This device makes your GP2X console MIDI capable, providing it with MIDI-Out abilities for software optimized for this feature at the moment, this means LittleGPTracker.This converter box works with the serial port of the GP2X and receives the MIDI data at 38400 bps.Here is a demo video by Low-Gain illustrating its functionality.The converter has a blue power LED. It is shipped in an anti-static bag.
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gijs writes:
This is a sequencer that controls the controller of the sega, via a build in sequencer. The buttons on the nomad can be used to record a sequence.The sequencer advances by trigger pulses.The A,B,C buttons are also connected to relays that can be used to control bends via the magnetic patch bay.
The Memory Hacking tool for the c64 we mentioned earlier is now out. Check it on the official blog:
You can now experience the hacker’s view of the Commodore 64!Requirements:- a fast PC with Windows XP and .NET Framework 2.0- the Frodo v4.1 emulatorWARNINGIt is still a prototype, missing a lot of functionality, and there is no help for most of its features. It has not tested on any machine other than my own, thus may fail even to start on some systems. Also remember that this software is intended for advanced users.
via ICU64 (thanks boomlinde!)
Yea I tweeted it, but its really too GOOD not to pass up. Better than the Huoratron video? Whats with the terrifying RudeBoy? Does he represent death?
Nostromo writes:
Without me really knowing, xzakox had been working on porting LittleGPTracker to a chinese PmP, the Dingoo A320.
Here’s an alpha build for lgpt running on Dingoo. Most of the functionalities are up so it’s a great little run.
Get it from there:
http://www.10pm.org/nostromo/lgpt/ghett … dingoo.zip
and a video from xzakox who has done the post:
Incidently, I’m going to get one so I can properly support it in the future and wouldn’t mind doing a standard exchange: I got two GP2x (a F-100 and a F-200) and barely uses the F-200
So if anyone’s interested in sending me a dingoo, I would send him the F-200 in exchange…
Contact him at his blog.