Amiga 2000 RGBtoHDMI Installation

[@eddiehimself]

If you are interested, the filing down of cut/drilled metal to get rid of sharp bits is called "deburring."

[@mrkitty777]

purrrrrrrfect

[@JanBeta]

Yes! Didn't remember that word when I shot the video... :D

[@BocaRetroGames]

Yes! Best part of the weekend ! Looking forward here! Have a great day Mr Beta

[@PaulinesPastimes]

Excellent mod. Loved your excitement at cutting a thread. It is wonderful when things work out. 😊✨

[@JanBeta]

Thanks! I’m genuinely surprised every time something I try doing the first time works as intended.

[@PaulinesPastimes]

@@JanBeta I hear you. Same for me. Adds joy to the achievement 😊

[@PG-gs5vb]

With all those successful projects behind, I think you can safely move from Beta to Release Candidate!

[@jabbawok944]

I think the children are release candidates.

[@benbaselet2026]

@@jabbawok944 2.0

[@JanBeta]

I'm still failing too often for my taste. I still need more beta testing to correct some errors. ;)

[@jabbawok944]

I’m going to have to go by BenPreAlpha0.0.01 from now on.

[@troyg3439]

They always say practice makes perfect, your results making that back plate show that's true. Looks great!

[@JanBeta]

Thank you! I was a bit surprised myself! :)

[@BitmapsRetro]

I look forward to seeing this - the innards of older computers are always fascinating.

[@vingtroiseize]

Are you keeping up with the Commodore (AMIGA 2000)? YES!

[@rarbiart]

Jan Beta is really keeping up with Commoroe, cause the Commodore is keeping with him!

[@UncleAwesomeRetro]

Great video :) it's so nice that you film what you are doing "live" so we can follow along and not really knowing what is going to happen. And that you have so clear camera angles.

[@JanBeta]

Thanks! The intention of that way of filming is that you basically get an "over the shoulder" view of me tinkering in the lab. It's the style I enjoy watching the most from other KZbinrs and I learn the most from those videos, so I'm doing it in a similar way. Usually hours and hours of material to edit out, but I am mostly happy with the results nowadays. :)

[@SabretoothBarnacle]

Excellent video and fabrication there! It's always nice when a project comes together 👍🏻

[@JanBeta]

Thank you! :)

[@stephenwhite506]

I'm developing a HDMI solution that will work with all Amigas. Doesn't use Pi so should be less expensive. I just want to work more on trying to get the digital audio out of Paula and send that over HDMI also. Let you know when I have something to test.

[@JanBeta]

Oh, that would be absolutely awesome! Looking forward to trying that! :D

[@parrottm76262]

So glad the settings menu is there. Most user kits never work 100% for others as they do for the creator.

[@JanBeta]

Yes, from what I understand the timings are really marginal for this mod so it requires some tweaking for different setups.

[@AmstradExin]

I can only recommend on getting a Dremel. The Dremel 3000 here, in a set did only cost 50€ and it still works after so many years. I've built and repaired so much retro stuff with it, especially things like metal backplates are a breeze.

[@JanBeta]

I have a little proxxon rotary tool but I figured it would be easier and more precise to do it with the drill and files in this case.

[@giuseppelavecchia775]

Jan lo sempre detto che sei un genio.il mitico A2000 con l'hdmi e un must!.un lavoro ECCELLENTE.ciao

[@jamesdetenbeck6910]

Awesome as always Jan!

[@JanBeta]

Thanks James!

[@DasIllu]

Quick tip for threading sheet metal: Instead if drilling a hole, try punching a hole. The resulting burr holds more turns of the thread and therefor grabs the scew way better. When working with aluminium or mild steel sheets you can omit threading alltogether since your screws are hard enough to thread them (you didn't hear that from me!)

[@DasIllu]

Oder auf deutsch: Versuch das Loch zu treiben statt zu bohren. Mit hammer in altem Schraubenzieher. Dann kannst du das Gewinden in den Grat schneiden. Den Rest den ich oben gesagt habe werde ich nicht auf deutsch wiederholen, sonst werde ich von wütenden Schlossern zerfleischt :-P

[@JanBeta]

Ergibt Sinn! Ich wollte nur kein Risiko eingehen, weil ich das ja wie gesagt zum ersten Mal probiert habe. Und keine wütenden Schlosser-Kommentare riskieren... ;)

[@brostenen]

Fantastic progress on the different systems. Amiga Digital Video just gets better and better.

[@JanBeta]

Yes, it's such an amazing project. Low cost HDMI from our beloved machines finally. :)

[@brostenen]

@@JanBeta Yup. I am just wondering. What is someone took an analog to digital converter circuit, that can handle 240p input, and injected the digital signal the same way into the PI. Would that not make a cheap HDMI output for Commodore64? I mean, the software is actually ready for C64.

[@AndreasFester]

Very well done, Jan - and exactly the right video to watch on a friday evening 😀

[@JanBeta]

Hope you enjoyed! :)

[@domramsey]

That looks really, really great. I still feel weird about having a computer that's so much more powerful than the Amiga just to do the video. It would be cool if you could use the pi as an accelerator as well though!

[@10MARC]

In my opinion, the piZero is only good enough to act as an add-on for our awesome A2000's!

[@JanBeta]

Yeah, it is kind of a strange idea to use a powerful small computer like that. But, hey, it is cheap, low power and works well. So I'm fine with that. There's the PiStorm project that uses a pi to replace the processor and acts as an accelerator. I'm definitely going to check that out at some point, too.

[@gregdunlap7538]

I felt the same way until I put one in my Amiga 500, and the picture quality is absolutely amazing! So I got over it pretty quickly.

[@domramsey]

@@JanBeta Yes, totally. I would have killed for a display that crisp on my Amigas back in the day!

[@ojkolsrud1]

@@JanBeta Pistorm sounds amazing...! It's a shame to not have the original CPU in there, but cheaply getting 70-80MHz is quite cool.

[@MariaEngstrom]

WD-40 basically is the unofficial "professional" cutting fluid for aluminium. It's an excellent fluid for cutting aluminium.

[@JanBeta]

Definitely worked very well for me. I think it can be used as a "good enough" substitute for that job (and a million other things, obviously).

[@awilliams1701]

This reminds me of building my new gaming PC (with a recycled video card since you can't buy them). I wanted 2 radiators but the top radiator mount hole was like 2mm to small. So I had to dremel it out. Then the water pump needed a place to mount so I drilled holes into the hard drive/PSU cage. I had never done anything like this before. And yes I made sure to file it down with the dremel. It turned out nicely. You can't even tell I cut the radiator mount to make the hole bigger (it is covered after all). And the screw holes for the water pump were almost perfect. The 4th hole moved on me just a tad so I had to move the hole down a bit making it bigger, but it's covered by the pump so you can't see it. It's wonderful!!!! My Ryzen 5900x runs at 60 degrees C under load! That's really cool for a modern CPU. And it idles at only a few degrees above room temperature. I'll add a video card to the loop eventually, but I didn't see a point in doing it with a 7 year old video card for now.

[@JanBeta]

Glad you successfully modded your case! I find it always feels incredibly satisfying to utilize your skills for things like that. :D

[@awilliams1701]

@@JanBeta I just hope the final video card fits.........if I can ever actually buy it. Considering I PLAN to buy a water cooled model it should be a bit more compact than the air cooled variants.

[@homeoftheinepttulpagamer]

Every time you blow away the metal filings i can feel my Design&Technology teacher hissing

[@philiphandforth4390]

I had the sparkling issue on my a500 i fixed it by using the full pallet option in my version of workbench. I'm using amiga os 3.1 with betterWB installed and it's pretty solid.

[@JanBeta]

Ah, thanks, I‘m going to try to fiddle with that setting, too.

[@gregdunlap7538]

Great job on that bracket - looks like it fits perfectly!

[@JanBeta]

Yes, it fits perfectly and doesn't look half bad. I was rather surprised myself! :D

[@runcmd8851]

This is a must have for my A2000... great vid Jan..

[@JanBeta]

Thank you! It’s definitely a brilliant and relatively inexpensive way to get modern video output from the Amigas.

[@DarrenJCrawford]

Going to try this on my A2000. Just a thought Jan, Sand the outside of your bracket and give it a nice coat of A2000 beige paint.

[@MoreFunMakingIt]

Great video Jan, I really enjoyed this one. Going the extra mile to make the bracket was brave and paid off really nicely. Waiting for a RGB to HDMI board and parts to arrive for my A500 so looking forward to a similar experience! Also have a PiStorm board on the way, something that would go well in your 2000 - you did mention you wanted an accelerator board in there...

[@JanBeta]

Yes, I'm really glad I went that extra mile. Works beautifully now. The PiStorm is on my radar, I'm most likely going to tinker with that soon. :)

[@bobingabout]

Watching you doing that aluminium stuff, I wish I still had my PCB guillotine, could use it to cut Aluminium too.

[@-CrippledNinja-]

Use your electric drill on low gear to use the thread bit or tap drill to make threads. As the metal is in this case very thin, just work it through the metal, not the whole bit and switch the electric drills turning to backwards to get the tap out. Very easy and quick.

[@JanBeta]

Ah, didn't think of that. Good idea!

[@adrianohaha7659]

Just a tip. For that thickness of aluminium sheet, don't drill the holes, rather use something sharp to punch them (like a steel nail), while placing a nut (m5 or m6) under the location of the hole (to allow the metal to stretch on the other side). This way, you can create a small funnel-shaped feature which provides more "length" for the threads. Cheers 🙂

[@JanBeta]

Makes sense. I was actually considering that but then I thought it would be a good idea to play it safe and remembered I had bought the threading toolkit. ;)

[@adrianohaha7659]

@@JanBeta don't worry, you'd still have to use the toolkit, to make the actual threads 🙂

[@RaPt0r6]

Habe jetzt auch schon zwei stück davon verbaut. Einmal im 500er und im 600er. Beim 600er kann man schön den HDMI Port rein machen,wo mal der RF Modulator war. Passt perfekt! Echt mal ein geil Mod für die alte Freundin.

[@JanBeta]

Für den A600 habe ich auch schon ein Kit hier, werde ich demnächst ausprobieren. Danke für den Tipp mit dem RF-Modulator!

[@tomscomputerchannel2925]

I have seen the other rgb to hdmi at the Amiga 500 too. I like it.

[@MechaFenris]

Excellent soldering AND metal work. ;) Don't let the naysayers fool you. You've got talent :)

[@JanBeta]

Thanks James! :)

[@ctrlaltrees]

Nice job Jan! It was fun to be part of the premiere. 😁

[@JanBeta]

Thanks! It was fun chatting with you during the premiere! :)

[@jurgenwaschke8595]

Thanks for the great Amiga video(s) and I'm looking forward for more videos from you

[@JanBeta]

Thank you! More to come soon! :)

[@holleholl3057]

19.00 Uhr - the final countdown:) Diese Erweiterung möchte ich meinem Amiga 2000 eventuell auch gönnen, so "bye bye OSSC" ;)

[@gertsy2000]

Ja aber, die OSSC will always be good to have around as a general purpose trouble shooting device for these old machines.

[@cbmamiga5239]

Loved the video. Going to replicate the bracket you made from sheet metal. Thanks! :)

[@JanBeta]

Thanks! Hope it works out for you!

[@bobbus_74]

Great job Jan. Really nice work. 👍

[@JanBeta]

Thank you!

[@bennykanz1a466]

Well done Jan 👍 that is exactly the same projekt in will do next 😉

[@TheSlikstik]

Great and fun quality videos from Beta as usual :)

[@kattan2006]

I love it, it is "professional" as far as I know :)

[@hollgo626]

Inspired by your video I got myself this expansion for my Amiga 2000 as well. It worked right out of the box, brilliant picture, but I am using a Lcd Tv and put the settings from dvi compatible to hdmi rgb yuv auto, don't know whether your Lips Monitor works with hdmi or dvi....

[@JanBeta]

The LIPS has HDMI. I tried to fiddle with that setting, too, but it had the same issues. Glad it worked without any problems for you! :)

[@adrianjapp]

Love this. Great inspiration to follow this and add this to my A2000(B)

[@JanBeta]

Hope it works for you! Really nice feature to have in the A2000 for sure! :)

[@adrianjapp]

@@JanBeta Pretty excited. Just ordered a board from Amibay - www.amibay.com/showthread.php?116666-Amiga-2000-slot-RGB-to-HDMI-adapter

[@benbaselet2026]

Nice job! You actually need the proper drillbit sizes for tapping the metric screw sizes, they are not even mm holes you need. Easiest is to get a good combined bit with the drill and tapping combined. Würth makes some nice ones.

[@JanBeta]

Yes, I would have to get some 2.5mm and so on bits to properly do it I guess. Probably not really worth getting better tools for this job because I don't use it often. :)

[@jameslewis2635]

If the Pi Zero struggles slightly with this kind of use so that you need to overclock it, wouldn't it be better to use something like a full fat Pi 4B which is more powerful anyway? With an accelerator board as well, especially something like a 50mhz 68040, that A2000 would become a real beast of an Amiga. This project makes me wonder if you can use a Pi as a CPU upgrade for an Amiga. I think I heard of a newer model graphics card for big box Amigas that could plug into Pi boards for use as an accelerator but they seemed very expensive when I looked at them.

[@JanBeta]

I think you would have to modify the software to use different pi models. But I bet it would be possible to do. The PiStorm is on my radar, definitely going to tinker with that sometime.

[@linuxjedivideo]

Unfortunately the situation is more complicated than that for several reasons, and a Pi 4's GPIO works completely differently. That being said there are things in the works...

[@catriona_drummond]

More amiga stuff coming up soon? YAY

[@JanBeta]

The A4000 is still in the works. It’s more of a mess than I initially thought. But I’m getting there. The A600 is probably next. ;)

[@lucyfrye5365]

Very impressive. You are a one-man assembly line. Make 20 a day and get rich!

[@JanBeta]

Haha, thanks. I wouldn’t want to do that kind of assembly full time, though... :D

[@thesushifiend]

I have an A4000/030 with Emplant Mac board, and a Microvitec multisync CRT monitor that connects to it to allow flicker free video. However, I had a silver adapter which goes from the DB25 video port on the back to the monitor's 15-pin VGA-style cable. I can't find that adapter now. The A4000 doesn't seem to have the same video port I had in my old A2000 which had a genlock. Is there an easy way to connect it via HDMI/DVI and bypass the CRT monitor? The Amiga powers up and the hard disk crunches like normal so I suspect it's in fully working condition.

[@alephdantino5025]

Wow, thanks for your video. Do you know if this card can be used as the same time that a Pistorm? Or maybe two Raspberries are too many for an Amiga ... ;) Thanks

[@martijnthie3087]

"It works! It works!" Ha ha, great to see how amazed you are by your own skills. We already knew, but nice to see you also becoming aware ;)

[@JanBeta]

I‘m genuinely surprised every time something works out as intended! :D

[@InfiniteBrain]

Nice. I've gotten so many splinters when cleaning machined/tapped areas off with bare fingers, though... Recommend not using bare fingers. Otherwise, SWEET!

[@JanBeta]

Yes, been there, too. I was relatively careful this time. Maybe I grew a thicker skin over the years, too. :D

[@eddys.3524]

What? No lightning flashes and thunder strucks while you cry out "iet works!!! ... Igor, iet works!! " Nice job, Jan!

[@JanBeta]

Haha, I should have edited in some lightning and thunder probably... :D

[@mark12358]

What a nice add-on! And there you got a very good result, however! What kind of accelerator do you plan to have for your A2000? A classic Commodore era one, or a modern one? Cheers, M

[@JanBeta]

I have a Terrible Fire card here that I plan to try first. But I’m also keeping an eye on the PiStorm which seems to be an amazing option. Also, more Pi in the Amiga... ;)

[@Chrfilmer]

Hätte nicht gedacht das das Verzögerungsfrei funktioniert.

[@JanBeta]

Ich merke wirklich keinen Lag, habe auch versucht, CRT und HDMI zu vergleichen mit hoher Bildwiederholrate an der Kamera, konnte aber keinen Unterschied feststellen. Die Signale kommen direkt von der Denise und werden im Pi zum HDMI-Bild. Funktioniert viel besser, als ich mir je hätte vorstellen können.

[@peteasmr2952]

23:58 I clapped and gave you a cheer. Congrats mate 😊

[@JanBeta]

Thanks! I was (obviously) surprised myself about how nicely this turned out. :)

[@gmirwin]

Using an SD card you found on the street is a great way to get a virus, or so I've heard from the security presentations at my workplace.

[@bengelman2600]

Could the pie be running out of juice going getting power thru that connector?

[@PiotrGrzeszczak-oo9ww]

113 / 5 000 Good day. I have a question: how exactly do I get sound on the TV with an HDMI card installed?

[@Rodville]

Please paint your homemade bracket to match the others!

[@RonnieBeck]

Another awesome video! I would love to say it is true (Achtung Wortspiel!) "Beta Quality" video but I think that would be misinterpreted :-D Seriously, love the presentation, the pace and the candid comments. Thoroughly enjoyable.

[@JanBeta]

Haha, thanks!

[@TheSudsy]

Overclocking a raspberry Pi to keep up with an Amiga . Respect

[@JanBeta]

Haha, yeah, kind of weird. Of course you could also emulate a basic Amiga on the pi I guess. But that wouldn't be half as much fun.

[@RainerK.]

Jan Feta, my favorite Greek guy.

[@davidwebster3383]

You probably need active cooling for the Pi if you are overclocking in restricted spaces like you Amiga 2000.

[@JanBeta]

Oh, it stays relatively cool even with the case closed. I think it gets enough airflow from the fan in the power supply with the little heat sink on top.

[@3vi1J]

Really nice work!

[@JanBeta]

Thanks!

[@stephenbruce8320]

For those with a couple Amiga's going HDM makes a lot of sense because everything had HDMI these days.

[@JanBeta]

Yes! Especially useful for the occasional living room TV Amiga session. :)

[@ralfr.5974]

Another Awesome Video from You!! Thanks 💻👍

[@JanBeta]

Glad you liked it! :)

[@toaster4634]

Thanks for the vid Jan. I was actually just looking at one of these. I'm not sure if I wanted to get one of these or just try to get my hands on a Vampire. :P

[@JanBeta]

This definitely is the more cost-effective solution if you just want HDMI out. Although the Vampires can do a "bit" more than this. :D

[@MrLukealbanese]

Excellent, many thanks Jan

[@lescsi]

can i use this thing on an Amiga 2000 Rev 4 board?

[@2000freefuel]

could the WiFi on a pi zeroW be used thru the graphics expansion port, or would you have to employ a USB adapter and use it as a serial modem?

[@JanBeta]

I think the pi is very much occupied with its task for this mod and it’s running on bare metal software so there’s no drivers for anything installed in this configuration.

[@Thomaniac]

Can you then use the Amiga RGB Out simultanously with the RGBtoHDMI to use two monitors on one machine?

[@JanBeta]

Yes, the regular analog RGB out from the Amiga still works with the RGBtoHDMI installed. The little board just uses the digital signals provided by the Denise additionally. :)

[@Thomaniac]

@@JanBeta Thanks! That's cool!

[@trueyejoe1]

i hope someone is working on a card that sits on the zoro 1 bus and hosts a pi zero like this for a usb stack and networking all the other connections a pi can provide, maybe a higher end hard drive emulation

[@JanBeta]

Oh, that would be nice. There's a couple of projects that enable different things with pis in the Amiga, but I haven't seen any for the Zorro slots yet.

[@danielson9579]

I still have sd cards in the megabytes 😊

[@JanBeta]

I have a 32mb one I think, but regular size, not micro SD. Would be sufficient for this software even.

[@KolliRail]

Well, not being an Amiga person, I mainly watched this video for seeing you struggle with the metal works. But you did it in the first try! What's wrong with you? :-D

[@JanBeta]

I honestly have no idea! I thought there would at least be some bloodshed in the process! :D

[@jyvben1520]

overclocking might need more amps that the motherboard can not deliver, pi-zero has different versions, which version is recommended ?

[@JanBeta]

It should not be an issue from what I’ve read but I might try adding external power to see if that makes the overclocking work better. The version should not matter, the WiFi is disabled anyway with the bare metal software. My pi is an early version with WiFi, got it shortly after it was released if I remember correctly.

[@solar3mpire]

Pi needs more voltage for overclocking

[@JanBeta]

Yes, that may be the solution. It should technically get enough juice from the video port but worth a try powering it externally.

[@TheLemminkainen]

Super ! Love the homemade bracket deutsche qualität xD :)

[@JanBeta]

Haha, more like deutsche Beta Qualität... :D

[@TheLemminkainen]

@@JanBeta genau LOL :) Betaunit :)

[@douro20]

I wonder if anyone has tried building a solution around the MS9282?

[@JanBeta]

I am not familiar with that particular chip but judging by the data sheet it could possibly work. No idea if the lag would be noticeable though.

[@Doomchild2XL]

I want a Super Denise. She sounds fun. :)

[@JanBeta]

Haha, she's the original Wonderwoman!

[@SkuldChan42]

Nice work - on a side note I've always hated mods where the chip your adding is many thousands of times faster than the entire machine your modding though :(.

[@JanBeta]

Yes, it is kind of a strange way of doing things. But on the other hand, it's relatively cheap and works well, so I'm happy with that. :)

[@skonkfactory]

If it's just aluminium sheet metal, there's really no need to tap the hole- a steel screw is hard enough to form threads all on its own.

[@JanBeta]

Makes sense!

[@TheSudsy]

This could be a documentary about the many months I spent putting an Amiga 1200 into a PC case, with a mediator, voodoo, soundblaster, etc. Drills, oil, taps, bent metal, wood, plastic, and swearing.........circa 1997

[@JanBeta]

Haha, I can imagine that being quite an adventure!

[@BMTelectronic]

Hey Jan, bmthr is here!!! :) I saw that you tested my fix with 47pF capacitor and in your case this fix doesn't work. Which Denise IC is in your A2000?

[@JanBeta]

It is an 8373R4 in there. I upgraded this Amiga from the OCS to ECS (Agnus and Denise) a while back though, so maybe it has some slightly different timings than an Amiga that came with the ECS chipset originally? The 47pf cap made things considerably worse for me, I settled with a 22pf one and it seems to suit this setup better. Pretty stable picture now, apart from the very occasional flickering line.

[@BMTelectronic]

@@JanBeta I have a same problem with my A2000 when upgrade to 8373, best solution is overclock RPi0. Also VHC (74VHC86, 74VHC574) instead of LVC logic chips also helps! Btw, I really like your videos!!!

[@sircompo]

My crystal ball tells me you'll be fitting a PiStorm to this A2000 instead of a traditional accelerator 🔮

[@dervwfahrer]

Sehr schön gemacht.

[@JanBeta]

Vielen Dank! Ich war selbst überrascht, dass das geklappt hat.

[@ThePsychoticWombat]

Is there any alternative for the Amiga 600 that isn't the vampire? I don't really have space for anything bigger(even if I had it's hard to get wife approved)

[@Eskodisk]

Look here.... github.com/c0pperdragon/Amiga-Digital-Video/issues/22 Same Pi project.... I just ordered a premade pcb from Ebay but have not yet installed it. Yet... You need some soldering

[@JanBeta]

There is a new version of the adapter for the A600 that was just released. I got one from the designers and am going to make a video soon!

[@m.m.2132]

I have one installed I'm my A600, soldering the Connections to A600 is fairly easy. Make sure to use Thin cables, I used cut-offs from an old floppy cable. Getting the ICs in small amount in Germany is a different story.

[@hartoz]

What about the Amiga 600?

[@JanBeta]

Stay tuned on this channel! ;)

[@tigheklory]

How much lag is there using a raspberry pi? There has to be some.

[@JanBeta]

C0pperdragon says it’s only a couple of ms at the most. I tried measuring it with a "high speed“ camera (well, my phone set to the highest frame rate) and running a CRT and an HDMI monitor side by side but couldn’t see any difference. There definitely has to be some added lag but it’s VERY minor.

[@nerdygeezer78]

Top video buddy

[@JanBeta]

Thank you! :)

[@johannbiker8803]

👍👍👍

[@XanatosDavid]

Ich will ja nicht kritisieren, aber: Ist es nicht etwas witzlos einen raspi in so einem retro gerät als graka zu missbrauchen? Ich meine wen schon neu hardware nähmen dan irgendwas ausreichend einfaches oder eine kleine FPGA aber doch keinen im vergleich ein super komputer LOL

[@JanBeta]

Auf dem Pi Zero kannst du gerade mal so eben einen A500 in Standardkonfiguration ordentlich emulieren. Aber na klar sehe ich das Argument. :D Ist halt momentan eine günstige und einfache Lösung (ich glaube auch günstiger als jede ausreichende FPGA-Lösung), einen originalen Amiga auf diese Art aufzurüsten.

[@danielwolf958]

I'm going to play more Turrican, too ;-)

[@JanBeta]

Always a good idea!

[@MrFireSpy]

God damn you and your sneaky PCB way adverts.. ;)

[@wybuchowyukomendant]

Don't laugh at Bloodmosher, that's how my brother died.

[@JanBeta]

OH NO! :o

[@gennyflick]

can be used on A4000D?

[@JanBeta]

No, it doesn't work with the AGA chipset (A1200/A4000/CD32), unfortunately.

[@gennyflick]

@JanBeta with the specific AGA modes, it is obvious that it does not work but when it works in OCS and ECS, has anyone tried? looking at the diagram I saw that it uses exactly the same signals as the A2320 card which however also works on the 4000 while ignoring the extra color bits.

[@javawaguk]

That's really cool! I'm considering getting the A600 version of this for my Amiga! Oh FYI, "+ve" is meant to be "positive" (as opposed to "-ve"/negative) - not trying to be a dick, just not sure if you were aware :)

[@JanBeta]

I just got an adapter for the A600 in from its creators, too. Video coming up soon. :) I think the +ve issue is more of a translation thing, I am aware it means "positive" but in German you would most likely say "plus". Thanks for pointing that out though! :)

[@megaelpis8838]

Have a nice day Mr Beta! "CF Karte mit WINUAE formatiren, OS 3.1 installieren und auf eine REALE AMIGA nutzen"... Das wäre mal eine Tutorial von Dir Wert, oder? LG

[@JanBeta]

I did a video exactly like that a while back for my Amiga 1200. ;)

[@MultiArrie]

Don't drill in your back Jan! ;-)

[@JanBeta]

Haha, I'll try. :D

[@oulajp]

You need a Dremel, just like 8-Bit Guy :D

[@JanBeta]

I‘m not going down that route... ;) (that said, I actually own a Proxxon rotary tool but I found it easier to use the drill and files for this)

[@thomasandrews9355]

If anyone in the US is looking for one of these, I have a bunch in stock.

[@ITGuyinaction]

🤘😁🤘