stardot.org.uk

No, Dave couldn't locate it either when I enquired last year, unfortunately.

If you wanted to use it as an Acorn DFS-compatible disc interface, you could install the SEDFS rom that Slogger produced especially for the Cumana interface.

No idea who it went to sorry, but I'll do some digging.

Er, no sorry! I never tried it myself and no longer have the unit or manual.

You can just make it out top/middle of this old photo:
download/file.php?id=16637&mode=view

Great work on implementing support for the digitizers, Nigel.

If you're also interested in looking into the Data Harvest Video Digitizer, I've uploaded the software disc to Archive Submissions.

Found it!

Disc image added to Archive Submissions.

BBC DFS format.

As requested by Pernod.

BBC DFS format.

I no longer have the camera but I kept a copy of the software. I don't have the facility to archive it at the moment but I'll bring it to the Cambridge event next month and hopefully it can get sorted then (unless anyone else pipes up with it in the mean time). Edit: Ah, I've just realised Greg Cook...

They were the same games supplied on the companion cassette for Stack's Light Pen, which has already been archived (Mad Bomb and Nebulons were the other two games): SLP-HighNoon_B.zip SLP-MadBomb_B.zip SLP-Nebulons_B.zip I actually have a couple of Stack Light Rifles as well. Sarah W loaned them for...

Could I take the half table please? Ta!

Nice little bundle of Retro Software titles there!

Ok here are two recordings of the Cosmiad cassette for Hoglet (same side, just with different volumes used): http://www.stairwaytohell.com/temporary/Cosmiad_highvolume.wav http://www.stairwaytohell.com/temporary/Cosmiad_standardvolume.wav Seem to have picked up a bit of an (a)bug myself too, sore th...

hoglet wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 02, 2019 8:48 am

Did anyone manage to make a wav copy of Cosmiad?

(It was logged as an Atom game, but I think it's more likely it's for the Sharp MK80Z)

Yes, I digitised it on my laptop, I'll share WAVs shortly!

Hi, can we pop Stephen R & Debs (who some of you met tonight) down for Saturday as no-kitters?

(I know strictly speaking there's only one space left, but they should only be hanging around until tea time ish).

Ta!

Thanks Fraser, received - I've uploaded the newer revision of the file to:

www.stairwaytohell.com/cswviewer

Hi Fraser, if you send the file to me via WeTransfer.com I'll take care of the rest. I'll pm you my email address now..

Can it be held at STH? It is usually at World of Spectrum but they aren't updating that site now. STH isn't updated any more either but I can pop a subfolder onto the server e.g. stairwaytohell.com/makeuef and if you send me the archives together with a simple html file linking to the latest versio...

Woah DKJ on the Atom???

Can't wait to try it!!

Wow, congrats on hitting the big '1' '0' '0' ... absolutely astonishing work Kees!

So grateful for your dedication to the Atom and Atom games/software ... !

Thanks Mark, yes Fri-Sun - see everyone next month!

Hi

Can I take a full table please?

Ta!

Well, I was regularly monitoring virtually every single listing for BBC/Electron gear on ebay, loot, yahoo auctions, micro mart etc from the late nineties through mid 2010s and I've never seen a Le Box advertised for sale, nor encountered one in the masses of equipment I acquired across the same per...

Wow, 10mb, perfect! Cheers Chet!

Stuart has scanned and returned the manual and I've temporarily uploaded his scans here, which comprise several PDF files totalling ~850Mb: www.stairwaytohell.com/temporary/studio8/studio8_manual_pdfs.zip As they're rather large, would anybody out there be willing to look at condensing them into a s...

PMs enabled.

You should be good to go now Steve...

I dumped all the Electron user cassettes back in 2001/2003:
http://www.stairwaytohell.com/electron/ ... ctronUser/

Though Mick, Lee and team may well have already gone through these already ...

8bitAG wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 25, 2019 11:13 am

The Centre for Computing History has a "test disk" for the BBC/Rainbird Knight Orc listed in their catalogue alongside the Atari version... http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/ ... night-Orc/

Woah, we could do with that archiving for sure!

Thanks Pau1ie and Shawty, this is really neat!

Chet, agree it would be nice to have the Play and then Download buttons appear first before Explore...

Ooh, and if by chance somebody is ... can we have an Elk version too pleeeze?