Go64u

go64u

Ultimate64 CLI

Current functions

• show rest api version
• show device information (fpga version, etc.)
• mount/unmount disk images
• reset/reboot/pause/resume machine
• poke/peek value in/from memory
• write message on screen(base:0x400) at x,y
• load and run local prg/crt over dma
• make screenshot as png
• show screenshot directly in console (sixel, if supported)
• show current vic/bank setup (d011/d016/d018/dd00)
• navigate through internal storage via ls/cd over ftp connection
• terminal mode
• selectable audiostream player

Some commands are only available in terminal mode

• cd (change directory)
• asc (audio stream controller)
• stream (stream to your favourite platform, usually needs a streaming key)

Folder structure with icons

Audio Stream Player - Terminal

Audio Stream Player - GUI

Todo's

• add gui frontend (currently available experimental, still buggy)
• twitch stream
• add streaming client for video (monitor mode)
• record audio
• list and change dir (local and remote)
• disassembler with dialect option

Installation

Create an environment variable GO64U_CONFIG_PATH where the .go64u.yaml file is located

The structure of the file is currently as follows

Devices:
  DEVICE_NAME[n]:
    Description: "Device name"
    IsDefault: true
    IpAddress: <ip of device>
    VideoPort: 11000
    AudioPort: 11001
    DebugPort: 11002
StreamingTargets:
  <name of the streaming platform, e.g. twitch>: rtmp://live.twitch.tv/app/<stream_key>
  <second platform...>: rtmp://
LogLevel: ffmpeg_loglevel
DumpFolder: <path to dump folder>
ScreenshotFolder: <path to screenshot folder>

NOTE: If you have more than one Ultimate64 board, you have to choose different ports for each board

NOTE: If you want to stream the u64 stream via rtmp to twitch, youtube, etc. you need to install ffmpeg

How to start

Option1 - Terminal Mode

go64u <command>

Option2 - Terminal Mode(REPL)

go64u --terminal

Option3 - GUI Mode

go64u --gui

How to stream to twitch or other platforms

start go64u in terminal mode : .\go64u.exe --terminal then type stream target_name e.g. stream twitch