> Therefore, in return for a credit and maybe more depending on what you are
> looking for, I'm looking for volunteers to help me refine a voiceover
> script and make sure my supporting visuals match what is being said.
>
> As stated, it's a crash course intro to computers (not the PC kind, but the
> bare bones 6502 variety of course) and then a somewhat simplified overview
> of the 2600 architecture from the inside out. I was hoping for more of a
> gate-level hardware explanation of how the 2600 works, but without Joe it
> would have to be more of an explanation of how the 2600 reacts to software.
I am not much of a writer, but I would be willing to provide my knowledge
of the 'gate' level hardware. I could explain chip level, and register
transfer level, but not gate level per-se, because as far as I know that
info is not available. I think this is what you are meaning by gate
level.
> Depending on the opinions of those on the list, we can make this into a
> public endeavor as we were doing with the FAQ creation, otherwise we can
> branch off into private email discussions or a custom eGroups thing.
I think myself and a few others on the list have enough knowledge of the
hardware to keep things straight. I think it would produce a bit more
accurate results if it is kept on the list as well.
So if you will be the writer, I would be happy to help provide the
information.(or to refine, or check for accuracy)
Mark De Smet
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