Would anyone be willing to put this on a cartridge for me? I could pay you for the cart and your troubles.....
Currently, I would object to putting my "quick" ROMs like Shitwave, Rez, and GD onto a ROM cart. They are still limited in functionality, and I think it would be a waste to put them on a cartridge that can then never be reused. I'm going to release expanded versions of these ROMs with more control abilities (MIDI and button control) and I would prefer waiting for those to happen. Those final versions of the ROMs will be officially released on cartridge when I think they are worthy of it.
Xuriik: Are you also using 1.4.3? Could both of you please send me your bgb.ini files, for example as e-mail to my nickname @gmail.com, or in a private message somehow?
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i don't get why you're asking if not for live purposes
fwiw i don't use a prosounded gb and a software noise gate works a treat (not a "noise cancellation" process, just a simple gate). i also notch out the 9.25K overtone with a parametric EQ.
Now that you mentioned it, I thought of the idea to calculate an exact value. I ended up with about 9198 Hz. The LCD refresh rate is very close to 59.7275 Hz. That comes from 4194304/70224, the CPU clock frequency divided by the number of cycles it takes for one screen refresh to be performed. Then multiply that by 154, the number of "virtual" vertical lines on the LCD, 144 lines + the equivalent of 10 lines in the vertical blanking period. And nevertheless, the empirical value I'm getting from recording a DMG is clearly situated a bit above 9.2 kHz. Hmm!
It's not necessarily from me, since there's only a handful of my mods with PCB mount pro sound in the wild. But I can certainly repair it either way. If time permits, I'll do it at cost of shipping.
Wow, that would be really super cool of you! Should I PM you?
He has actually stated previously that he prefers e-mail (click the e-mail link on his profile page after clicking his name) or the ASM Retro contact form. Sending a PM here doesn't generate an e-mail, so someone won't see their PM before they visit the site.
Work is proceeding in the background. The project is not dead!
As for the question about Nanoloop support: 1.0-1.2 should work already. I have secured access to a 1.5 cartridge, and support will be added. I'm still looking for a NL 1.3 cart, if someone has one I can borrow for research. I can't find any pictures of the insides of a NL 1.3 cart unfortunately, but it's supposed to be batteryless, and also different from the following, which is a NL 1.5.
There is not. LittleFM's mode was, in turn, meant to be compatible with the transfer mode implemented in Nanoloop's MIDI adapter. I could of course implement your protocol if you send me a specification, or just a ROM that I can reverse engineer.
"The back says 1989 but someone says they think it is from 1993 apparently."
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Guilty. I asked him to show the serial number (which he added as a photo) then I sent him a response with which year I thought the unit was made, based on my collected data about DMGs. In this message I also told it was overpriced and told him to watch that video.
Really though, I think he's just hoping for a donation in disguise for his engagement ring.
What happens if you disconnect the button? Then the repeated flashing should stop if nothing else is wrong. Also can you confirm HOW trhe switch is connected, and how the resistor is connected? Also, which value the resistor is. You must test this with the power turned off for the reading to be accurate. (Assuming you're using a multimeter.) Otherwise, what are the color of the bands on the resistor?