Basically this is Run Length Encoding done in hardware. If you could find a firmware that can play Microsoft Video or Cinepak clips using the GPU as a decoder, it would be a similar thing.
Hello yaqubed, I have a few questions about the source video, and the HAM target video. How does the file size of the target video compare against the source video? What was the source video/sound compressed? Is there any sound/video compression usd other than HAM in the target video? What is the quality of the sound in the target video?
Holy heck how is this possible? This blows my HP Mini with windoze xp on it. This probably runs so quick because the harddrive doesn't take up over 12 gigs of harddrive space for the operating system. The real reason this video plays on this system is because they are not using Adobe Flash Player.
@zobot123 - Not fake, its simply a ham6 anim5 file - a basic amiga 1000 from 1985 can do this. Anim5 and ham mode has been around on the Amiga since the mid 80s, the only reason you have not seen something like this earlier is that the compression on anim5 is almost non existant - just this Transformers preview probably takes up 50 Mb!
If you want to see something impressive, watch the same thing running in Ham8. :)
Basically this is Run Length Encoding done in hardware. If you could find a firmware that can play Microsoft Video or Cinepak clips using the GPU as a decoder, it would be a similar thing.
Riskteven 1 month ago
Hello yaqubed, I have a few questions about the source video, and the HAM target video. How does the file size of the target video compare against the source video? What was the source video/sound compressed? Is there any sound/video compression usd other than HAM in the target video? What is the quality of the sound in the target video?
nicholasthetaylor 1 year ago
Some how, this is how them shitty CDTV/32 titles should have looked ;)
nutellajunkie 1 year ago
Looks fake, theres a serious jump in sound, looks iffy. Sorry if im wrong.
R33Racer 1 year ago
Where I can download software? Want to do such thing on my A600HD/7MHz =)
ZXRulezzz 1 year ago
Holy heck how is this possible? This blows my HP Mini with windoze xp on it. This probably runs so quick because the harddrive doesn't take up over 12 gigs of harddrive space for the operating system. The real reason this video plays on this system is because they are not using Adobe Flash Player.
altlandf 1 year ago
Excellent :-)
Phineas68030 1 year ago
Amiga, still ahead of it's time to this day.
randomunavailable 2 years ago 2
Fake, I can't believe Oo
zobot123 2 years ago
@zobot123 - Not fake, its simply a ham6 anim5 file - a basic amiga 1000 from 1985 can do this. Anim5 and ham mode has been around on the Amiga since the mid 80s, the only reason you have not seen something like this earlier is that the compression on anim5 is almost non existant - just this Transformers preview probably takes up 50 Mb!
If you want to see something impressive, watch the same thing running in Ham8. :)
JasperAbraxxious 1 year ago 2
@JasperAbraxxious I think it's more like 300 MB.
RABBIDGamfan 9 months ago
Where can I find this player? Does it needs WB2.x to run? How does a real Amiga 500 performs with these?
LtR3YN0LDS 2 years ago
This is great. I have an Amiga 1200 + 030 50mhz 64mbRAM.
I want to encode my videos for play on Amiga.
¿Where I can download this software?
djvatio 2 years ago
It's amazing to see the capabilities still unexplored.
landasn 2 years ago
O_O
cityinsider 2 years ago
jawdropping
sqned 2 years ago
"thanks: Unknown command" :D
xyzzy123456 2 years ago
Nice job!
ddniUK 2 years ago