I have a 512k RAM expansion card, which equates to 32 full screen images. I don't know how I'd actually go about loading them in and paging them to the screen memory though!
@@australiancomputermuseum you could use like JavaCPC desktop to copy the individual frames to regions of the CPCs memory..then a little code that will flip between the pages at a certian rate, you could use both CRTC Display Start Address register and ram bank flipping to move the ram page and show a new frame of the vid..could also straight ram copies on ram locations that cant be paged with the CRTC register, but it will be quite slow..
@@australiancomputermuseum there are examples of video and music using 4MB ram expansions...or you could just use the slideshow that javacpc creates. it loads images from the disk one at a time into vid ram..
hah...now copy them frames to CPC!..ram banked if ya have to!! :P
I have a 512k RAM expansion card, which equates to 32 full screen images. I don't know how I'd actually go about loading them in and paging them to the screen memory though!
@@australiancomputermuseum you could use like JavaCPC desktop to copy the individual frames to regions of the CPCs memory..then a little code that will flip between the pages at a certian rate, you could use both CRTC Display Start Address register and ram bank flipping to move the ram page and show a new frame of the vid..could also straight ram copies on ram locations that cant be paged with the CRTC register, but it will be quite slow..
Yeah I think you have to be German, or at the very least French, to write that kind of code!
@@australiancomputermuseum there are examples of video and music using 4MB ram expansions...or you could just use the slideshow that javacpc creates. it loads images from the disk one at a time into vid ram..