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A tape Demo somewhat released at '''Revision 2014''' as anniversary for the 30 years of the CPC464. The Tape loading noise is synched with the actual music from Chipsound. | A tape Demo somewhat released at '''[[Revision|Revision 2014]]''' as anniversary for the 30 years of the CPC464. The Tape loading noise is synched with the actual music from Chipsound. | ||
Was ranked '''2nd''' in the Oldschool composition and was critically acclaimed as the nicest 2014 Demo on CPC. | Was ranked '''2nd''' in the Oldschool composition and was critically acclaimed as the nicest 2014 Demo on CPC. | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 4 December 2017
A tape Demo somewhat released at Revision 2014 as anniversary for the 30 years of the CPC464. The Tape loading noise is synched with the actual music from Chipsound.
Was ranked 2nd in the Oldschool composition and was critically acclaimed as the nicest 2014 Demo on CPC.
whaaat?
A tape demo for the Amstrad CPC. Features a base transfer rate of 2688 baud or 336 characters per second, but also features in-place decompression so the actual transfer rate is often much higher in practice.
Who
- Groupe : CRTC, 3LN
- Programmation : DOZ
- Musique : Juan Diego Trivino Navarro alias John McKlain
Videodrome
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Live display at Revision 2014 :
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