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We're currently working on the last few changes for the next major update to D32XR. It includes edited levels to reinsert the Cyber Demon and Spider Mastermind.

Have you looked at the examples? https://github.com/ijacquez/libyaul-examples

I just have the old disassemblies of the cinepak driver for the SCD. I also have Vic's code he did for playing RoQ video files on the 32X. You can get that at his repo. Anything else, you'd need to contact the authors.

The gcc folk are good about making sure that breaks in compatibility are widely known and discussed well ahead of time. Things like dropping a processor from the collection will take more than a year before they do it (if they decide to actually go through with it). When they removed COFF...

Yeah, sure. I got one of those. The analogue stick should make it much better than the standard pad. I do like that the Saturn pads have shoulder buttons. Makes strafing with the pad easier. You need one of those custom controllers with programmable shoulder buttons to do that on the 32X. One of...

The gcc crew has been applying the whip on their teams for the last decade it seems like. I'll have to check if 12.2 fixes anything important, like a bad regression or the like. As for how good it is... to tell the truth, I haven't seen a big change since lto was finalized. I have no idea why...

Sure. Any suggestions will be taken seriously, and networking of any sort does eventually become important. I might not be able to test it, but when it gets worked on, others will be able to do that. I have a lot of Sega hardware, especially for the Genesis/CD/32X, but I don't have everything...

While more people might have the modem, if you don't currently have one, you probably aren't going to be able to get one... not without remortgaging your home. :D Then add all the other hardware you're going to need to use it - you just can't dial up an ISP in most places anymore, so like the...

You actually think more than a scant handful of people will have a rare modem that goes for between $170 and $700 on ebay? I'd be much more likely to support the System Link cable: Taisen Cable - Sega Retro

I've worked on libyaul... much of the peripheral support was my work as I have a considerable number of Saturn peripherals, including the wheel and the keyboard. I do intend to make a Saturn version at some point. Just been waiting for the 32X version to reach a point where it's mostly finished...

I'm posting an arc of the source needed to build my latest toolchain, along with a few examples. All the needed code is included together with a makefile to build everything at once. The toolchain is comprised of gcc 12.1.0 binutils 2.38 newlib 4.2.0 zasm 4.4 Those are all the latest releases...

I happened across this thread and felt a little extra info is necessary in case someone else comes across this while trying to use the SCD PCM. First, the format of the PCM audio is 8-bit sign-magnitude. Bit 7 is the sign, where 1 stands for positive values, and 0 stands for negative values. So...

Doom 32X Resurrection v2.0 is out! Same Bat-time, same Bat-channel! Lots of nice feature additions: Changes in v2.0: Network support via the Zero Tolerance (aka Technopop) link cable. Fullscreen 320×184px graphics mode. A refined palette / colourmap has been added for improved visual...

The NES video was VERY fluid as it runs at 60Hz. The biggest problem is the fixed color palette. It's very hit or miss, and when it's a miss, the video is a horrible, pulsating mess of pixels! But still very fluid. :) I was certainly blown away by the N64 videos. It has some damn fine video...

Well, I don't do as much with the Genesis/SCD, but you could start with the SCDTools: https://github.com/classiccoding/scdtools You might also go to the thread on the recent video competition and video the users who submitted videos for the Genesis and PM them about how they did their videos.

Three games that I looked forward to on the 32X that never got made: Tomb Raider, Rayman, and Tomba. It's great to see at least one is finally coming. :cool:

It's a similar issue with the GameCube and mini DVD-Rs - they don't reflect as much, so you have to adjust the laser brighter. But making the laser brighter makes it age quicker, and it needs to be adjusted brighter again as it ages... which makes it age even faster... which makes you adjust it...

Yeah, most people get just the adapter to save money. I wanted the actual Sega keyboard so I could be assured I got all the keys that were "standard" for the Sega keyboard... in case anything was different.

Besides which, you can generally get a spindle of 100 CDRs for less than 10 CDRWs. :)

I have one of these, myself, but never thought to take photos of it. I also have an "official" Sega keyboard, which is just a standard Windows keyboard with the Sega logo on the top right side. From what I was told, originally these keyboards were wired directly into the adapter, but eventually...