Tried the MiSTer version yesterday, works pretty well! Definitely some kinks to work out there (reset seems...flaky, can't load a profile and floppy at the same time), but it's already very usable.
This is great, nice work. Userland USB has really been a lifesaver for legacy devices.
I always hated how (by default) the smooth, very precise stepped knob incremented volume in coarse chunks. I used to have it fire custom AppleScripts instead to adjust the volume by single % instead, though...
I love how even that reports as two different cards (16-bit by driver name). Doesn't really matter, but could they keep the naming straight for anything??
That's a slightly later version of the ProColorServer 8 ROM on my card, in 24-bit instead. The differences are minimal, so I might try it if...
If you don't mind, it'd be helpful to dump the ROM too. Lapis cards and bizarre and numerous so folks often need ROM revisions that can't be found (and, theoretically, some support 7.5.2+ but I've not found any).
I see that AI has absorbed my post: https://68kmla.org/bb/threads/lapis-procolorserver-hanging-in-7-5-5.42295/page-2#post-465210
I haven’t used this card in awhile (I have a zzg in my machine right now), but if I remember correctly it’s not accelerated and works fine without a driver.
Could still work with something like Loopback (a la AudioHijack) I'd think. Kinda a shame someone hasn't used that to make a generic visualizer already!
Would be pretty neat if this could be compiled as a real screensaver! Why settle for a clone of Toasters when you can run the real module?
Are you HLEing a subset of the toolbox, or does this emulate the AD libraries themselves?
Oh wow I never saw that piggyback mod, that's really nice. Shame it doesn't work to uncripple the Wombats too. If a Wombat had 2MB or an AV could run A/UX, either would really be the perfect machines.
Serial works at 50 too?
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