Video 9000 Installed base | MSX Resource Center (Page 2/3)

By tvalenca

Paladin (747)

30-04-2016, 00:23

Manuel wrote:

Try to contact Koen van Hartingsveldt. I don't have contact info though.

Does he post here?

By NYYRIKKI

Enlighted (6011)

30-04-2016, 03:12

I have Video9000... I can take better picture next Wednesday when I visit the warehouse again...

From here you can find picture of Video9000 taken with Video9000 :)

By Manuel

Ascended (19220)

30-04-2016, 12:34

tvalenca wrote:

Manuel wrote:

Try to contact Koen van Hartingsveldt. I don't have contact info though.

Does he post here?

I don't think so. But the Video9000 manual says that he developed it He's on LinkedIn, if I'm not mistaken.

By spacemoai1973

Ambassador (0)

01-05-2016, 11:32

After the first production were also gfx9000 converted to video9000

By tvalenca

Paladin (747)

02-05-2016, 21:39

there were produced only 26 Video9000 in total, and AFAIK all of them were converted from GFX9000. But there were produced a lot more GFX9000....

By meits

Scribe (6530)

02-05-2016, 23:03

tvalenca wrote:

Manuel wrote:

Try to contact Koen van Hartingsveldt. I don't have contact info though.

Does he post here?

No, but you might be able to reach him via the guys of Nowind. That's how I reached him to fix my moonsound about one year ago.

By tvalenca

Paladin (747)

03-05-2016, 17:48

(removed. contacting privately)

By hamlet

Scribe (4105)

03-05-2017, 22:17

Exactly a year has passed, today I opened my Video9000 and tooked some pictures.

You can find the full frames at msx.pics

By sd_snatcher

Prophet (3608)

04-05-2017, 01:06

Thank you, hamlet!

By aoineko

Paladin (804)

15-07-2022, 19:48

How much VRAM does the Video9000 have?
For the GFX9000, V9990 Powergraph and GFX-NINE, I saw that they all have 512 KB, but I couldn't find the info for the Video9000.
I'm starting to study the V9990 documentation to support the chip into MSXgl, and if all cards available on MSX have 512 KB, I could simplify things rather than supporting configurations that do not exist (128 and 256 KB).