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c'est en cours de production, les premiers envois devrait commencer d'ici fin juillet je pense

the pre-order will stop at the end of the month, then I need to order the parts and assemble them, I guess shipping will be at the end of july, but I won't have any surplus than the pre-order number.

@@OrionSoft Thanks! lastly, does the ps1 need to be chipped?

@@bumpybumpybumpybumpy no it works on a stock ps1, you just need one with the back paralle port, model scph-100x to 700x (not 900x and not psone)

@@OrionSoft No problem there. Thanks!

yes

the serial transfer for Net Yaroze was very slow, my USB cartridge is ten times faster. Net Yaroze executable are in COFF format if I remember correctly and needs an additional library, my cartridge only support standard PS-X Exe file generated by the official PSYQ sdk or all other homebrew sdk

​@@OrionSoft Ah I see, something to keep in mind then. Actually speed wise the psx serial port supports higher speeds, I noticed this at the time and I came across a video by brill on it: ua-cam.com/video/WigXvpaJmg4/v-deo.html. Regardless your device looks to be a lot more convenient. I'm very tempted to pre-order as it's not expensive and I have an old chipped psx with a worn cd drive I could use. Merci for the quick reply!

just read the description, the cart is available for pre-order and the code is already open source www.orionsoft.games/retroshop/ps1usb.htm

yes, I have a xstation and it doesn't interfere with it, you just need to desactivate the cartridge with the built-in switch so that it will boot on the xstation, but any program started from the xstation will be able to use the USB hardware even with the cartridge deactivated

Juste pour clarifier, c'est une cartouche de développement, ce n'est pas un émulateur de CD pour pirater des jeux. Je ne suis pas expert mais d'après ce que j'ai compris, la lecture de pistes audio du CD ne peut pas ce faire autrement que par le lecteur CD (c'est pour ça que même la cartouche PSIO nécessite de souder une switch board), la première démo que je charge joue de la musique via un lecteur de fichier MOD qui utilise la puce sonore de la ps1 avec des samples chargé en mémoire son.

@@OrionSoft je posais cette question avant tout pour voir si on pouvait simuler le comportement d'un jeu final avec des chargements de niveau à la volée absolument pas dans l'optique du piratage de jeux. mais merci de confirmer de ce que j'avais cru comprendre.

@@mrlyoy je fournirais un exemple de code pour charger les données soit via USB soit via le CD avec juste un define a changer pour passer de l'un à l'autre

@@OrionSoft ok merci

I'm a little afraid of negative comments regarding my code, but I imagine that this could benefit the improvement of the tool.

​@@OrionSoft Don't worry about people being critical of code, if negative then who are they to complain if they haven't even attempted to make something like this? If positive criticism then everybody benefits. :)

FT245RL 8bits data bus

I used an equivalent which was a Xplorer FX cartridge with a parallel port, now my new PC doesn't have a parallel port anymore so I'm making it USB :) Always test on real hardware, emulators are not as accurate as real hardware, I had stuff working on real hardware and not on emulators and vice versa.

@@OrionSoft Nice, did not know about Xplorer FX. I don't have time (nor the knowledge) to make a game unfortunately. Hope that your card allows more people to develop for the PS1 :)

Well done with all the hard work. It says there is subtitles available? I can't seem to access them.

@@shaundeeley212 Can you see the subtitles button?. Sometimes I don't see the button to show/hide subtitles if I zoom the youtube page too much.

@@OrionSoft Also, thank you for making the pc program compatible with Linux.

you can buy my game on my website and you have a level editor built in the game (on ps1 or pc) you can make you own levels and send them to me, I could integrate them into a new release

homebrew release on Dreamcast, I'm the developer and it was published by HuCast

@@OrionSoft That's awesome!

the 2D version Yopaz IceStar is available on a variety of platform, Windows, Linux, Dreamcast, Jaguar, Playstation 1, Atari ST/Falcon www.orionsoft.games

there is sound fx, but the microphone sound was so low that you couldn't hear anything, so I added the music on top of the video in post prod

@@OrionSoft ahhhh that explains a lot :) It looks fantastic!

I always try to finish what I started, for this project it was an insane amount of effort, but it was worth it, the game is really nice to play and there is not so much game like that on falcon. Enjoy playing !