@thelasthallow Unlike the Apple's, the Commodore had a MOSFET 6510 chip (versus a MOSFET 6502) which used address 0 and 1 as special Memory Bank addressing allowing for such things as you see here.
@thelasthallow The 6510 in the C64 can address a maximum of 64K, but the RAM expansion has a DMA and can chunk data into and out of that 64K from the 16Mb at a byte per cycle. That's what this is doing, "loading" each frame from expansion RAM.
load of shite. The sounds from a SID chip ie C64 but the video is just a 8bit (16 colours) reduce effect. Your not kidding me. Anyway what happened to the screen when this so call 16meg of RAM was loaded, Nothing, Not even a replacemt from VID buffer to SYNC RAM (The wavy lines you normally see when loading or loaded) Tosh pure TOSH shame on you
I will say that nuvie is a great codec for throwing IFLI video pages to the screen at 30fps, and it's great that it leaves enough CPU behind to play SID files, but I bet there's not enough CPU to play 4-bit sampled audio instead of SID files.
@kelli217 Yes I have ... ;-) But RAMLink was not manufactured by Commodore (fan made by CMD). The only original expansion i remember was 256KB that came out around 1987. Cheers ;-)
@tribeofthesun Ok, but how? 1. you need 40*25*8 Bytes (8000 Bytes) for one Image 2. you need 40*25 Bytes (1000 Bytes) for Multicolor setting =9000 Bytes. That is just one Image! Next is you need ca 80 Rasterlines to copy 256 Bytes from A to B. BUT you need 9000 Bytes per Image, not 256. So you need 9000Byte/256Byte*80Rasterlines=2812Rasterlines per Image 1/50s is 312 Rasterlines 2812Rasterlines / 312 Rasterlines = 9*1/50s That means 5 Frames/s ?!?! =====================
wow this intro is really good, as good as I enjoyed the bouncing breasts of Victoria Principal 0:53 because I completely forgot it is made in a C64 , haha
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doeterniettoe123 1 day ago
16 MB ram in a C64? im not sure but i thought i read somewhere saying that the CPU in the C64 couldn't address that much memory?
thelasthallow 1 month ago
@thelasthallow Unlike the Apple's, the Commodore had a MOSFET 6510 chip (versus a MOSFET 6502) which used address 0 and 1 as special Memory Bank addressing allowing for such things as you see here.
jci10 1 month ago
@thelasthallow The 6510 in the C64 can address a maximum of 64K, but the RAM expansion has a DMA and can chunk data into and out of that 64K from the 16Mb at a byte per cycle. That's what this is doing, "loading" each frame from expansion RAM.
TMR6502 1 month ago
I wonder how Hank Hill thinks about Dallas now.
BoctorPoo 1 month ago
that's pretty impressive, for a c64!
justaguythinking 1 month ago
load of shite. The sounds from a SID chip ie C64 but the video is just a 8bit (16 colours) reduce effect. Your not kidding me. Anyway what happened to the screen when this so call 16meg of RAM was loaded, Nothing, Not even a replacemt from VID buffer to SYNC RAM (The wavy lines you normally see when loading or loaded) Tosh pure TOSH shame on you
Paulmstiffy 1 month ago 2
sound sucks
ralphisok1 1 month ago
I will say that nuvie is a great codec for throwing IFLI video pages to the screen at 30fps, and it's great that it leaves enough CPU behind to play SID files, but I bet there's not enough CPU to play 4-bit sampled audio instead of SID files.
kelli217 1 month ago
16 MB RAM hahahahaha in your dream!!!
ralphkey 1 month ago
@ralphkey I suppose you've never heard of RAMLink.
kelli217 1 month ago
@kelli217 Yes I have ... ;-) But RAMLink was not manufactured by Commodore (fan made by CMD). The only original expansion i remember was 256KB that came out around 1987. Cheers ;-)
ralphkey 1 month ago
Saving this on REAL 5.25"-Floppies ... let's see
- 170 KB every side
- Speed: 40 Bytes/Second
- I guess 5 MB Video size
Disks: 5,000,000 Bytes / (2 Sidesx170,000 Bytes per Disk) = 15 Disks (double sided!)
Time to load Video: 5,000,000 Bytes / 40 Bytes per Second = 125000 Seconds = 34 Hours ..........
Take a video tape instead !!
creeper283 2 months ago
its important to point out that the cartridge is doing the actual graphic processing.
Lumotaku 2 months ago
Fake?
noctania 2 months ago
@noctania
NOT
tribeofthesun 2 months ago
@tribeofthesun
What Framerate?
noctania 2 months ago
@noctania
no idea but its proven that the c64 can play videos
tribeofthesun 2 months ago
noctania 2 months ago
Hahahhaah. AWESOME.
There Is Something With Class Music That Just Feels Me With Nostalgic Happyness.
SirKemodero 2 months ago
1 mhz overkill
zungaloca 2 months ago
kewl
tonygrown 2 months ago
1MB/s? :D How can you address 16MB with 8/16 bit instructions? 4KB bank switching?
the3dom 3 months ago
64K ought to be enough for everyone!
I love the SID adaptation of the theme song, is it available in a sid or ogg file or something?
kekcsi 3 months ago
Amazing. It just goes to show you how much RAM was the limiting factor on these little machines.
fortressofcomfort 3 months ago
Cool!
DracIsBack 3 months ago
Can i download this as a *.D64 File??? ;) ;)
Raunchola 4 months ago
Well, that settles it, time to get a C64 DVR
dletter 4 months ago
BTW,
please do the A-Team intro next!
djsmithy 4 months ago
LOOOOOOOOL.
Its so funny seeing the intro with the sid playing, haha.]
I need to order me a 1541u.
djsmithy 4 months ago
Crossbow, you still happen to amaze.. even years after all the prime time of c64 is gone ;)
maybe c64 including yourself just got immortal for unending coolness!
frontenbrecher 4 months ago
1 MHz ... yes... plus DMA controller that can move around almost 1 MB/s (REU)
Thunderblade64 4 months ago
It must have taken ages to load this thing :p
keoni29 5 months ago 2
@keoni29 : about 40 seconds on the 1541u
YouRolandTube 5 months ago 6
I gotta test this on my real C64. My 1541 Ultimate can emulate a REU. Please link the disk image(s).
FlyingSurprise 5 months ago
It look like some Stienberg dithering going on with this video... Very nice. :D
philiptwood 6 months ago
chords are wrong
medvesajtgaz 7 months ago
C64 with 16MB RAM????
HydraSR 7 months ago
@HydraSR It uses a 16MB REU (Ram Expansion Unit)
fuzzface100 7 months ago
@Nil3E haha best comment on here! =)
shairaptor 8 months ago
Wow I wish we had GFX back in the day like this running on a C64 no one would have gone to the Amiga haha
anunnaki2006 9 months ago
Crest rules, so does our beloved C64, the best computer ever made. \O/
sickanboy 9 months ago 2
What does the gameplay look like?
ArcadeGames 9 months ago
Can this be done with a clip from Family Guy to see how it looks?
LeightonW87 9 months ago
Looks better than Sega CD video.
sglider 9 months ago 24
wow this intro is really good, as good as I enjoyed the bouncing breasts of Victoria Principal 0:53 because I completely forgot it is made in a C64 , haha
gabrielirlanda 10 months ago
@gabrielirlanda I'm gay, didn't see those breasts haha! :)
shairaptor 8 months ago
i can,t believe that this all becomes possible in 4bit 16colors,cuzz today we need 64bit billions od colors to get perfect video.
it,s just simply amezing i bet this can also be done on a nes
johneymute 10 months ago
Try looking at the "blureu by crest" demo for near VGA-realtime video on a C64 with a 1985 ram expander.
jci10 11 months ago
Wow! In 16 colors!? Amazing!!
cmMerlin 11 months ago
16MB ram :-O ?
Pulchism 1 year ago
cool, gibts die REU-Datei irgendwo zum runterladen, damit man das auf einem C64 mit 1541u abspielen kann ?
daddlertl3 1 year ago
Haha, najs... Now GO ANSWER YOUR MAILS! ;-)
fuckutube65 1 year ago