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mattbarton.exe · 30 September 2012, 00:36

I don't know if you guys have been following this thread:

http://www.armchairarcade.com/neo/node/4893

I will soon be the PROUD owner of an A600 and C-64!

I need to ask for some help though with both. The main thing I'm wondering about on the A600 is the whdload stuff. I've seen that a bunch of times, but I must admit, I just don't get it. What's the easiest way to get a bunch of games loaded onto this system so I don't need to use actual disks?

I know everything about Amiga emulation, but I haven't actually used since the 90s. I was hoping someone here could point me towards a basic guide to get this setup with a minimum of fuss. To really get full use out of it, I also need some way to get the video output to SVIDEO or (better) component. That way I can record it externally.

My goal is be able to run games on my Amiga and record the video, thus getting 100% accurate recordings instead of going through an emulator.

30 September 2012, 00:36	#230
mattbarton.exe Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: St Cloud, MN/USA Posts: 328	Finally getting an Amiga again? I don't know if you guys have been following this thread: http://www.armchairarcade.com/neo/node/4893 I will soon be the PROUD owner of an A600 and C-64! I need to ask for some help though with both. The main thing I'm wondering about on the A600 is the whdload stuff. I've seen that a bunch of times, but I must admit, I just don't get it. What's the easiest way to get a bunch of games loaded onto this system so I don't need to use actual disks? I know everything about Amiga emulation, but I haven't actually used since the 90s. I was hoping someone here could point me towards a basic guide to get this setup with a minimum of fuss. To really get full use out of it, I also need some way to get the video output to SVIDEO or (better) component. That way I can record it externally. My goal is be able to run games on my Amiga and record the video, thus getting 100% accurate recordings instead of going through an emulator.