Bobkop

Hey guys! Do yout hink it`s an April Fool or the truth??? Second question: Has this game network capabilities (LAN-connector etc.)? Would be funny to play something like this especially if you play the orginal world of warcraft ^ greets BOBKOP

Thanks for all answers!

Hi! which pcb designing software would you recommend for making 7800 game cartridges? (which software supports the cart connector? ) best regards Bobkop

But then you have no TV to show informations and that´s boring

And is it possible to show music information on the TV and control playback over the 7800 controller with this solution?

@Flipper the first part sounds good... that with the 1000 hardware decoders sounds not so good ... I think two audio jacks would be better because of stereo and the sound quality (Not all 7800 system owners have the cinch audio outputs, RF is BAD). I actualy thought to use the 7800 as a stand alone MP3 player and the TV only as a monitoring tool (show track name, playtime etc.) Here are the links to the Commodore player: The card reader, needed to acces SD-cards And this is the player which you connect to the cardreader or direct to the c64 Perhaps we find somebody who sells decoder chips in smaller quantities and somebody who has got a idea of electronics... AND some people who will buy such a cartridge

@Gregory DG Hmmm... I don´t think the processor speed of the 7800 last to decode a mp3 song...

Hello, a few days ago I saw a MP3-Player cartridge for the C64... It worked with an SD-Card and a MP3 decoder chip. It also has own audio outputs... (the audio quality of the C64 chip is poor... the TIA´s of the 7800 is more poor ) The Name of the cartridge for the C64 is [email protected] Is ist possible to build something like this for the Atari? Greats bobkop