In the month December 2005 we have a special offer for all Amiga & MorphOS Users.

The german print mag Amiga Future with CoverCD 1 year subscription WORLWIDE for only Euro 51.90.

http://www.amigafuture.de

http://www.apc-tcp.de/shop/

Ported (at last) from the GP32, BOLCATAXiAN! is an old school vertical shooter with evolutive weapons, bonuses, big bosses, highscore saves and so on. Preview version limited to 5 levels only.
Requires a recent version of the PowerSDL library.
Freeware! Download and enjoy... " src="http://www.morphzone.org/images/smilies/smiley_2.gif"/>
http://home.freeuk.net/bolcatoid/JBBproggies/Bolcataxian

On my www-page (http://www.mguc.republika.pl) you find new release AutoDocReader.
News on version 1.1:
- arexx scripts support,
- new icon (by Thore Sittly),
- fixed some bugs from version 1.0
- locale updated.

If you find bugs, or have any ideas or so.. write about it on bugtracker page
(http://www.ppa.pl/bugtracker/index.php?id=3)

PPCNUX made a follow-up to their 3D card comparison with the 8500 chip as a contender for the title of "fastest MorphOS gfxcard".

Additionally, the German translation lists the 2D results of the previously tested cards.

Free QuikPak 060 card to one lucky winner.

Happy Holiday's Amiga 4000T owners. DiscreetFX is giving away a QuikPak 060 card to one lucky winner. The card and the shipping are 100% free; you will have to track down your own driver disk though. We will even include some EDO memory if we can find some before we ship the card. E-mail our sales department to be added to the contest list. Winner will be chosen @ random on Dec 25th 2005 and is required to own a 4000T. We hope you will enjoy the speed of an 060 and will not sell it. This offer is for true Amiga fans only not e-Bay profiteers. If you like we will even throw in a free issue of NewsTek #1, our new magazine/zine.

:)


Best regards

DiscreetFX Sales

www.discreetfx.com

Today we release the new APC&TCP Info/Demo/Update CD with all Demos and Patches from APC&TCP.

This CD include all issue from the german onlinemag NoCover, too.

http://www.apc-tcp.de

We don't want the big homepage of No Risc No Fun to get lost so we decided to integrate all articles in the Amiga Future article database. The articles have been sorted in the different categories.

Using the following link you can always read the German and English articles of No Risc No Fun: http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php

Some photos for instance of the World of Amiga 2000 have been built into to Amiga Future photo album: http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/album.php

Of course we didn't forget about the downloads. You can find them in the Amiga Future downloads database (BETA): http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/downloads.php

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.risc-amiga.de
http://www.trotta.de

October and November have been two quite busy months for us. The following is a short summary of the most important changes- a detailed list can be found at our news section.

Martin Blom has released v6.0 of his audio driver software AHI.

There are version for AmigaOS4, AmigaOS3, MorphOS and AROS available.

News & recent changes [Read on]

Here are all the major changes since the last stable release, v4:

o Anti-click mixing routines, which makes AHI search for a zero-crossing before playing a new note
o Playback of 32 bit samples.
o Multi-channel audio. Eight channels are supported.
o Support for four more architectures: MorphOS/PPC, AmigaOS4/PPC, Amithlon/ix86, AROS/ix86.
o Support for PowerPC accelerator cards (MorphOS and AmigaOS4 only).
o A new driver, device.audio, can be used to make all low-level AHI applications, which normally open AHI in exclusive mode, behave as if they used the high-level API which allows several AHI applications to work simultaneously.
o The 68000 processor is no longer supported; a 68020 or better is required.

For a full log of everything that has been updated, see the ChangeLog file below.

http://www.lysator.liu.se/ahi/#docs

On http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=cat&cat=10 you can read the old issue 20, 21 and 22 from the german print-mag Amiga Future.

http://www.amigafuture.de