Amiga Programs

Amiga Music

Kick Off

FAQ

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This is Commodore Amiga stuff I done over 10 years ago. I did have other programs which I lost. If you just want to watch the Amiga demos and have little or no knowledge of the Amiga, download the videos on the Video links.

Requirements

The programs are in ADF format. You need WinUAE emulator to run the files. Go to the WinUAE site and download the emulator. You will also need either the Kickstart v1.3, v2 or v3 ROMS for the programs to work. Purchasing the Amiga Forever emulator will give you the ROMS.

The files in the 'Original' links are the same format as a real Commodore Amiga. Download the Amiga program DMS (The Disk-Masher) to uncompress the DMS files. The Amiga demo files are in OFS format (Old File System). So they should work on the Commodore Amiga 500, 500+, 600, 1200 and the high-end Amiga computers 2000, 3000 and 4000. If you need help with uncompressing the DMS files and copying files to an Amiga then read the Commodore Amiga FAQ.

Shell Pro & Shell Amateur files are in FFS (Fast File System). For the programs to work, you need to use an Amiga 1200 or an Amiga with a hard disk or WinUAE emulator with Kickstart 3.

Download the free WinZip Evaluation Version to uncompress the zip files.

Instructions

Press a link to download. When the download box comes up choose save to computer. Choose the directory where you want the file saved. Load the emulator and run the ZIP file.

Amiga Demos

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	Doop Remix (610 K) Original (612 K) Video (35 MB, 00:03:16) A demo programmed in machine code (68000 assembly language). With a remix of a song which reached no. 1 in 1994 called doop. The source code is included on the file.
	Baker Street demo (654 K) Original (658 K) Video (36 MB, 00:09:43) This demo has 3 sampled songs. Baker street, New order and War of the worlds.
	First demo (649 K) Original (109 K) Video (33 MB, 00:03:50) This is the first demo I made. After I finished this, I used some of the ideas from the demo and I programmed Doop. The source code is included on the file.

Buy a DVD disc with higher quality videos of the Commodore Amiga demos.

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