00:00hello everyone please if you don't mind subscribe like share and comment and why
00:05not become a member I thought of installing device emulator which
00:09emulates many computers from the 80s including one of the most famous ones
00:14which is Commodore 64 I didn't want to do it off cam and I thought of sharing
00:21it with you this sounds like the official page of this emulator it's
00:27hosted on SourceForge let's download it and install it it's available on many
00:38platforms we are I am under Intel Mac this is for Mac 12 and above you choose the
00:53one that's relevant to your platform and download it in my case I need an older
01:00binary for Mac OS so I should click here
01:18the version that's compatible with my Mac OS version is 3.7.1
01:29luckily I cannot install the newest version which is by the time of recording this
01:35video 3.9 so I will take this one click it it should download my download is
01:47finished we can now run it either by clicking it here or by going to the
01:54find find finder and then the downloads folder and from there we double-click it
02:23I guess we simply grab that whole folder into this
02:29shortcut of the applications which should install for us now let's go to the
02:39launch pad and see what we got
02:47we go to vice
02:55open
03:05I believe this is the one for Commodore 64 I'm not sure though this is my
03:15first time to be honest okay
03:23and here we go this is the famous legendary basic prompt for Commodore 64 basic
03:37is a famous programming language you may look for it online to know about it
03:44however not
03:44I believe it's my bounty I'm not sure though this is not but but the הס one, I believe it's
04:13my
04:29So it works, although the first one didn't appear for me for a reason that I don't know.
04:38Now, usually the people when they play around without going so deep with this, they make a loop like this.
04:59Then they run it.
05:01Of course, after they input the code.
05:09Okay.
05:10Yes, of course, there is syntax error.
05:13I got instead of print, written.
05:20And it is always recommended to type the numbers in order to execute the commands in order.
05:29And they are supposed also to be in the form of probably tens instead of one, two, three.
05:38In case you forgot something in between, you type it there.
05:42This is at least what I knew from this.
05:47Infinite.
05:50Then 20.
05:52Go to 10.
05:55Then run.
05:58And it works.
06:03We can also load some media for the relevant computer that is emulated.
06:15You can explore what you have.
06:18Let's say attach disk image to the drive that you would like to attach the medium to, if I'm not
06:26mistaken.
06:27There is also a data set.
06:30Data set looks like the good old cassette.
06:37Let's try it.
06:42I have nothing here.
06:44Otherwise, I would show you how that would look like.
06:53Let's reset.
06:56Soft reset.
06:59And then, yes.
07:01You saw how I opened device.
07:04I ran it.
07:05And it gave me many options.
07:08And as I told you, it doesn't only emulate Commodore 64.
07:15It emulates many other platforms.
07:19And instead of simply opening device by double-clicking this or from the launch pad,
07:27You can choose whichever variant of computer to emulate from all of these.
07:33If I want, for example, to run the same emulator of the same platform as the one that you saw.
07:41I can double-click this one.
07:44And it will run the Commodore 64 emulator.
07:50If we want, for Commodore 128, we can double-click this one, in case it allows multiple instances.
08:00Otherwise, we may need to close this one first.
08:03Okay.
08:05And run this again.
08:11And this is probably a Commodore 128.
08:26It got a newer version of BASIC.
08:31The other ones represent other platforms that can be emulated.
08:38You may discover them alone.
08:41I don't want to go so deep with each and every one of them.
08:46Anyway, that was how to set up Vice, Commodore 64, and others emulator on macOS.
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