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12 projects about “low”
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rxTick.library provides a low-level, CIA2 Timer A-based heartbeat system for AmigaOS 3.x (68k).
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Adds Bluetooth Low Energy to a legacy digital joystick such as the Competition Pro 5000
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This is a 4 way Amiga ROM switcher built using a low profile solution. Tested on the Amiga 600.
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A browser-based retro arcade racing game inspired by the look and feel of classic Amiga-era racing games. Built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Three.js, it features low-poly 3D racing, configurable circuits and...
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CPLD and standard low profiles versions of the AMIGA RGBtoHDMI
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Very low profile vidiot modules for Amiga
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The Amiga Audio Mixer is a configurable SFX engine designed to play back multiple samples at the same time on a single Amiga hardware channel. It achieves a high level of performance on even low end Amiga's (such as...
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Spitfire 2000, A low-end 42 MHz Accelerator with IDE and 4/8 MB fast RAM for the Amiga 2000 co-pro slot (or A500 through an adapter).
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Future Retro Fusion ProTracker 2.3F: CAMD USB MIDI, low-latency scheduling, Picasso96 RTG and Workbench enhancements for Amiga 68k
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Pure JS real-time emulator & music disk for Amiga Paula, C64 SID & Atari YM2149. No MP3s, no libraries, just raw binary parsing and low-latency DSP.
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Spitfire 500, A low-end 14 MHz Accelerator with IDE and 4/8 MB fast RAM for the Amiga 500.
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A lightweight automated boot script and configuration for FS-UAE Amiga Emulator on Debian. Optimized for low-latency retro gaming and dedicated Amiga-style boot environments.
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A solution to use a specific USB joystick - Retrogames ltd 'The Joystick - the clear one' on a DB9 port on an Amiga using a Pi Pico W