coincidence (someone targeting random vulnerable sites).
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I believe it's no longer available online, as both Orion_'s and SCPCD's sites have been hacked and the data has been erased I'll try to reupload it tomorrow.
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Sounds great Is it a one day event ?
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N'anniv Azrael
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Yep... but I was thinking about improvised multiplayer tournaments at conventions It will still be possible, and with the computer handling the Internet access part, JagCF games won't have to worry about things like proxies and firewalls It's just a debug tool we'll use when writing the network code
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We did not choose Ethernet because we wanted to keep the network feature simple and easy to develop for. The advantages are that almost everything is handled in hardware (the software "stack" is very small), and the connections are made using inexpensive and easy to find audio cables (no hubs/switches are needed). The port on the JagCF is a "USB device", not a "USB host", so it won't work, sorry.
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Not directly, as the network will not be based on Ethernet and TCP/IP. But it could be implemented by connecting the JagCF (through USB) to a computer with an Internet connection, and running a "gateway" program on the computer.
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Same thing
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De la part de SCPCD et moi
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Hi swapd0! Here are the latest Catnip news. First, we've decided to integrate the USB updating and high-speed serial communication directly into the JagCF. This will be easier and cheaper for the users (and it simplifies a few things for us too ). My work is currently focused on this, so as to be able to release the JagCF (hopefully) soon. For the BJL uploading feature, we have not decided what to do yet (there's no point of including it in the JagCF, since a custom protocol will be much faster and more reliable). One option I'm considering is releasing the PCB and schematics for free. Regarding the Mac compatibility : I did a test port of the software to MacOS X some time ago, and it seemed to work fine. However I don't own a Mac (someone kindly lent me a iBook for the test), and I know next to nothing about Mac development, so I would need a volunteer to maintain the port and produce the binaries.
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If you ask SebRmv nicely, I think he'll explain all of this to you in English