Posted By
RobertB
on 2014-03-04
23:06:48
|  Re: Commodore stuffz on ebay
MMSZ wrote:
> VIC-VODER interface for VIC based computers.
> Why it need VIC, if connected to user port and just needs Print#'1?
No, that's just a catchy name; it has nothing to do with the VIC chip inside the C= computer. In fact, it should be able to connect to a Plus/4's user port. (To make it fit, you'd have to get a Dremel tool and shave off one or two millimeters off right side and the left side of the male user port connector on the VIC-VODER... something which I have not done yet with my VV.)
> it is an interesting HW stuff, although our speech PRGs produce similar quality without
> the bill of 129 USD
You can buy the kit for $32 US (but you have to provide your own Raspberry Pi, which is the heart of the VV). For other purchase options, see
http://www.geocities.ws/cbm/vic-voder/options.html
> does not work without eating up 30K RAM
The VIC-VODER is transparent to the system, i.e., it does not eat up any system RAM. In fact, the VV has its own RAM. For more details, go to
http://www.geocities.ws/cbm/vic-voder/vic-voder.html
A satisfied VV customer,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
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