David 'Daff' Brunet vient de mettre en ligne sur son site Obligement sa traduction en français du tutoriel Le mode multi-moniteurs sur MorphOS écrit par jPV issue de la MorphOS Library.

Lire le tutoriel en français sur Obligement.

Jacek Piszczek has made available a new update of Iris, the new email client supporting IMAP protocol for MorphOS.

See History.

Visit official website.

BeWorld has just ported FFmpeg 4.3.2 (non Altivec version), a collection of libraries and tools to process multimedia content such as audio, video, subtitles and related metadata.

Visit the dedicated webpage on MorphOS-Storage.

Voilà que ce termine cette épopée du podcast 100 avec ce cinquième et dernier volet. Au total, cela représente 28 témoignages pour une durée de près de 5 heures ! Eh oui, c’est aussi ça l’Amiga, une communauté incroyable !

Dans ce dernier volet, vous entendrez donc Corto (codeur sur le retour), Jeeg (l’assembleur est son ami) , TuKo (qui parle comme il conduit ^^) et enfin BatteMan.

Quant à la musique de fin, c’est à nouveau l’excellent Alex Menchi qui ferme la marche avec son module intitulé « Night of the hunter« .

Une fois encore, nous remercions tous les participants !

Bonne écoute à tous et n’oubliez pas, que l’Amiga soit avec vous !

PS : Pensez à laisser un petit mot aux participants, ici ou ailleurs.

Télécharger : Podcast-100.5-AI.mp3 (MP3) [100 Mo; 73 min] (vous pouvez écouter cet épisode directement dans votre navigateur en cliquant sur le lien)

Tcheko message:

Time is like a bullet. Too fast to catch.

With the help of BeWorld who provided me FluidLite port, I hacked a quick tool to play MIDI file without any hardware device, aka soft synthesis. FrozenLiquid is a small shell tool that will load a soundfont (SF2 for the time being) and create a CAMD MIDI cluster and AHI audio with Reggae.

I am not fully satisfied of its inner working, some quantization is happening for every MIDI event sent because the rendering loop is triggered by audio buffer. This rendering is happening every 20ms which is a bit short time resolution for MIDI events. Anyway. Sharing this first step effort is better than nothing.

One good enough soundfont to use is the Fatboy one. This is a General MIDI soundfont.

Grab the archive and give it a try! If you need a feature or improvements, let me know. All details are in the archive.

https://tcheko.binaryriot.org/

BeWorld has just released the port of last version of OpenTTD, a business simulation game in which players try to earn money via transporting passengers and freight by road, rail, water and air. It is an open-source remake and expansion of the 1994 Chris Sawyer video game Transport Tycoon Deluxe.

Visit the dedicated webpage on MorphOS-Storage.

See all ports by BeWorld.

Stefan Blixth from OnyxSoft group has just released a new version of ZapperNG, a commodity that changes the behaviour of the Zoom or ZipWindow-function on intuition.

Visit OnyxSoft website.

Juan Carlos 'Templario' Herran Martin has just made available a new version of Videntium Picta, a tool allowing to show and manipulate pictures. This soft has been developped with the last version of programming language Hollywood and need plugins.

Visit dedicated webpage on MorphOS-Storage.

See all projects realized by Templario for MorphOS.

Visit MorgueSoft website.

After more than 2 years of development, Airsoft Softwair, the hardest working men in code business, are proud to announce the immediate availability of Hollywood 9: Sugarcane. Hollywood is a programming language that can be used to create a wide variety of programs, ranging from games and GUI-based applications for desktop systems to mobile apps for Android and iOS. Hollywood's special feature is its support for modern platforms (e.g. AmigaOS, MorphOS, AROS) and retro operating systems (e.g. Windows, MacOS, Linux) alike. It comes with a library of almost 1000 commands and its functionality can be extended further through over 30 plugins which are available for free download.

Version 9.0 is a massive update, the biggest since 6.0, and comes with many new features. Here is a non-exhaustive list of what's new in Hollywood 9.0:

• Almost 100 new commands for lots of new programming fun!
• A blast from the past: Huge palette library for all kinds of retro effects!
• Special palette mode for Hollywood displays, brushes, and animations
• Convenient data serialization to/from JSON
• Vector animation support
• Direct2D support on Windows for GPU-accelerated graphics
• GTK+3 support on Linux
• Support for immersive mode on Android
• Text renderer can lay out text as (un)ordered lists
• Many commands can run asynchronously now
• IFF ANIM write support
• Windows Imaging Component support
• Improved internationalization (i18n) support
• Massive speed improvement for table library
• Less memory consumption
• Media Foundation support on Windows for GPU-accelerated video playback
• Program output and return code can be captured
• Major extensions in the plugin interface
• Network interface is much more powerful now
• Ready for RapaGUI 2.0!
• Ready for at least three 9.0-exclusive plugins!
• Over 100 new pages of PDF documentation, now 1166 altogether!
• Lots of other changes, optimizations and bug fixes

Hollywood 9 is the ultimate Multimedia experience and a must-have for all creative people. Hollywood is available on CD and as a download version. Both versions include Hollywood for all supported platforms. Buying Hollywood gets you a single-user license for all 15 platforms supported by Hollywood. If you already own Hollywood, you can buy a discounted upgrade version. People who bought Hollywood 8 in 2021 can request a free upgrade.

Hollywood is the ultimate bridge between all the different AmigaOS compatible platforms and the other three modern desktop systems, Windows, macOS, and Linux! Additionally, Hollywood also supports the Android and iOS platforms. A truly unique feature is the ability to cross-compile native executables for many different platforms including: AmigaOS3, AmigaOS4, WarpOS, MorphOS, AROS (x86), Windows (x86, x64), macOS (x86, x64, ppc), Linux (x86, x64, ppc, arm), and Android/iOS with optionally available add-ons. You don't even have to own these platforms in order to compile executables for them. It's enough to run Hollywood on one of the supported platforms and then compile programs for all the others! Only Hollywood makes it possible. If you want to learn more about Hollywood, please visit the the official Hollywood portal which also has a forum for all questions concerning Hollywood.

All this makes Hollywood The Cross-Platform Multimedia Application Layer. Join the Multimedia revolution and http://www.hollywood-mal.com/purchase.html get your personal copy of Hollywood 9: Sugarcane now!

This release was brought to you by Airsoft Softwair - the hardest working men in code business.

On passe la trois et on continue d’accélérer avec ce nouvel épisode du podcast 100 !

Avant-dernière partie, probablement, de ce podcast 100, vous allez à nouveau pouvoir écouter ceux qui font l’Amiga et qui font de l’Amiga aujourd’hui, et vous verrez que certains ont beaucoup de choses à dire ^^

Dans ce troisième volet, vous y retrouverez ACE (PureLamers de son état, musicien devenu codeur/porteur), Niffo (le gentil hébergeur d’AmigaImpact mais pas que), Olrick (la paire d’Alexandre Balaban, codeur et pro de la sécurité réseau), Papiosaur (Monsieur WArMUp et pack Chrysalis, entre autres) et Screetch (Amiga Camping, Planète Robots et tant d’autres choses).

Comme à l’accoutumée, cet épisode a été entièrement réalisé sous MorphOS.

Enfin, pour clôre ce podcast en beauté, vous pourrez écouter « Computers killed Rock’n’roll » d’Alex Menchi.

À nouveau, nous remercions tous les participants de cet épisode, mais aussi des précédents et du prochain.
Et si vous voulez être de ce podcast, c’est maintenant qu’il vous faut envoyer votre fichier audio à BatteMan ! ^^

Bonne écoute à tous et n’oubliez pas, que l’Amiga soit avec vous !

Télécharger : Podcast-100.3-AI.mp3 (MP3) [92 Mo; 67 min]