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Quote from: Targhan on Today at 20:49Come on, this is 2024... At least allow 128k users to use that, or generate a password or something... My problem is that this once again dismisses players that want to play it on the real machine.I totally agree.
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ok work! youtube uploading video. 
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Come on, this is 2024... At least allow 128k users to use that, or generate a password or something... My problem is that this once again dismisses players that want to play it on the real machine.
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Technical support - Hardware related / Re: CPC 6128 - white screen, b...
Last post by McArti0 - Today at 20:15never connect the pins this way.
I pushed the IORQ pin apart and now it doesn't connect to the socket without it.
I pushed the IORQ pin apart and now it doesn't connect to the socket without it.
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I have uploaded a new version of Auto Amy, with some bug fixes, quality of life improvements, and a new mechanic.
Conveyor belts can switch their direction when you press the action (A) button, when Amy is moving.
There are also new levels, 40 in total. This is more of an update to the old game than a whole new game, but I couldn't find a way to edit the post.
Conveyor belts can switch their direction when you press the action (A) button, when Amy is moving.
There are also new levels, 40 in total. This is more of an update to the old game than a whole new game, but I couldn't find a way to edit the post.
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Quote from: Targhan on Today at 19:39I started playing it, it seems rather interesting but... come on, no save game on disk, only on tape?!what they said at Retropolis 2024 is that this is due to no memory left to implement the disc saving game routine
Once again a game that forces us to play on emulator and not on a real machine.
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oh my 
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I started playing it, it seems rather interesting but... come on, no save game on disk, only on tape?!
Once again a game that forces us to play on emulator and not on a real machine.
Once again a game that forces us to play on emulator and not on a real machine
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Technical support - Hardware related / CTM 644 Vertical Hold Issues
Last post by Wiggs1979 - Today at 19:33Hello,
Firstly, just wanted to say thank you for such a great forum - I've been a long time lurker and read so many helpful posts on here that have helped get my 464's and 6128 fully functioning. I was never a CPC user back in the day, but I have a growing collection of retro computers!
I have a CTM 644 that wasn't working, but having replaced the HOT it seems to be back to life again. However, the vertical hold adjuster on the rear seems to need tweaking every time I power on the machine connected to it, else I have a rolling image or an image that is out of sync, split with part of the black border. If I leave the screen on for a bit, occasionally it'll start rolling very slowly too. The adjustment seems to be very sensitive, very small adjustments required, is that normal? Before I go desoldering and hunting for a suitable replacement 20k POT as I don't have anything to hand, I wondered if it's there's a common issue I might be missing? It's got the Z70215 PCB. Other than that, it shows a good, clear picture when it's not rolling!
Thank you!
Firstly, just wanted to say thank you for such a great forum - I've been a long time lurker and read so many helpful posts on here that have helped get my 464's and 6128 fully functioning. I was never a CPC user back in the day, but I have a growing collection of retro computers!
I have a CTM 644 that wasn't working, but having replaced the HOT it seems to be back to life again. However, the vertical hold adjuster on the rear seems to need tweaking every time I power on the machine connected to it, else I have a rolling image or an image that is out of sync, split with part of the black border. If I leave the screen on for a bit, occasionally it'll start rolling very slowly too. The adjustment seems to be very sensitive, very small adjustments required, is that normal? Before I go desoldering and hunting for a suitable replacement 20k POT as I don't have anything to hand, I wondered if it's there's a common issue I might be missing? It's got the Z70215 PCB. Other than that, it shows a good, clear picture when it's not rolling!
Thank you!