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- 32b Atari XL/XE TV Noise Anthology by JAC! [web]
- @xeron, thanks. Just wait and see. I'm working hard on a release which will "beat" all existing TV noises
- isokadded on the 2010-11-14 19:32:29
- 128b JavaScript TV noise JS by Ribbon [web]
- Address dar one liner, haha. This is only beaten by the CPC Basic one liner.
Code:.data:text/html,<body%20onload%3DsetInterval('for(r.width%3Dj%3D150,i%3Dj*j;--i;)r.getContext(\'2d\').fillRect(i%25j,i/j,1,Math.random())',9)><canvas%20id%3Dr> - rulezadded on the 2010-11-14 00:01:27
- 64b Amstrad CPC TV Noise CPC
- And so I typed in a CPC Basic programm for the first time again after 18 years and hey: it works ;-) When I save it to disk I can only see "1k". If I remember correctly CPC Basic uses tokens. How can I see the exact size?
- rulezadded on the 2010-11-12 20:05:43
- 32b Atari XL/XE TV Noise Anthology by JAC! [web]
Maybe even some of those people whose did not think I've gone mad yet, will now starting thinking like that. But it just had to create it after all this positive reactions ... and to put the TV noise battle at a final ending:
>>> TV Noise 2010 (i)nteractive <<<
You can control the tuning of the TV set via the paddle in port 0. For those who are not old enough to know what a paddle is, see Wiki. And since hardly anybody will have one today, there's also youtube of course. And yes, it's still 32 bytes.
- isokadded on the 2010-11-10 14:22:26
- 32b Atari XL/XE TV Noise Anthology by JAC! [web]
- Sorry, unintentional thumb. I just wanted to add a comment.
- isokadded on the 2010-11-10 12:15:58
- 32b Atari XL/XE TV Noise Anthology by JAC! [web]
- Quote:
Now could you try to make a fullscreen version so that there is no frame?
Just run the 2010 version on the real headware. It does not have a frame and really loses the TV sync. The video is recorded from the emu because I have no camera, so you just cannot see it there :-) - rulezadded on the 2010-11-10 12:15:02
- 64b Atari ST noiST by Checkpoint [web]
- Hi defjam. The .PRG is 82 bytes?
- isokadded on the 2010-11-08 15:43:32
- 32k MS-Dos TV-Noise 2 by Drunken Hobbit Coders [web]
- Yeah! I finally found the hidden part and ported it to my Atari 800, hehe. I love those things which give me inspiration ;-)
- sucksadded on the 2010-11-07 01:17:49
- 32b Atari XL/XE TV Noise Anthology by JAC! [web]
- This pack contains the complete TV Noise anthology
So please do not take it serious, hehe.
Those who neither have an Atari nor a TV set can use youtube.
>> TV Noise 1987 <<
It's Saturday night and I needed some distraction from coding so I surfed on Pouet.
You wouldn't imagine what was going on there.
Somebody wrote ".... who can't even code 10 lines of code".
Somebody else wrote "Make it in 32b next time".
So I had to do it - in 10 lines of code and 32 bytes ;-)
This one is actually from 1987 when I got my first assembler book
and found out that the Atari has a random register. Today I would
say "it's not a release it's just an effect" - know what I mean...
Code:lda #$40 sta $bc25 ;Move screen to $4040 sta 756 ;Move charset to $4000 loop lda $d20a ;Random sta $4000,x sta $4100,x sta $4200,x sta $4300,x inx bvc loop
>> TV Noise 2010 <<
On your B/W TV with real sync it looks and sounds like this.
Code:loop lda #$c3 ora $d20a ;Random sta $bc25 ;Move screen beyond $c300 sta $d409 ;Change charset sta $d400 ;Overscan distorsion sta $d201 ;White noise asl $d200 ;Frequency lsr 710 ;Black background bvc loop
>> TV Noise 2011 <<
Broken DRAM on your 30 year old Atari looks like this.
Since the DRAM is broken, I had to pack this one into 16 bytes.
Code:loop lda #$c3 ;Ensure charset is in ROM area ora $d20a ;Random sta $d409 ;Set charset bvc loop
- isokadded on the 2010-11-07 01:06:52
- demo Commodore 64 Cubase64 by Mahoney [web]
- @xernobyl It can do most effects at the same time. In the download archive there's a very good whitepaper which describes how it is done and what the limitations are.
- isokadded on the 2010-10-27 18:57:41
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