[ZX] JSpeccy v0.89 22.12.2011

JSpeccy v0.89, Christmas Edition 2011 December 23, 2011

• Interface I emulation and up to 8 microdrives.
• Emulation LEC RAM extension, which features a modest Spectrum 48k with 528kb of RAM without memory contention problems. Mounting hardware is a handyman that electronics can be performed, and the Czech Jiri Lamac developed in 1987.
• You can load and save binary files directly to or from the memory of the Spectrum.
• You can record a snapshot PC's memory and quick recall later. Ideal for the toughest screens Uchi-Mata (all).
• As our beloved portable rubber was really back in the 80, it was given in this new version of the ability to hibernate (like bears). Thus it is possible to automatically record the state of the emulator to go out and just starting to recover.
• You can choose whether you want to map the keyboard from the PC to the Spectrum, to avoid having to learn keyboard shortcuts, or use a more traditional way, with the Shift key (left) playing Shift Caps and May (right) Symbol Shift role (this movie does not have beautiful, only beasts).
• Loading CSW format tape and Z-RLE RLE
•  Recording and loading CSW format blocks (RLE and Z-RLE) in TZX tape type.
• A new dialog box to enter POKEs to discretion.
• New dialog to view and edit any part of the memory of the Spectrum in hexadecimal. The steering column can be in decimal clicking the mouse on the label of the corresponding column address.
• The tape catalog dialog now has a detachable toolbar of dialogue, so that it more comfortable place where you come.
• The menu has a new tape automatic recharge option. When you're doing some development and want to reload the new version of the tape that option makes it easy.
• The support SZX snapshots format has been updated to version 1.4 of the specifications. Is also supported in the interface configuration SZX I and, even unofficially, RAM blocks LEC extension. The author and creator Spectaculator SZX format and has the proposed addition of these new blocks in the official specification.
• The tape fast charge has been accelerated by about 30%.
• The tape icon in the status bar will now trigger when a tape into the player and said through colors when the tape is in playback mode and when in recording mode.
• In the file selection dialog to record automatically gets a default extension when none is specified with the valid. These are: SZX to snapshots, TZX, Tape, scr, for images, mdv for Microdrives and bin for binary files.
• Added several keyboard shortcuts for common actions.

Do not be talking about a software product if not to talk of the bug fixes (sorry, the worst always unknown):

• The edge effects in high resolution mode were not ULAplus
• Corrected and improved the treatment of repeated series of codes DD / FD and when not followed by a code valid for IX and IY. Also corrects an error in the state to contain instructions INC / DEC (HL).
• Fixed a bug in the emulation mode 128 Multiface 128k. Port to emulate missing.
• Added modifications to meet the points 10 and 12 of the specification TZX.
• Certain high-resolution effects Buzzsaw + and Boxzle now display correctly.
• Fixed a bug potentially destructive Despeckle Tape
• Added checks during file load TAP and TZX files SZX to reject defective.
• The last pulse in block DRB recorded not in the TZX.
• The minor version number of the TZX was recorded incorrectly as 0x20. It is found that the tapes are not read-only before attempting to write in them.
• Fixed a problem with the sound of the effect of load noise.
• Fixed an error in recording format Z80 snapshots when the Spectrum model was +2 or +3 to.

As more parts are added configurable, you must delete the file that you have now JSpeccy.xml.

[ZX] JSpeccy v0.88.3 31.05.2011

• minor update that fixes a bug in loading logs AY-3-8912 and affects the sound of the Cray-5 game, adjust the initial content of the Z80 registers depending on whether a cold start or hot and implements the ability to upload files of screen dumps, both in standard format (6912 bytes) and format ULAplus (6976 bytes).