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4981
« on: May 27, 2010, 11:42:17 am »
Ooh, looking nice! I'll download it and give it a try later on today. =D
4982
« on: May 27, 2010, 02:30:01 am »
Yes, it does actually. It supports a large range of formats and resolutions. You can also customize resolution, sound quality etc. It's quite handy. =D Sony Acid I just use for multi-track audio editing. I've never used it for video editing either, but there may be a plugin for it.
4983
« on: May 27, 2010, 02:25:56 am »
There are many languages I would personally like to learn. With the large influx of french members I'm tempted to pick up french right now. I can understand some pieces of the conversations already. The reason being that I had several years of Spanish in high school. Some of the words are similar enough to figure out, some can be guessed by the context clues, and some are similar to the English equivalent. French syntax and rules should be fairly similar to Spanish also, since they both evolved from latin.
4984
« on: May 27, 2010, 02:18:41 am »
LENOVO THINKPAD EDGE
Intel SU7300 Core 2
4GB memory
320GB 7200 RPM
Built-in web cam
8 hour battery
3.8 pounds
13.3” Screen
No Optical Drive
Accidental Damage Protection
MACBOOK
2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
2GB DDR3 memory
250GB 5400 RPM
Built-in web cam
7 hour battery
4.7 pounds
13” Screen
Integrated Optical Drive
Applecare Protection
LENOVO THINKPAD T410
Intel Core i3-330M
4 GB memory
320GB 7200 RPM
Built-in web cam
8.3 hour battery
5.3 pounds
14.1” Screen
Integrated Optical Drive
Accidental Damage Protection
I can get these for free from the college... What should I get?
I'm planning to use them mostly for gaming and surfing web 
the lenovo 410 looks pretty nice, I'd go for that one in terms of all around features. If you already own a pc of some sort though, I might go for the mac. They're supposed to be pretty nice and it'd be fun to be able to play with one for free (they are fairly pricey).
4985
« on: May 27, 2010, 02:01:14 am »
Yea, alot of Amateur VA's with funds or resources use vegas pro. It's quite popular in those circles. For me, I've been using Sony Acid (which I now use in conjunction with Vegas) and it was an easy transition(to Vegas) as the programs are designed similarly.
4986
« on: May 26, 2010, 10:15:48 pm »
Actually, the cheapo version of vegas is one of the things I use, and it is quite good. It is multiple tracks, but not unlimited tracks. Still, very useful.
4987
« on: May 26, 2010, 05:10:19 pm »
Feeling decent enough now, finally getting some progress done with the pokemon shift routine, from when you catch it in the wild. Absorbing it into the party of 6 is complete (on paper, not tested) and I am currently writing the code out to put them in the proper PC box. This code is a bit.. complex, to say the least. I am writing code, that will create a program and write code based on which box number was last successfully uploaded to, and scans it for an open slot. If all slots are full, it moves on to the next pc box and starts the process over again.
So.. I am writing code.. that has to write code as a dynamic program, which calls an asm program to convert a list to a string, and then unarchive the proper pc box appvar, and write the pokemon data to it.
Probably the most complex BASIC/Celtic hybrid code I have written yet.
That's some pretty cool stuff. Can't wait to see it in action! ^^.
4988
« on: May 26, 2010, 05:05:32 pm »
What's with the elevator music? O_o
4989
« on: May 26, 2010, 05:00:36 pm »
Yea he did, that's what I was saying earlier. =D
4990
« on: May 26, 2010, 01:24:24 pm »
4991
« on: May 26, 2010, 01:08:45 pm »
Yea, it'd be nice to actually see it in action. I really can't believe that they didn't include a cable with it...
*edit* I think he ended up ordering one online IIRC.
4992
« on: May 26, 2010, 10:31:37 am »
The idea with interlacing is that in 1 byte you can show 75% of the data from the dark layer, and 25% of the light layer at the same time. So instead of showing 1 layer then the other, you can mix them into the same LCD update, which helps reduce flicker.
OMG, i never fully understood that before, but when you explain it that way it's crystal clear! Thanks tr1p1ea! 
4993
« on: May 26, 2010, 10:26:58 am »
That was actually quite good! You get my seal of approval!
4994
« on: May 26, 2010, 10:20:54 am »
Yeah, interrupts will be very easy to use. You simply enable them with fnOn, disable them with fnOff, and set them up with fnInt(label) and that subroutine will execute every interrupt. Simple! There will probably be an optional second argument for interrupt frequency too.
The HARD part is how I am going to code them. I need to make a vector jump table somewhere in ram which will reduce the size of one of the free ram locations by at least 256 bytes (more becasue it will have to start at a particular address). I'm not sure which one, but it has to be very stable because if it gets modified at all during execution, it causes the program to sometimes randomly jump to some random code in the ram and its very difficult to debug. That leaves me with the L1 pointer only which sucks becasue that is the largest continuous region for data storage that you can always use. L2 loses MOS compatibility with interrupts and L3 means you can't use grayscale or the backbuffer.
That sounds really cool actually! =D That'll be fun to play with once you get around to implementing it.
4995
« on: May 26, 2010, 10:14:13 am »
Nice video DJ! @ Quigibo: I wouldn't worry to much. There are plenty of bad ASM and BASIC programs out there as well. In short: any language will have both good and bad programs written for it. As this progresses more, and more people become aware of it, I'm sure the will be more programs written for it.
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