WinUAE 1.4.1 Released
Version 1.4.1 of WinUAE has been released! WinUAE is the Windows version of the Ubiquitous Amiga Emulator, and versions for lots of other OSes are available. If you miss playing with your favorite computer girlfriend, and the C64's big sister, then head on over now!Major bug fixed:
- Start-up crash introduced in 1.4.0.
- Yet another bsdsocket crash fix.
- ASPI detection ignored NeroASPI, also ASPI detection was improved.
- Some interlaced programs had color stripes or wrong colors in right border.
- Picasso96 RTG RAM mapping error in non-JIT mode
- New input targets added. (disk swapper, input configuration 1-4)
- Quickstart-mode automatically selects best available CD access mode.
- Master (Windows main volume) volume control added to input targets.
- map "POV Hat"-type joypad control to joystick horizontal and vertical.
Commodore Gaming launched
Moments ago, the new Commodore Gaming website has launched, presenting a range of new gaming PCs.Special features are:
- Optimised for gaming with high-end components outfit
- Sleek, exchangeable case with Commodore Logo, sound insulated
- Windows Vista preinstalled
- c64 Emulator preinstalled with +50 games
Whether or not the Commodore brand name will be enough to make a difference for the old school Commodore fans, or if Commodore will be able to establish their market within the younger generation remains to be seen. If they can achieve the latter, it would be possibly beneficial for the retro world, bringing c64 goodness to a younger generation through the preinstalled emulator.
Timbaland becomes "video game idiot"!
Commodore releases new computers!
London, March 2007: Commodore Gaming today announces that CeBIT 2007 will see the launch of a new breed of gaming PC as the legendary Commodore brand returns to the world of computer and video games hardware with the highest specifications available for gamers.
Bala Keilman, CEO for Commodore Gaming, commented "25 years ago, Commodore launched the best selling personal computer of the late 20th Century, the C64, and defined the early computer games experience for millions of people worldwide. We are privileged and excited to bring the Commodore brand back to the gaming community and mark a new chapter in its history with this exceptional machine. We're sure that it will deliver what gamers need and want."
The new range of optimised Gaming PCs will be launched at the CeBIT show in Hannover, Germany, on 15th March, offering people the chance to play the high performance purpose-built machines with the latest PC games.
Commodore Gaming will be making further announcements at the launch, and the company promises there are some very exciting aspects of the product still to be revealed.
Visit Commodore Gaming at CeBIT- Hall 21, Stand D08.
Source: hype.se
Richard Joseph has passed away
from Mark Knight:"I'm very very sorry to announce that Richard Joseph passed away this afternoon. (4th March 2007, ed.)
He was diagnosed with lung cancer earlier this year, in France and was undergoing chemo but was very weak.
He slipped into a coma earlier today but sadly his body gave up earlier this afternoon.
Rest in Peace Richard. You were an inspiration mate, a fab musician and person."
We'll miss you, Richard
Renoise 1.8 Released
Some of the most important functions are:
- Mixer
- External Audio Recording
- Line-In Device
- Accurate BPM
- Full Undo/Redo support
- XRNS, a new and open file format based on XML
- Focusable GUI Components
- Enhanced VST support
- Quick Search functionality
- FLAC, OGG, MP3 and M4A support

C64 orchestra on tour!
Hello C64 orchestra fan,It has been some time since you heard from us. But no worries, we will keep you updated on what's happening!
Let's start with what's happening with the release of the C64 cd. Right now we are talking with different record companies in and outside Europe. Our record label in Europe is Rounder and we are talking with Yep Roc in the States. We are working on the release of a special edition with all the specifics of C64 design. We invited some great Dutch design companies and finally made the choice to work with Hotel. In the mean time we are working on clarifying some legal issues concerning the rights of songs and games, a slow but necessary process. The release, the special edition and the 'normal' version, will be two cd's. One will be the orchestrated version by the C64 orchestra and the other one has the original tunes, two games and an emulator to play the C64 games on your pc. And we will also add some video footage of the premiere! So it's a full package of C64 fun!
The big question is: when will the cd be released?
We hope to release it in June 2007, but it's a long shot. Lots of issues need to be resolved before we can raise the flag!
C64 orchestra is ON tour:
15-03-07 De Vereeniging, Nijmegen, NL
17-03-07 Atak, Enschede, NL
16-05-07 Vredenburg, Utrecht, NL
03-06-07 Virusfestival, Eindhoven, NL
14-07-07 Forma Nova Festival, Fredericia, Denmark
C64 orchestra ON the internet:
www.myspace.com/c64orchestra
Timbaland 'fesses up to videogame idiots worldwide
His main legal argument appears to be that the use of the tune was legal sampling because:
- He damn too important
- He didn't go round the guy's house or nuffink
- He's never been to Finland, and...
- The piece was written by "a videogame idiot", so it doesn't count.
The apparent admission that he doesn't know where his samples come from is a gift to the case against him and Geffen Records.
SIDTool v1
- First to Support WinVice for playing
- Support Sidplay2 for playback
- Support TinySID for playback
- HardSID support via TinySID and Siplay2/W
- Easy access to the entire High Voltage Sid Collection
- Easy single-click interface
- Songlength database support integration
- Continuous play to discover SIDs unknown to you
- Shuffle Funktion (Plays random SIDs)
- Playlist support with ability to add certain subsongs
(not supported by WinVice) - Experimental sid2midi support
- Built in search function for filenames, STIL and SID-Header
- STIL display
- Build on .NET framework 2.0 (required)


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