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TFM: /* Applications */

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‎Applications

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2024-02-08T16:10:25Z

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TFM: /* Projects */

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‎Projects

TFM: /* Releases */

2021-04-19T19:30:47Z

‎Releases

TFM: /* Native CPC-OS */

2019-09-01T17:30:17Z

‎Native CPC-OS

TFM: /* Native CPC-OS */

2019-07-18T01:53:30Z

‎Native CPC-OS

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TFM: /* Organized CPC Parties */

2018-03-29T11:02:55Z

‎Organized CPC Parties

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TFM at 11:01, 29 March 2018

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 *[[FuturePlayer|FuturePlayer]] (MP3 and WAV player)
 *[[FutureView|FutureView]] (Disc Mag, four issues)
 *[[GMSK|GMSK]] (Sprite converter; Mode 0 graphic to CPC-Plus sprites)
 *[[GSED|GSED]] (Graphic Playground Editor for 2D / 3D games)

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 *Kane (sprite grabber etc.)
 *HD20 Backup / Compare / Restore (for the Dobbertin 20 MB hard disc) - also using M4 SD card!
 *[[MegaFlashROManager]] (management of the MegaFlash Pseudo-ROMs under FutureOS)
 *[[ROManager|ROManager]] (Pseudo-ROM Manager for any kind of available Flash expansion!)

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 *[[CBM|CBM]] (Menu system for [[FutureOS|FutureOS]])
 *[[FilmeMacher|FilmeMacher]] (Movie player, up to 50 fps)
 *[[FIOLIB|FIOLIB]] (C library)
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 *[[GSED|GSED]] (Graphic Playground Editor for 2D / 3D games)
 *Kane (sprite grabber etc.)
-*HD20 Backup / Compare / Restore (for the Dobbertin 20 MB hard disc)
+*HD20 Backup / Compare / Restore (for the Dobbertin 20 MB hard disc) - also using M4 SD card!
 *[[MegaFlashROManager]] (management of the MegaFlash Pseudo-ROMs under FutureOS)
 *[[ROManager|ROManager]] (Pseudo-ROM Manager for any kind of available Flash expansion!)

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 *[[GMSK|GMSK]] (Sprite converter; Mode 0 graphic to CPC-Plus sprites)
 *[[GSED|GSED]] (Graphic Playground Editor for 2D / 3D games)
 *[[MegaFlashROManager]] (management of the MegaFlash Pseudo-ROMs under FutureOS)
-*[[ROManager|ROManager]] (Pseudo-ROM Manager for [[SYMBiFACE II|SYMBiFACE II]])
+*[[ROManager|ROManager]] (Pseudo-ROM Manager for any kind of available Flash expansion!)
 ==== Demos ====

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 * [[FutureOS]]
 * [[FuturePlayer]]
 * [[MegaFlash]] (Software part)
 * [[MegaROM]] TFM just had the idea of a cheap ROM card to allow everybody to use [[FutureOS]] and its games. All the work was done by [[User:Bryce|Bryce]].

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 *[[FutureOS Cartridge]] - FutureOS for the 6128 Plus in a Cartridge
-==== Applications  ====
+==== Applications ====
 *[[CBM|CBM]] (Menu system for [[FutureOS|FutureOS]])
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 *[[ROManager|ROManager]] (Pseudo-ROM Manager for [[SYMBiFACE II|SYMBiFACE II]])
-==== Demos  ====
+==== Demos ====
 *[[Captain Future|Captain Future]] (needs 4 MB)
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 *ZeichenDemo (to show power of FutureOS system functions)
-==== Games  ====
+==== Games ====
 *[[A Tribute to the Sisters]]
 *[[Cyber Chicken]] - 64 KB / 128 KB Disc Version
 *[[Gerelakos]]
 === Native CPC-OS ===
-* [[LambdaSpeak III ROM]] for the [[LambdaSpeak]] speech synthesizer by [[LambdaMikel]] here: [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/LambdaSpeak_RSX_by_TFM.zip LambdaSpeak RSX expansion]
+==== Applications ====
 * [[MegaFlashROManager]] - Management of the Flash-ROMs of the [[MegaFlash]] made by [[User:Bryce|Bryce]]. Now for 64 KB and 128 KB CPC, as ROM or disc version, for FutureOS or CPC-OS. There is also support for the FlashGordon and MegaFlash EX, both are slightly altered MegaFlash expansions.
 * Manager of the [[SYMBiFACE II]] pseudo ROMs for [[BASIC]] called [[ROManager BASIC]].
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 * Test-Software for all kind of Expansion RAM, supports even the 4 MB E-RAM from Jarek [[CPC4MB]]) [[Media:E-RAM_Test_2014.zip]]
 * [[VaraDOS]] - ParaDOS upgraded to use Vortex format on drive B
-* MP3 Player for [[LambdaSpeak]] III
+* MP3 Player for [[LambdaSpeak]] III and FS
 === CP/M Plus ===
 * Various expansion ROMs for the CP/M Plus ROM version
-* TIMEROM#.COM which searches the RTC from dxs from &00 to &7F (while TIMEROM.COM only checks 0-15)
+* TIMEROM#.COM which searches the RTC from dxs from &00 to &7F (while TIMEROM.COM only checks 0-15). Also support for the LambdaSpeak FS / III RTC
 == Publications ==

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−	[[Category:CPC_scene_members]][[Category:~~Active CPC Game Developers~~]]	+	[[Category:Active CPC Game Developers]]
		+	[[Category:CPC_scene_members]]
		+	[[Category:FutureOS]]

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 [[Image:TFM1.jpg|thumb|TFM in the mid-90]] [[Image:TFM2.jpg|thumb|TFM today]]
-'''TFM''' or "The Future Man" (Dr. Stefan W. Stumpferl) got his first CPC6128 with color monitor in the year of 1986. He is a active coder of the German CPC scene. 1987 he founded the group [[FutureSoft]]. Since 1989 he is working on the biggest CPC project ever: [[FutureOS]] and including its software. Further he has developed and a broader variety of software for the Amstrad/Schneider CPC and some other Z80 computers. In 1991 he got his first 6128 [[Plus]] with color monitor, already in 1992 he published the secrets of the 6128 [[Plus]] [[ASIC]] in the German magazine [[CPC Amstrad International]].
+'''TFM''' or "The Future Man" (Dr. Stefan W. Stumpferl) got his first CPC6128 with color monitor in the year of 1986. He is a active coder of the German CPC scene. 1987 he founded the group [[FutureSoft]]. Since 1989 he is working on the biggest CPC project ever: [[FutureOS]] and including its software. Further he has developed and a broader variety of software for the Amstrad/Schneider CPC and some other Z80 computers. In 1991 he got his first 6128 [[Plus]] with color monitor, already in 1992 he published the secrets of the 6128 [[Plus]] [[ASIC]] in the German magazine [[CPC Amstrad International]]. Since the old days he contributed a huge amount of knowledge, software and help to the CPC community.
 == Releases ==