CU Amiga Super CD-ROM 2/CU Amiga Magazine's Super CD-ROM 02 (1996)(EMAP Images)(GB)[!][issue 1996-04].iso/magazine/amiga_e/amigae.june.archive/000025_bkhouse!nkraft_Tue, 8 Jun 93 07:51:54 PST.msg

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From: [e-mail] (Norman R. Kraft)
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Subject: VHS controled by E

[This one was also caught in the mail fiasco. Sorry for the delay. -nrk]

From: [e-mail] (Stephane Costisella)

I am building a (simple) VHS controler with an old joystick cable plugged
in the gameport. The camera pause on the VHS is plugged with the black and
yellow wires (this is the fire button). When I put together the camera pause
wires, the pause is off and the VHS is recording. And when two pause wires are
unconnected the pause is on.

After that I've found this I decided to use the gameport.device to control
the pause of my VHS. I tried to find a way to do it and I didn't succedeed
yet (GURU!). So I need a routine that can connect or disconnect the two wires
via the joystick port. And if you guessed what it will do... A cheap single
frame controler for my ray-tracing animations. I need a good routine to load a
HAM Overscan interlace picture, a timer routine(+time & date), by the way I
tried the DateStamp() command and I allways get a GURU, and the more
important is the routine to control of the joystick port.

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