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movec · 01 November 2020, 11:13

Hi guys, AGABlaster 0.9.80 is now available:

https://mschordan.github.io/amiga/agablaster.html

* Fixed all flickering when skipping frames on slower devices
* Fixed error when video width was not a multiple of 16
* Reduced chip memory consumption for pre-buffering
* Added audio mute key F6 and option MUTE
* Added audio filter toggle key F7 (change persists after exit)
* Added audio filter option NOFILTER [thanks to gsoravil for suggesting it]
* Added video info output in console (width/height, FPS, Hz, etc.)
* Added PAL option (forces PAL mode even when NTSC is detected)

This version tunes itself to the speed of an Amiga system within the first second of video play. It also eliminates any flickering that some have observed before. So it should work on a broad range of Amigas now out of the box. There are no command line parameters required for agaconv generated CDXL videos.

It also prints an info line after video play now, for example this line can be:
320x220/AGA3-8 Lores FPS:24.35(25) 28000Hz/Stereo Loaded:493/506 V0.9.80

This means video dimensions are 320x220, frames in video have 3 to 8 bitplanes, measured frames per second (FPS) are 24.35, audio frequency is 28000 HZ in video with stereo mode, and for 493 frames it loaded all graphics data of 506 frames total (audio data is read for every frame). This shows the actual processed frames, if you exit early, the number of frames represents those displayed, not the total number in the video.

01 November 2020, 11:13	#202
movec Registered User Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: USA Posts: 112	Hi guys, AGABlaster 0.9.80 is now available: https://mschordan.github.io/amiga/agablaster.html * Fixed all flickering when skipping frames on slower devices * Fixed error when video width was not a multiple of 16 * Reduced chip memory consumption for pre-buffering * Added audio mute key F6 and option MUTE * Added audio filter toggle key F7 (change persists after exit) * Added audio filter option NOFILTER [thanks to gsoravil for suggesting it] * Added video info output in console (width/height, FPS, Hz, etc.) * Added PAL option (forces PAL mode even when NTSC is detected) This version tunes itself to the speed of an Amiga system within the first second of video play. It also eliminates any flickering that some have observed before. So it should work on a broad range of Amigas now out of the box. There are no command line parameters required for agaconv generated CDXL videos. It also prints an info line after video play now, for example this line can be: 320x220/AGA3-8 Lores FPS:24.35(25) 28000Hz/Stereo Loaded:493/506 V0.9.80 This means video dimensions are 320x220, frames in video have 3 to 8 bitplanes, measured frames per second (FPS) are 24.35, audio frequency is 28000 HZ in video with stereo mode, and for 493 frames it loaded all graphics data of 506 frames total (audio data is read for every frame). This shows the actual processed frames, if you exit early, the number of frames represents those displayed, not the total number in the video.