For those interested in the web browser

nakamichi · Post by **nakamichi** » Thu Jul 01, 2004 8:47 pm

I got two new MIDI files for PSD 2.0.Tested and optimized for Microsoft's Roland Soft Synthesizer,not for Yamaha S-YXG.
These may sound much better with XDP.
I can send you the 2 MID files,you just put them on the page,so I can test them with my DC.

Excalibur007 · Post by **Excalibur007** » Sat Jul 03, 2004 10:36 pm

Hi to all,
I just arrived in Kentucky this evening. I haven't unloaded the moving truck yet. There's going to be a TON of unpacking to do, so it'll still be a couple days before I'm ready to resume work on PSD myself.

Shark, sounds good. I'm sure I'll love it.

Nakamichi, if you still have the info, go ahead and upload them to the site. I'll add them to the page when I get my computer unloaded and set up. If you don't have the info to upload them, I'll give that to you again.

Thanks to all,
-Ex

nakamichi · Post by **nakamichi** » Sun Jul 04, 2004 6:31 am

Sorry,but I lost the info :(
PM me and send it again.

nakamichi · Post by **nakamichi** » Fri Jul 09, 2004 12:29 pm

OK,I got access to the FTP and I uploaded some stuff (only 1/3 of what I plan to upload)
Be sure to check it out. There are 2 new MIDI files.Make sure you link them on the PSD page for testing.

NightStalker · Post by **NightStalker** » Thu Aug 12, 2004 10:16 pm

anyone w/ spare dc keyboard for sale,pm me...i would like to buy it.

NightStalker · Post by **NightStalker** » Fri Aug 13, 2004 2:48 am

hey pi...that dcbg browser you and speud were talking about can be downloaded for free on jeffmas site...and how it came to be descibed as a psd/xdp whatever..is beyond me.its very basic...not even remotely close.ex and others can back that.it was really a test demo for a few things that ended up on ex's xdp..surely not as it has been desribed...later

Excalibur007 · Post by **Excalibur007** » Fri Aug 13, 2004 8:37 am

Hey!!!!!!
Good to see you Curt! It's been a while.

Yeah, that dcbg browser was an independant work by Curt. Quite a darn good one too. It looks really sweet and has a ton of useful stuff.

And Curt, I'll look around for a KB for ya.

-Ex

fatheadpi · Post by **fatheadpi** » Sun Aug 22, 2004 11:02 am

Curt, I can probably score you a keyboard, I'll go see if I can find one later today. I'm home on two weeks TDY, so my old buddies can probably hook me up with any schwag you need. I also have some hella-bitchin' VMU's, check out http://www.dcemulation.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=55531 for more info.

I may be interested in selling off my Treamcast as well.

NightStalker · Post by **NightStalker** » Sun Aug 22, 2004 1:32 pm

pm me fathead on the keyboard offer,we'll work it out however you want.glad to see ya man.

NightStalker · Post by **NightStalker** » Sun Aug 22, 2004 1:34 pm

pm me fathead on the keyboard offer,we'll work it out however you want.glad to see ya man.

fatheadpi · Post by **fatheadpi** » Mon Aug 23, 2004 6:31 pm

pm me fathead on the keyboard offer,we'll work it out however you want.glad to see ya man.

My hookup guy is out till Wednesday. With luck I can get the KB for free, should just be the price of shipping.

Good to see you too, bro. Glad to see you decided to carry on the DC browser legacy, I need to check out that last release you did.

NightStalker · Post by **NightStalker** » Mon Aug 23, 2004 6:59 pm

my savior lol..ill pm my addy info,send your address with cost & shipping cost is on its way...

NightStalker · Post by **NightStalker** » Wed Aug 25, 2004 4:15 am

hey pi,ive pm'd my personal info for kb,and request for yours,to send the cost..figured i better post here in case this second attempt doesnt work.if it dont,i need another way to reach you..email,etc..

NightStalker · Post by **NightStalker** » Wed Sep 08, 2004 5:37 am

just in case you geniuses missed it....page 19 of this thread tells you exactly how to make homebrew apps that need file system usage work from the browsers..like dreamsnes etc...the trade off is that youll need to use a boot disc like utopia and not make your browser self boot.jeffma got dreamsnes working fine with this method in dreampassport 3,and it uses ginsu just like planetweb does.so just make yourself a non self boot browser with all your stuff on it,and use utopia to run everything.

and fyi i missed page 19 as it was a time i wasnt even around during that whole section of posting..hard to believe that was missed like that.especially after all the damned testing we did before and after that paticular post was made..well atleast someone decided to do a re read and find it.i personally dont mind using utopia in order to have everything work from one disc myself...

im gonna start at page 20 and continue proof reading for other things over looked when i return from he hospital in a week or so..was hoping i would be able to today,but dr feelgood has other plans for me in the coming weeks.so see you all then....i hope.

fatheadpi · Post by **fatheadpi** » Sat Sep 18, 2004 11:37 pm

just in case you geniuses missed it....page 19 of this thread tells you exactly how to make homebrew apps that need file system usage work from the browsers..like dreamsnes etc...the trade off is that youll need to use a boot disc like utopia and not make your browser self boot.jeffma got dreamsnes working fine with this method in dreampassport 3,and it uses ginsu just like planetweb does.so just make yourself a non self boot browser with all your stuff on it,and use utopia to run everything.

and fyi i missed page 19 as it was a time i wasnt even around during that whole section of posting..hard to believe that was missed like that.especially after all the damned testing we did before and after that paticular post was made..well atleast someone decided to do a re read and find it.i personally dont mind using utopia in order to have everything work from one disc myself...

im gonna start at page 20 and continue proof reading for other things over looked when i return from he hospital in a week or so..was hoping i would be able to today,but dr feelgood has other plans for me in the coming weeks.so see you all then....i hope.

Hmm... I wonder how a mod-chip would affect that... *runs off to PM box*

Arqueiro · Post by **Arqueiro** » Mon Sep 20, 2004 7:05 am

hey guys, do you try implement that online msn on the web browser ?

Excalibur007 · Post by **Excalibur007** » Tue Sep 21, 2004 10:54 pm

Arqueiro wrote:hey guys, do you try implement that online msn on the web browser ?

Yeah, it's in there. But thanks for the suggestion.

-Ex

Arqueiro · Post by **Arqueiro** » Thu Sep 23, 2004 6:25 am

Excalibur007 wrote:
Arqueiro wrote:hey guys, do you try implement that online msn on the web browser ?
Yeah, it's in there. But thanks for the suggestion.

-Ex

that is cool i allready said that, but just ask to know !

thanks

Excalibur007 · Post by **Excalibur007** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:38 pm

After a lot of work and a motherload of delays, the updated XDP is ready for download.
You can find it at Psilocybin Dreams Home.

It's a 49.9 MB download split into 10 RARs.

Updated from last release:
* Comprehensive Help Manual added.
* Newer PVR set (should be easier to view on a TV).
* New icons (both in the executable and the interface).
* Improved Tools section with fixed and added tools.
* New launch interface (now uses Generator).
* Now able to return to main launch menu from browser.
* Includes Flash internet settings adjuster for 1st ISP.
* Planetweb has new interface.
* VMU saves library from former Dreamserv & more added.
* Default XDP ICON_VMS changed (no more funky flower).
* ISAO account creation guide added.
* New sound player interface using modified winamp skin.
* Many new midis and hundreds of improved/remixed midis.
* Several new Javascript games and improved old ones.
* Many new samples for javascript and browser functions.
* Now FULLY translated (even icons contained in executable).
*** Many more that I can't think of at the moment.

Get it while it's hot!

-Ex

hrb2k3 · Post by **hrb2k3** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:13 pm

woohoo!!!! i'll download this and burn tomorrow.

thx.

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