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Fixes HDMI edge case where nothing but vertical colored lines were shown on screen. (Fixes GitHub issue #17)
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ZX-Uno for MEGA65 Version 1.1 | ||
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ZX-Uno for MEGA65 Version 1.1 is stable and feature-rich. Thanks to ESXDOS and | ||
SD card support, loading software is easy. You can play a ton of classic | ||
ZX Spectrum games with it, including AY-3-8910 sound and thanks to ULAplus | ||
support certain games look even better than back in the good old days. Also, | ||
most demos and application programs are working. Last but not least, you can | ||
program in 48k BASIC. | ||
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The core is compatible with the R3 (DevKits) and R3A versions of the MEGA65. | ||
If you received your MEGA65 before November 2023, you very likely have an R3 | ||
or R3A model, making this core suitable for your device. It neither supports | ||
the R2 prototype any more (R2 users can still use Version 0.8 of the core), | ||
nor does it support R4/R5 boards (most recent MEGA65 batches scheduled for | ||
early 2024). | ||
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The video output is either analog via the VGA port of the MEGA65 or digital | ||
via the HDMI port. Audio output is supported via the 3.5mm analog audio jack | ||
and via HDMI audio. | ||
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### Getting Started | ||
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Make sure that you insert a prepared and FAT32 formatted SD card which is | ||
32 GB in size (or smaller) as described here before trying to start the core: | ||
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https://github.com/sy2002/zxuno4mega65/wiki/Getting-Started | ||
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The ZX-Uno is not for the faint at heart, so make sure that you work | ||
through the tutorial. | ||
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### Features | ||
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* The ZX-Uno core runs flawlessly (CPU, ULA incl. ULAplus, RAM, ROM, ...) | ||
* 48k BASIC | ||
* Analog (PAL 576p @ 50 Hz via the VGA port) and | ||
digital (HDMI port) video output | ||
* Analog (3.5mm analog audio jack) and digital (HDMI) audio output | ||
* Keyboard with a convenient key mapping | ||
* Joysticks | ||
* Ability to emulate a joystick via cursor keys. By default, a Sinclair | ||
joystick is emulated. | ||
* SD-Cards via ESXDOS | ||
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### List of not, yet working features | ||
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* On-Screen-Menu (aka "Help" menu or OSM) settings are not saved | ||
* Mouse | ||
* Attaching a real tape player via EAR | ||
* MIDI | ||
* UART | ||
* PZX Player | ||
* PENTAGON 512k Support | ||
* Expansion port | ||
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Additionally, see also the GitHub issues list: | ||
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https://github.com/sy2002/zxuno4mega65/issues |
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