CaPriCe32 emulates the Amstrad CPC home computer models 464, 664 and 6128 faithfully on your PC. Detailed usage instructions can be found in the included documentation.
Minimum Requirements
Pentium II 300MHz, 32MB RAM, Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, DirectX7
WARNING: this is a beta version and only comes with a minimal set of instructions. If you're looking for a 'full-featured' CPC emulator, see v1.11 below instead.
The emulator is a MS-DOS based executable but runs well in the Windows 9x environment. Windows NT/2000/XP are not supported.
CaPriCe32 emulates the Amstrad CPC home computer models 464, 664 and 6128 faithfully on your PC. Detailed documentation is provided in English, German, French, Spanish and Norwegian.
The emulator is a MS-DOS based executable but runs well in the Windows 9x environment. Windows NT/2000/XP are not supported.
Minimum Requirements
Pentium class CPU, SVGA graphics card with VESA 2.0, 8 MB RAM, MS-DOS or Windows 9x. Optionally supports SoundBlaster (and compatibles) for digital AY-3-8912 sound chip emulation.
Copy Protected Disk Reader is a MS-DOS based utility used to transfer data on CPC disks into the extended DSK format. CPDRead's speciality is copy protected software. Non-standard CPC disk formats (eg. VORTEX or ROMDOS) can also be turned into DSK images.
Copy Protected Disk Writer is a MS-DOS utility used to write emulator disk images to any disk drive attached to the PC. It supports the most popular emulator image formats of the Amstrad CPC and the Atari ST.
This is the MS-DOS port of Pierre Guerrier's Disk Image XTender - a utility that turns disk images of various formats into the 'extended disk image format' (edsk). Supported formats are: dsk, edsk, cpd, dif, emu, ami, and cpc.
The MS-DOS port of Pierre Guerrier's AIFF decoder - a tool for retrieving data recorded in SpeedWrite 1 or 0 from Amstrad CPC tapes. It does not work with copy protected software!
DirectPad Pro is a combination hardware/software interface that allows you to utilize PlayStation, Saturn, Atari, Genesis, Jaguar, SNES, and other kinds of console joysticks/pads. DirectPad Pro only supports Windows 9x. It is no longer being developed and therefore I suggest you look at PPJoy or NTPAD XP for the same functionality.
PPJoy is a device driver that lets you use digital (e.g. old Atari, Spectravideo, etc.) joysticks in Windows. PPJoy supports Windows 98, Me, 2000 and XP. Visit the PPJoy homepage for the latest version.
NTPAD XP is a device driver that lets you use console gamepads (e.g. Playstation, SNES, Genesis, etc.) in Windows 2000/XP. Visit the NTPAD XP homepage for the latest version.
SciTech Display Doctor provides the VESA standard in a software layer which, in some cases, is even faster than the original version by the card manufacturer! Visit the SDD homepage for the latest version.
