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It hasn't been tested on NTSC during development, so it may not work, but on the other hand there are no obvious reasons for why it couldn't work or so. Also, setting VICE to NTSC mode and starting defMON didn't produce any obvious errors when I tried it a minute ago, but I didn't test much.
The frequency table used for notes is for PAL though, and not NTSC, so note frequencies will be a little off if played together with some other instrument that has standard tuning (where A = 440hz).
Did you run into some particular problem or what is the reason for your post?
jANKTUNES wrote:frantic wrote:Hi! I've got a bunch of old flash cartridges that I used for the gameboy color...
You said you have a bunch, but then you said you have two lol
Is there an ebay listing?
Yes, I actually thought I had more at first, but in the end I could actually only find two of them. No listing yet. (Don't think I'll put it on ebay specifically though.)
Thanks! Somehow I managed to miss that. Sorry! Looks like it is only fixed price selling there though, and I intended to put up an auction since I have no idea what the "market price" for these may be, so I'll look elsewhere for places to sell.
Is it OK to buy sell here on this forum? If so.. How much would you offer?
I've got one 64M cart saying "Mr Flash 64M" and one 4M cart saying "Bung Doctor GB Card 4M" and two units that you use to flash them, as well as a cable to connect to the computer. As I don't have that kind of port on my mac I can't use it anymore, so this is why I am selling it. However, this also means I can't test if the flash gear. I have verified that both of the flash carts work if inserted in a GBC though.
(Also have a GameBoy Pocket for sale)
Hi! I've got a bunch of old flash cartridges that I used for the gameboy color, and also the thing that you use to flash the cartridges. As I am very much out of the loop when it comes to consoles and gameboy in particular, I would be very happy if someone could point me to a good place to sell hardware like this. Some facebook group perhaps, or somewhere else?
Trivia: These particular cartridges were used when creating the "Demotronic" demo for the Gameboy Color, as that demo wouldn't run on any of the emulators that were available at the time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CAcjNQDwPo
Ah... Haven't thought of that, but of course you're right. That's easy to fix, and a fix will be included in the next release version.
Thanks!
"Failed generating direct download link, please try again later." Anyway.. I'm not going to dig into a binary file to try to find what you've changed, so doesn't matter.
Well, you can hack it as much as you want. Out of curiousity, what code exactly is required to force the I/O reset you're talking about? If it is just something simple that doesn't interfere with other stuff, it would probably be easy to include in the code on my side.
Great! 
That stereosid mode "bug" (or rather something that is not implemented yet) is already in my notes. Thanks!
Trivia for the interested: When SHIFT+N searches for empty sequences, it disregards the speed values. This means that if you have an empty sequence where speed values have been changed somehow, this will still be regarded as an "empty" sequence. Sequence breaks at other positions than the last position in a sequence will have the effect that the sequence is not considered empty. (It is fascinating how many special cases and subtle details that are involved in everything when coding an editor like this.)
What cartridge? Easyflash?
The saga continues. Anyway, replaced the download file at the wiki with a slightly updated one. Works now? No?
(Note: If you downloaded before 3:19 PM (Swedish time), I had managed to upload the wrong version, which will actually freeze when SHIFT+N is used. If so, please just download once again.)
Just for reference for people who don't know the difference:
SHIFT + N = find next EMPTY sequence
SHIFT + U = find next sequence that is UNUSED in the sequence list
Mfghgnrrrr... At least that explains why SHIFT+N was disabled. 
Thanks for reporting!
A new version is up on the wiki. Hopefully SHIFT+N works now. In addition SHIFT+U has been updated to work in stereo SID mode, as I added some code to support that.
http://toolsforscholars.com/defmon/doku … d:download
NOTE: I also realized that I was wrong in the previous message. SHIFT+N does not check if a sequence is used. It simply means FIND NEXT EMPTY SEQUENCE, and does not check the sequence list at all, but rather scans the contents of the actual sequences to find the next one which is considered empty.
NOTE2: Please remember that stereo sid support is still sort of experimental. It is not fully implemented across all aspects of the editor, the way one may expect. Nevertheless, if you run into trouble, don't hesitate to mention it here in this thread as this helps me to know what things that are actually causing trouble to people.
Well, it is only good that I was reminded about this. By the way, note that SHIFT+U is a more dangerous operation in the sense that it will find the next sequence that is unused in the sequence list — but not necessarily empty — whereas SHIFT+N will find the next unused AND empty sequence and use that.
Good to hear that it seems to work!
Shift+N and shift+U are different operations and both of them have "always" been there. Nothing should have changed in that regard.Does this imply that shift+N no longer works? ...which could very well be related to changes regarding the sequence breaks. If this can be confirmed, I'll look into it.
EDIT: Yes.. Shift+N seems broken. I'll look into it today already. In fact I think I know what is going on. Just remembered that I started working on implementing that for stereo SID as well a while ago. In previous version shift+N didn't work for SID2. I must have left that half implemented or something.
I actually added this updated version of defMON to the wiki now as an official release:
http://toolsforscholars.com/defmon/doku … d:download
Please continue to tell me about problems you encounter. Although I am not always very fast when it comes to fixing bugs, I surely take note of them when I hear about it.
Special thanks to F7sus4 for reporting in detail on the sequence break bug.
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