Hi I have a LinuxJedi's board with a Pi zero and I getting no hdmi output , I get a picture on my PVM screen but not my hdmi computer screen and i am running the update software of the GitHub. What ami missing

I think i'm going to just bite the bullet and purchase the darn key file for ibrowse 2.5.5 the demo runs for 30 min but man. When u add amissl 4.9 it runs really sweet on miamidx tcp stack. even on stock agnus aga it still looks good. fully featured. i got 32 meg ram and 68030 with 88882 fpu both 50 mhz. But i can say even running the non fpu version it runs reasonable on only about 4-8m ram. some of the https 256bit sha stuff is a bit slow when there lots of graphics but reasonable. We need to support the devs. we want more of this. Thoughts? Ive tried AWB and netsurf. netsurf has some 68k dev builds that work. I use the word WORK loosely. they are problematic and crash constantly. What do you guys think is the best option or real classic 680020+ aga hardware?

Almost exactly a year ago I started to post videos of oldschool Amiga demos to Youtube. First attempts were not perfect, but hopefully the quality have improved over those 180 videos I have posted so far. All videos have been recorded using real hardware, A500 or A1200.

I have been trying to pick demos that haven't been already recorded by someone else using real machine in a decent quality. Perhaps there even are some that you haven't seen before.

In any case, the full playlist is available at: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnmLOQIDmUvUgbvY-Jq0txuYWYgWVcOOS

Currently I'm posting a new Amiga demo every other day.

Enjoy and please let me know if there is any demos that world needs to see, perhaps that can be corrected.

Hey all, apologies if this post isn’t appropriate but I wondered if someone can point me in the right direction.

I’m looking to edit some ABK files from a Sega CD game and my googling indicated that image files from an Amiga may be saved as an ABK file? I downloaded an ABK Viewer I found online which just displays a white screen. I think this is because the game’s programmers didn’t make an image file but instead made a video file by linking several images together in one file. Is this at all possible with what the Amiga could do or am I not only barking up the wrong tree but the wrong forest?

I've found an old amiga in basement, just the base unit, no peripherals whatsoever. So I thought that it would be cool to restore it.
I'm able to source a PSU easily, but before I make any significant investment, it would be nice to check if it is actually working.
So I figured that I could use a usb capture dongle to check if it shows anything after powering up, but will it work? Has anyone done something similar? I know about RGB to Scart cable, but a TV with a Scart input will cost significantly more than an usb capture dongle.