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extralife
Member |
Just thought I would mention, to all u miggy friends out here that individual computers have finished their new a1200 flicker fixer and it's going to hit sales in sep.
Check out amigakit for more info guy's
Not a sales pitch just some info, if for some reason an amiga 1200 user wasn't informed about this, which i doubt though =)
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rahow
Member |
but we need to touch to internal elements of amiga right ?? Isn't it less dangerous using external stuffs ?/ (who care about the new display mode -___- )
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blakkhar
Member |
External flickerfixer are lack in quality. You also can destroy your Amiga with them. Internal have more pros.
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klipper
Member |
a real CRT has even more pros and are still available for 1/4 the price of this new flicker-fixer. by TWO CRT and put one up in the loft! ;) while you still can
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highpuff
Member |
Just received my Indivision AGA flickerfixer and the install is simple, if you have a internal HDD you will have to rework the HDD cradle or do some other solution. The picture quality was awesome and no scanlines like the old DCE flickermagic had.
The configuration tools that was included really put the last + for it :) 5 of 5 from me :)
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klipper
Member |
but i like scanlines. :( pixels are and should always be visually discrete units.
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frost242
Member |
klipper: but the Indivision AGA can emulate scanlines quite well.
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klipper
Member |
frost242: emulation...hmmm, it just doesnt feel the same. but ok.
i guess i'll get myself one of these things anyway...before they cease manufacturing them.
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frost242
Member |
klipper: at least if you want to keep your eyes OK, I think it's a good piece of hardware.
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Damion
Member |
The Indivision + a good CRT + some good demos is pure eye candy. :) Demos look sooo much better than on the 16-bit flickermagic.
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