CLK (2024/06/03) is released. CLK is an emulator for tourists that seeks best-in-class accuracy while minimising latency. So its aims are: single-click load of any piece of source media for any supported platform; with a heavy signal processing tilt for accurate reproduction of original outputs; that aims for the lowest possible latency; and 100% accurate emulations, naturally. It currently contains emulations of the:
Acorn Electron;
Amstrad CPC;
Apple II/II+ and IIe;
Atari 2600;
Atari ST;
ColecoVision;
Commodore Vic-20 (and Commodore 1540/1);
Enterprise 64/128;
Macintosh 512ke and Plus;
MSX 1;
Oric 1/Atmos;
Sega Master System;
Sinclair ZX80/81; and
Sinclair ZX Spectrum.
CLK (2024/06/03) Changelog:
corrects a bug that — although not local to that machines — was most likely to miscolour the left border of the Vic-20 if it had changed close to horizontal retrace; and adds the Archimedes' quick-load configuration option to the SDL command line, while also adding the Archimides itself to the Qt machine picker.
Download: CLK (2024/06/03)
Source:Here
...for tourists? :D :D :D
ReplyDelete(I guess you mean purists)