That is really extensive, dude. Me like !!

Okay, so it took some more time, but here's my new set up.
That's my main computer, my video recording computer and one of my trusty C64s ready to go (with MMC replay + RR NET plugged in, connecting in to my LAN).

I would advise you to keep that tone in check. I merely said it reminds me of my own first multi format extractor, MultiEx. I did not say anything about which approach is best, nor do I feel any need to do so, as that is really not worth it. If you feel the need to express frustration with 'stupid-m...

This tool reminds me of my command line tool MultiEx from 1997.

You can get it still here : http://www.xentax.com/?page_id=114

Well, you should be fascinated, because it does indeed take a lot of skill.

If you're interested in seeing actual text mode demos and be more baffled, check this archive:

http://taat.fi/tmdc/

You can download them seperately or get the iso to mount. Text Mode Demo competitions since 1996.

Check them all, some really cool ones there.

Sort of reminds me of demos like this one (though there are much cooler ones, and YouTube sucks, you need to see the real thing).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cs303ToBY8

I recently bought S.T.A.L.K.E.R., and I was pleasantly surprised by just how good and atmospheric this game actually is.

And here's me believing Dinoguy1000 was such a descent man.

Cool! We eagerly await your results!

Hehe, actually, no, Well, and yes. In a way. There's not just ROMS in there, also disk images and tape images. Those will have more or less generic structures and you can get the files on those disk images. These could be graphics, and in case of the 16-bit computers, like Amiga and ST, you can have...

http://roms.zophar.net/

770 GB of Retro fun to download, ranging from C64, Atari 2600, ZX Spectrum, SNES , MSX2, to Amiga and Atari ST and many more systems!

A stonking collection ready for free download. Being a retroman myself this is awesome .

This works fine, by the looks of it. I did not have an actual ADX file to test it out on. And the program requires AFS audio files. But converting a .m2v file to sfd without audio worked.

Nice work Zench, can't wait for a working program

Not really, we haven't got that kind of money.