Look what I have found in an actual TV series

[Heaven/TQA]

it is from last episode of german TV series "Alarm für Cobra 11"... you can watch it at www.rtlnow.de and the code is appearing at 00:30 ff.

 

and best is... they are telling that these are GPS coordinates...

 

btw... looks like c64 code...

Edited November 5, 2011 by Heaven/TQA

[Heaven/TQA]

http://rtl-now.rtl.d...yer=1&season=16

[Tezz]

and best is... they are telling that these are GPS coordinates...

I always wondered why my sat nav was so slow

[emkay]

The evil is always and everywhere

 

Particular this three NOP commands look very suspicious

 

 

 

[Heaven/TQA]

$ea31 seems to be c64 IRQ main entry point... http://www.unusedino.de/ec64/technical/aay/c64/romea31.htm

 

but what is the $c000 code? normally there is RAM?

[Tezz]

it's definately c64

[José Pereira]

and best is... they are telling that these are GPS coordinates...

I always wondered why my sat nav was so slow

 

Why not send them the 'A8' right coordinates

Edited November 5, 2011 by José Pereira

[Tezz]

but what is the $c000 code? normally there is RAM?

$D011 Vertical Fine Scrolling and Control Register..

 

possibly an irq with vertical scroll via keyboard or joystick

 

It must be a very old tom tom with joystick control for the map

Edited November 5, 2011 by Tezz

[Heaven/TQA]

hehe... would be very interested in who the guy was to show the code on screen...

[analmux]

...btw... looks like c64 code...

Erm....this is an Atari forum.

[+JAC!]

Most interesting for me as size coder: How did they fit 8 digits of "50.93317 N" into the single byte at $C039!

 

So I guess the one they are presenting this to is the one who knows how to use Photoshop, ehm MSPaint.exe :-)

[sack-c0s]

it must be a very dark place, putting $00 into $d020 and $d021...