[stella] Stella at 20, Where is it? :-(

[Corey Koltz]

Ok, well if you can get the video somehow transferred into a form that can
be mailed to me (export out to some sort of HQ tape I would imagine) and I
would be happy convert the video into DVD's.

Thanks,

Corey
8-Bit Classics
http://www.8bitclassics.com



-----Original Message-----
From: stella-bounces at atari2600.org [mailto:stella-bounces at atari2600.org] On
Behalf Of Glenn Saunders
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 7:59 PM
To: Atari 2600 programming list
Subject: Re: [stella] Stella at 20, Where is it? :-(

Only one of the volumes was dumped off to a BetaSP
tape but both edited projects are still on the Flyer
with all of the support files (framestores, animation
files,  custom transitions, etc..)

The Toaster/Flyer is mine.  Well, almost.  Joe Decuir
actually gave me the money to buy it.  Nathan has
access to school equipment so he's in the best
position to transfer it once I arrange to drive it
over there.

The system is too heavy and too fragile to mail
anywhere.    It actually is an expanded Amiga 1200 at
its core, connected to a trapdoor expansion that adds
slots.  So it's held together with nylon straps in
some places.  If it gets jiggled too much you have to
open the side and re-seat everything for it to
successfully boot up.  It's probably one of the last
Flyers ever sold commercially as a turnkey built from
all-new parts including the Amiga itself.

--- Corey Koltz <corey at 8bitclassics.com> wrote:
> Since it is school owned equipment, I wouldn't be
> able to mail it off.  Is
> it on disk on the Toaster?


 
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