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Cassette deck for PC

Hardware - Cassette deck for PC

 Tuesday, February 17, 2004 - 13:23
 Submitted by: djh1697
 Topic: Hardware
 
The Korean company BTO (Beyond the Ordinary) have created an internal cassette deck player for PC, called Plusdeck. It can be used to play music but, if we're not mistaken also to store (small) files, just like in the old days. Of course, we are wondering if MSX emulators could support this tape deck, in a similar way to the MSX Game Reader, allowing you to use real MSX tapes on PC with emulators.

Relevant link: Plusdeck
 
 


By Google

By Argon on February 17 2004, 18:48
LOAD "UT2004", R ?
By Thom on February 17 2004, 21:23
LOAD"CAS:UT2004",R
By pitpan on February 17 2004, 21:49
BLOAD"CAS:",R
Found: WinXP
Out of Memory
Ok
.

By djh1697 on February 18 2004, 09:29
Alexey Podrezov created a useful project called CasLink, since the project uses the PC soundcard to connect to the cassette deck, and the PlusDeck the same interface, it is not going to be an impossible task. Is it worth spending the amouth of money just to play MSX tapes on your PC though?

www.geocities.com/wierzbowsky/

By Vincent van Dam on February 18 2004, 11:58
The caslink project enables you to send files to your msx using the audiocard on your pc and the cassette port on your msx (pc->msx). I don't really see the connection, since allowing real tapes in emulators you need the other way around (msx->pc). If you would use it for pc->msx you could also buy a real tape recorder, and connect that directly to the msx. Also, the caslink projects seems a bit obsolete to me after the microwaver project, which does more or less the same, but uses compression.
[URL:microwaver]http://www.msx.org/^forumtopic1016.html[/URL]

By Vincent van Dam on February 18 2004, 11:59
Hmm, don't think that was the way to post urls
By Grauw on February 20 2004, 02:21
[url=...
By Sonic_aka_T on March 08 2004, 21:54
Or just (URL)www.url.url(/URL) Ofcourse with the []'s tho...


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