..strange... I clicked on the link and it works.
It takes 3 or 4 minutes to load but it works..

A current MorphOS mplayer will play the file just fine. You failed to say what you're actually using.

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That's nothing to shout about, you can code any OS to run on any firmware you like, and we don't care.

As it stands Apple's PowerPC systems all run OpenFirmware, so there's very little difference all told. MorphOS really doesn't use OF after a certain point in boot (basically a few fractions of a second after it says Quark/OpenFirmware, it's done with OpenFirmware and has called quiesce)

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The Adex risers are tried and tested. You just have to order the CORRECT configuration.

The MPC5200B can support a load of 2 PCI cards on it's bus, the riser overcomplicates things, and needs to be designed a certain way to make it work. No such riser exists in the world.

You can get away with one card in a single-card riser as Adex sell, without problems. The smallest one they sell is exactly the same height (actually about half a millimeter too short) as the AGP riser. It will allow you to put any low-profile 3.3V PCI card into the slot and expose it on the Open Client back panel, for example.

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It works on my Windows PC, but would not play on my MacBook via QuickTime. Strange.

Sorry amigadave... I explained myself in the wrong way.. Sometimes I speak as I'm still typing on my Peggy (I saw that video with it the first time using MPlayer) and yes, it works with Windows. I didn't realize you were trying to play it with Mac..

Quicktime sucks anyway. Get MPlayer for OS X.

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have I missed something?

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Yes.

Can anybody spread some light? Any link or whatever? I hardly got time to follow all the updates and news...

You could try asking specific questions, maybe read this thread.

You might find this interesting:

"Last weekend in Bad Bramstedt a h264 1080p video was fluently replayed on a 1.42 GHz Mac Mini running MPlayer/MorphOS"

Yippieeee...

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Has anyone saved those images and can be kind enough to send em to me? Piru's site is down ATM I viewed the images but have not saved em. Thanks.

If it was down, it's up again now. It works here!

when is the release date?

Bad Bramstedet was told, MOS2.2 the way this year to come. But still no Mac support.
MOS 2.3 will be when everything is running according to plan, perhaps even in the first quarter of 2009 coming. This has also a Mac support.
First, for all MiniMacs with PPC CPU and perhaps even later for iBook and PowerBook with PPC and Radeon graphics card. (about it but was not made clear statement because the developer does not currently own has iBook or PowerBook.) How Insane already has written to the Mac Mini lacks only sound and Lan driver. And the memory access was a MacMini with a 1.42 Ghz twice as fast as when Pegasos2.
A BlueRay video was smooth on the Mplayer played.

I myself had been a Mac Mini with 1.42 GHz 32MB graphics card. I still had the model with 1.5 GHz and 64MB graphics increased.

Source. I used Google translator as I don't speak German.

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Is there a way i could still use my UW SCSI Drives on Mac Mini together with MorphOS?

Hope so, otherwise its no option for me :/

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check the mac mini if you never saw one, i really don't see how you could plug any scsi drive in there...

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lol..yea them MorphOS developers... freakin smart dudes. to be able to switch from one platform to another within a small timeframe..it says alot about them. Great work!!

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Well there are USBSCSI Adapters, but i guess that wont get me nowhere.
To bad

Well actually doesn't those USB-SCSI adapters actually act like a standard mass storage device, so it should work.

When is MOS planned to be released for MMini?

(I'm becoming a owner of MacMini, but I'm not going to use OSX)

@painkiller

depends on what you want to connect ... harddrives ok ... CDwriter, scanners, ... not ok.

@Kimmok

no OSX ? well I guess you an use it as a lunchbox then ?

@Oepabakkes
If it does not run MOS soon, it will end up as digital TV recorder. Linux is the king at that.