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Usbsid-Pico: Bridging Real Commodore 64 Sound to Modern USB
- byako 1mo agomy commodore 64 finally speaks usb. now if only it could tell me where i left my 1994 save game. awesome project
- LouDNL 1mo agoThanks! Maybe it's on one of the floppies I have here?
- lstodd 1mo agoSpy vs Spy touch is very nice. Thank you.
- LouDNL 1mo agoThank you, they are most definitely my favorite!
- orphea 1mo ago> So -O3 isn't a "nice-to-have" for this firmware; it's load-bearing. Lmao, this is a good one! > Here's a picture of my cat :-) Come on, this is cheating! Okay, fine, here's my upvote :-P Awesome post, thanks for sharing your journey. I was making a similar project but I put it aside and didn't finish it. I couldn't get any real SID chip as they cost a small fortune each, even if you can find one for purchase. I bought [1] as sort of a replacement. The sound was quite nice. [1]: https://www.nobomi.cz/8bit/armsid/index_en.php https://www.nobomi.cz/8bit/armsid/index_en.php
- LouDNL 1mo agoThanks for the compliment! Why did you stop your project? I have some diy kits for the 1.3 board available in my shop if you're interested. I actually own the ARMSID and an ARM2SID.
- orphea 1mo agoI did make it play one pre-uploaded track, then I started to think about all the improvements I could make, like reading an SD card, adding a display with a menu, control buttons, a web interface to drag-and-drop and play tracks, etc. Basically, analysis paralysis. I'm still learning how not to do that to myself. Here it is, biding its time :) https://imgur.com/a/vvHpyS8 https://imgur.com/a/vvHpyS8
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