CoCoCrew Episode 16

Agenda

• Introduction (0:01:45)
  • CoCoFEST! is seven months away...
  • Recent/current projects
  • eBay (or other) acquisitions
• Announcements (0:13:07)
  • Twitter -- @CoCoCrewPodcast
  • Facebook -- The CoCo Crew Podcast
  • Available on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play
  • Member of The Throwback Network
  • Listed on the Game-by-Game Podcast Information Hub
  • Hosted at Cyber Ears
  • Email addresses
    
    
    • show@cococrew.org
    • podcast@cococrew.org
    • feedback@cococrew.org
    
    
    • john@cococrew.org
    • neil@cococrew.org
    
    
  • Portland Retro Gaming Expo: October 21-23, 2016
  • Vintage Computer Festival Europa: November 19-20, 2016
  • World of Commodore 2016: December 3-4, 2016
  • The 26th Annual "Last" Chicago CoCoFEST: April 22-23, 2017
  • Southern-Fried Gameroom Expo 2017: June 9-11, 2017
  • KansasFest 2017: July 18-23, 2017
    
    
  • CoCoFEST! 2017 promos (Mike Rowen)
    
    
  • John will run Retrochallenge 2016/10 (and beyond?) (John Linville)
• News (0:31:46)
  
  • Accessing Basic variables from a CMOC program (Pierre Sarrazin)
  • The WinCMOC Project (CoCo C Compiler + Editor) (Derek John Evans)
  • Android Dragon cassette loader project (Chris Poacher)
  • Wiring of the Videotex Terminal DIN to RJ11 telephone cable (Rogelio Perea)
  • Tricking Duck Hunt to See A Modern LCD TV as CRT (Charlie)
  • September is the month of Coco gaming on YouTube! (Steve Strowbridge)
  • The final specs on the MC-10 cart board... (Ed Snider)
  • Some music playing on an MC-10 with the YM2149. (Ed Snider)
  • MC10 SUPERCART MEMORY MAP (Ed Snider)
  • John Strong's mini-MPI case design revealed (Ed Snider)
  • CocoFlash Updates (Jim Brain)
  • 512K SRAM board for CoCo3 (Jayeson Lee-Steare)
  • Who would be interested in a Disto compatible 2 meg memory upgrade for CoCo3? (Jayeson Lee-Steare)
  • MC6883 x 74LS785 (Daniel Campos)
  • Testing a modded Radio Shack Color Computer Joystick (David Ladd)
  • CoCo EEPak PCB rendering (Mark J. Blair)
  • NTSC "artifact" color emulation on CoCoVGA (Brendan Donahe)
  • CoCo disk drive or Titanic surivor? (@yesterbits)
  • Monthly MAME emulator post? (Erik Gavriluk)
  • replicating bitwise operators in BASIC (Brett Gordon)
  • Update to ROBOTR29 (Jim Gerrie)
  • Hand-drawn map of Downland (Darren Palmer)
  • TRS-80 CoCo Contacts (Google maps) (Hugo Dufort)
  • Links for Bud Pass cross-assemblers and utilities (Dave Philipsen)
  • Bud Pass Disassemblers (Dave Philipsen)
  • Bud Pass programs (Dave Philipsen)
  • Super Espectro recall! (Mark Marlette)
  • How does the multi-pak work with a floppy controller and the RS232 card? (Michael Brigham)
  • Why the Apple II ProDOS 2.4 Release is the OS News of the Year (Jason Scott)
  • lwasm-mode: An Emacs major mode for editing 6809 assembler source in lwasm format. (Mark J. Blair)
• Feedback (1:51:49)
  • "You mentioned that your hook code for the MC-10 which provides CR-LF for printing assumes that the DEVNUM value can only be 0 or -2. That's true for MicroColor Basic, but not if the hook is installed while using MCX Basic." -- Darren Atkinson
  • "One last thing - You could digitize off the cassette port as well, so it was our early way of digitizing sound. I remember one program dumped 8 PCLEAR pages worth of data (12288 bytes) into graphics RAM, that you could then play back, speed up, slow down, play backwards, etc." -- L. Curtis Boyle
  • "I echo John's preference for paper magazines over PDF's, until it's time to move. (episode #14)" -- Tony Cappellini
  • "I'm sorry to report that you have failed your German test. Ewy is pronounced Avey. Put on your best Colonel Klink or Dr. Strangelove impression and you'll probably get close." -- Joel Ewy
• Host discussion -- Is the community ready for a broader Tandy retro computing event? (1:58:39)
• Tech Segment -- Intro to code disassembly (2:17:44)
• Interview -- Lance Leventhal (3:08:53)
• Games Corner -- Color Max Deluxe (4:19:11)
• Parting Thoughts (4:21:35)

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