BBC Master Pi 1MHz Domesday

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Dominic Plunkett updated the BBC Micro PiMHz software to emulate most of the BBC AIV hardware, including the LV player, enabling the Domesday disc to run with a trackball/mouse and PiTubeDirect. The video explains the PiMHz implementation, setup, and demos the Community and National Discs.

<p>Dominic Plunkett has updated the BBC Micro PiMHz software to emulate most of the hardware for a BBC AIV system, including the LV player! Just add a trackball/mouse and a PiTubeDirect and you'll be able to run the Domesday disc!</p> <p>This video covers how the PiMHz implementation works (basically!), how to set it up and gives a demo of the Domesday Community and National Discs.</p> <p><a href="https://lobste.rs/s/82vulz/bbc_master_pi_1mhz_domesday">Comments</a></p>
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# BBC Master Pi 1MHz Domesday **Channel:** youtu.be via fanf Source: [https://youtu.be/UAWSOCOTjIU](https://youtu.be/UAWSOCOTjIU) ## Description <p>Dominic Plunkett has updated the BBC Micro PiMHz software to emulate most of the hardware for a BBC AIV system, including the LV player! Just add a trackball/mouse and a PiTubeDirect and you'll be able to run the Domesday disc!</p> <p>This video covers how the PiMHz implementation works (basically!), how to set it up and gives a demo of the Domesday Community and National Discs.</p> <p><a href="https://lobste.rs/s/82vulz/bbc_master_pi_1mhz_domesday">Comments</a></p>

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