Prisma Megamix. New soundcard for classics!
 

A-Eon technology (AmigaOne X1000) today announced a new classic soundcard for Clockport or Zorro equipped Amigas!

HW concept and GUI - Matthew Leaman (Amigakit)
HW dev - Michael Ballmer
Soft/Firmware - Iain Gledhill

Zorro drivers - done
Clockport drivers - in progress




http://i.imgur.com/FPdzQqIl.jpg

Oh please let it be less buggy then the delfina.

I want this now. Make it AHI and everything. Actually make it work with Octamed Soundstudio too! (I have a prelude a1200 and it has never worked with Soundstudio..)

Here is the news release:

http://www.a-eon.com/?page=aw2013

Clockport support.... Classic Amiga.... Will this work/fit in a desktop A1200?

It should even fit in a600 with a604?!

I would suggest header for audio from CD/DVD roms.

Here is the datasheet for the vs1063


http://dlnmh9ip6v2uc.cloudfront.net/...s/vs1063ds.pdf

And the hardware developer is Michael Bohmer (of 3EB) and NOT Balmer as is wrongly written in the first post. He's the guy behind Subway USB of course.

Could it be more buggy?

:D

...and less vaporous than the Flipper!

Has a price point been announced yet?

Awesome news for our classic miggys. :great

What about MIDI direct support ?

Bit late now.

Hurrah :xmas. I want one, so long as the clockport works properly and the price isn't insane. Well the price probably will be a bit insane but let's hope it is a pleasant surprise. Not sure what this means though -

Will these be analog inputs to software controlled DSP mixer or a simple analog mix with the output of the DSP? What is meant by genuine sound?

Would be good to have pan control over Paula outputs, especially since a headphone out is included, (which is neat btw), and perhaps user code plug ins could be developed applying DSP beyond just codec and basic mix functions.

Genuine sound to me is = Paula sound, don't know what else it might be. Line in means CD Audio connection among others as lukassid 'suggested'.

Prism Megamix. New soundcard for classics!
 

Can someone explain this for me: "Audio data transfers are streamed at 16-bit (Zorro II) or 8-bit (Clockport), and bit banging is not required..."

I'm guessing this just means how the audio transfer is handled ( in 8 but words combined? ) rather than the output itself on clock port amigas is 8 bit

I'm thinking it means that it can do full 16-bit quality PCM sound natively, i.e. without bit banging, even in 8 bit clock port mode, although it would be weird otherwise. It will have a hardware FIFO buffer to ease the realtime constraints of the audio application, like all other sound cards.

Yes 8bit simply refers to the transfer across the clockport, not the quality of the audio.