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Server-side is windows only at this point. If you want to use legacy codecs like Sorenson or video 1 you'll need quicktime installed. The rtsp support isn't published yet, but should talk to any rtsp server - I'm using DSS because there were a tonne of resources available.

Thanks Techknight - having access to the garden under system 6 was a big personal goal for this project so I'm glad I could achieve it and thrilled that others were interested! The server I'm hosting at the moment costs about $5/month, so I'm happy to host it as an "unofficial" proxy - if for...

I'm not hosting any servers at the moment, but it will run on any Windows box. I do want to get it going under mono on a cheap linux host at some point. The RealBasic client works today on PPC without issue. I don't have playlist support though. I haven't pushed the changes yet, but I have...

The link looks like it got messed up. https://github.com/pgodwin/GopherServer/wikishould get you there.

Nice work! Fixing up my OS X box, but hope to take a look once it's back running.

OK, there's a quick how to on https://github.com/pgodwin/GopherServer/wiki 

Not sure if there's any .NET devs here, but I've ported the TwelveMonkeys PICT encoder to C# and added support for 8-bit images.  It's available from Github at https://github.com/pgodwin/PictSharp.  This has mostly been written for my GopherProxy project to have the option of PICT images...

Got a little bit of time to look at this today. The server has been libraries have been updated and it can decrypt the URLs more reliably from Youtube now. Note that the server is listening on 127.0.0.1 by default. If you're trying to use the Mac Client you'll need to change...

According to the MESS guys the Quadra 660AV/840AV/Centris 660AV used an NEC uPD72070GF which is an NEC765-derived FDC with added GCR support. I recall finding a datasheet for it one point - I'll check my archive. EDIT See here...

I didn't get a chance this weekend, hoping for next weekend.

Thanks for the report. Sorry I thought it was the QT Encoder that was crashing so patched that one up. I'll take a look at the proxy this weekend.

No worries. I'll write a step-by-step guide in the coming days. Unlike most gopher servers, this has been designed to implement custom providers. There is a basic file provider for serving up directories, as well as an RSS provider and a WordPress API provider. It doesn't need mono, but does...

I mentioned this in another thread, but thought it might be worth creating it's own thread. I've been working on and off on a GopherServer in C# which allows for "Providers" to be created to allow proxying of data over Gopher.  Source and binaries available at...

Finally had a look at the project again after 10 months. I've done this on a different machine this time so had to sort out the build environment again. I've fixed up the nuget package references and the Quicktime ActiveX interop issues. You can find a release...

Sorry to hear that Knez. I'll take a look tonight, but do you have Quicktime installed on your machine? The QTConverter uses the QuickTime COM+ objects to handle the conversion.

I hadn't seen your project either. Nice! The code for the proxy is up. It's done via "providers", which implement returning data for a given gopher selector. I've created a handful of demo providers and the code for each is up on the site. I've been caught up with work so haven't done a new...

Just an update. I haven't any time for this project in sometime. Basically the RealBasic bugs were getting a bit much, and after losing a day's work from them I parked the project and haven't returned to it in 9 months. What I'd love to do is start again as a 68k C app on the Mac side. I did...

I bought the non working one. Would have been fine but it shipped with bugger all packaging so the box was full of plastic shards. Amazingly pulling the RAM got it to boot, but the CRT was sputtering quite a bit and there's a bit of corrosion on the AB, looking to recap it but not sure it's...

Thanks Charles. So I think my original suggestion of a 400V 33nF @ 5% (based on the J) was correct. That pdf though means the original part number would have been one of the following (depending on what lead length and packaging apple went for originally): 222237052333 222237056333...

I'm fairly certain it's a cap based on the code. Attached is the location of the cap, it's not actually that big at all.