From: a..j.m.weijenberg@hccnet.nl   
      
   On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 16:26:15 +0100, Knut Roll-Lund   
    wrote:   
      
   >Bu wrote:   
   >> Hello,   
   >> I had some TRS-80 tapes laying around and wondered if i could 'look'   
   >> what is on them using a PC in place of a real TRS-80.   
   >> Of course there are some programs around but these seem all to be in   
   cutcut   
   >>   
   >I'm surprised you haven't found wav2cas   
   >   
   >The old version might look like a dos tool but isn't. Though it is a   
   >command line program it is a windows program, will not work with MS-DOS.   
   >   
   >The new version is a dialogbox based application an can do much more   
   >than the previous version as well as working much better with level 1   
   >and level 2 tapes.   
      
   I played with Wav2Cas (maybe an older version) but it did not give me   
   what i wanted. And remember my main objective was to 'look' at a tape   
   without knowing what's on the tape (basic/system/edasm). Also i   
   wondered what the best way was to read the pulses (checking for   
   amplitude or looking for changes: i decided for the latter). And it   
   started as a simple project that got some bells and whistles on the go   
   (and therefor i thought it might be of interest to others).   
   Bu   
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