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Applications (CPC and CPC-related) / Re: Pixsaur - Online tool
Last post by gurneyh - Today at 16:29 #2
Applications (CPC and CPC-related) / Re: Pixsaur - Online tool
Last post by McArti0 - Today at 16:22overscan support would need to be added
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Hey
Introducing Pixsaur, an online tool for converting images to Amstrad CPC format. Color reduction, dithering, selection, etc.
➡️ https://pixsaur.netlify.app/
The tool is still in its infancy, and will gain many more features.
Enjoy
https://z80code.sikorama.fr/edit/TKLGavPzWuSmz9wRR
More examples:
https://z80code.sikorama.fr/
Introducing Pixsaur, an online tool for converting images to Amstrad CPC format. Color reduction, dithering, selection, etc.
➡️ https://pixsaur.netlify.app/
The tool is still in its infancy, and will gain many more features.
Enjoy
https://z80code.sikorama.fr/edit/TKLGavPzWuSmz9wRR
More examples:
https://z80code.sikorama.fr/
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Technical support - Hardware related / Re: Amstrad GT65-2 Green Scree...
Last post by tibbs1972 - Today at 06:49Goods news this morning, after presenting the facts, I've been offered a refund and an apology, all's well that ends well. 
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and another cdt nobody asked for either 
. Loading version with rasters, compressed files in "just" 2:20 minutes of loading time 
. Loading version with rasters, compressed files in "just" 2:20 minutes of loading time #7
The Benediction Coding Party is back! The 5th edition will take place from October 30th to November 2nd 2025 in Gavray-sur-Sienne (50450), France. Get more information and register on the official website!
Don't miss the biggest Amstrad event of the year!
Don't miss the biggest Amstrad event of the year!
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Thanks to Chema for the heads up. No download link yet.
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Technical support - Hardware related / Re: Amstrad GT65-2 Green Scree...
Last post by tibbs1972 - Yesterday at 21:21Hello Bryce,
Yep, seems like the Diodes were removed or the vendor swapped it with another Monitor.
I've seen plenty of damaged circuits in my time, I don't think the Diodes blew, all was left was legs and no sign of other damage on other components, no Black marks, or any melted components.
I've attached the picture of it working from Ebay.
Luckily for them, I wanted to clean it up and refurbish it in any case. It gave me a bit more experience working with monitors as well.
Just glad I could fix it and that I could find circuit diagrams on the internet.
Regards
Tibbs
Yep, seems like the Diodes were removed or the vendor swapped it with another Monitor.
I've seen plenty of damaged circuits in my time, I don't think the Diodes blew, all was left was legs and no sign of other damage on other components, no Black marks, or any melted components.
I've attached the picture of it working from Ebay.
Luckily for them, I wanted to clean it up and refurbish it in any case. It gave me a bit more experience working with monitors as well.
Just glad I could fix it and that I could find circuit diagrams on the internet.
Regards
Tibbs
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Technical support - Hardware related / Re: Amstrad GT65-2 Green Scree...
Last post by Bryce - Yesterday at 20:29That's pretty nasty. The monitor could never have worked without them, so the seller took photos of a working monitor and then removed the diodes??
Bryce.
Bryce.