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AmigaOneProductions has visited various presentations around the UK, and
produced a video for each event, looking through the videos, you can see
the progression of OS4 over the past several months.
Videos - Why ?
Video production all started with a trip to Enfield, North of
London, to an ANT (Amiga North Thames) meeting on November 9th 2003,
this was to be the first ever public showing of OS4 booting on AmigaOne
hardware, I thought it was something I should not miss I took my camera
along, thinking I'll get some footage of the event. On returning
home and over the next few days I edited the video, and put it online for all to
see.
What happened next came as a surprise, I honestly
thought that maybe a hundred or so people might want to download my videos,
so after letting people know on my favourite Amiga Website (amigaworld.net,
where else !), I kept a watch on the server logs to see if anyone was bothering
to download the videos
Within a few days, news of the videos had spread to various other websites
around the world, (many in languages I don't speak). The hundred or so
people that I expected to visit the site came, then so did another 100,
then another. At the end of November, the total number of unique visitors
came to just over 8000, taking with them 117 Gigabytes of bandwidth !
After getting very good feedback from everyone I decided to
continue producing videos of any of the other shows I was able to get to.
OK, enough of the waffle, on with the Videos
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Amiga North Thames - ANT
Here you can see the first UK showing of AmigaOS4
booting on an AmigaOne on Nov 9th 2003, there is an edited music video,
showing various parts of the OS, also on this page is a full presentation
of OS4 booting and being explained.
I also visited the ANT group on Feb 8th 2004, where an
update was given on how the OS4 project was progressing.
Click in the ANT to go to the download page
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OS4 comes to Bath
The OS4 video Bath on December 13th 2003 is more of a promotional video than
a full demonstration, lasting a mere 2 mins.
Alan Redhouse, Chairman of Eyetech gave a speech about the
future of the Amiga hardware, and the direction Eyetech are going.
Click on one of the images to go to the download page
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Newcastle
Amigaworld member "Jurassic Camper" gave a demonstration based mainly
around audio and gaming.
Introduced by Alan Redhouse, who also took part in a
question and answer session after the demonstration
Click one of the the images to go to the download page
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The Big Bash - Peterborough
The "Big Bash" was more of a celebration than a demonstration,
although a very important demonstration was given, OS4 was installed from
CD for the first time, showing just what you need to know to get OS4 up
and running without Linux.
Click one of the images to go to the download page
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The Big Bash II - Peterborough
16th October 2004
After the fun we had at the last Big Bash, we just had to do it again !
Click the image to go to the download page
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AmiGBG
Gothenburg, Sweden
This is probably one of the biggest annual events
organised in the name of Amiga
Videos from 2003 & 2004 events available
Click in the AmiGBG Logo to go to the download page
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AmiWest 2004
Video from the AmiWest show
at Sacramento California July 2004
including video of Garry Hare's talk about Amiga's future
Click the AmiWest Logo to
go to the download page
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Misc Extras
This page has been set up as a
dumping ground for anything that does not easily fit elsewhere.
One of the things you
will find here are videos of the AmigaOS4 / MicroA1 demo shown on Turkish
TV
Click the Boing Ball to go to the download page
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