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Software News : UberCassette for ALL Amigalikes!
Posted by Spirantho on 2011/3/8 21:30:00 (1480 reads) News by the same author
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Grab your Commodore or Acorn tapes for emulators now!

I've just uploaded a new archive of my latest project:

UberCassette

It will - one day - do everything to do with dumping cassettes of 8-bit machines, but as it stands V0.02 supports Acorn Electron, BBC, and - of course - Commodore 64, C16/+4 and VIC-20 tapes. It supports raw TAP files as well as binary T64 files for the Commodore machines, and UEF files for Acorns. Just feed it your WAV file - even copy-protected ones - and it'll give you a nice emulator friendly tape file, ready for Vice or whatever.

Soon I'll be adding support for other machines, such as Spectrum, Amstrad and anything else I can think of. Kind of like my Catweasel drivers, except on tape.

I've compiled using AmiDevCPP, and made builds for AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS, AROS x86, AROS PPC, Linux x86 and Windows - and full POSIX-compliant source is included. It's just a command-line app at the moment.

Any feedback very much appreciated!

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