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joop_m
msx friend
Posts: 7 |  Posted: May 27 2004, 18:08 |
Does anyone know a program for this?
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legacy
msx professional
Posts: 516 | Posted: May 27 2004, 21:01 |
You don't need a prog for this, only a command.
If you give the command CLOAD than will be the first prog on tape loaded, than you must give RUN.
And if you know the prog name than you can type CLOAD"FILENAME" after loading give a RUN ( we'r talking about basicfiles)
If you'r loading a binary then you must type BLOAD"CAS:FILENAME",R
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3368 | Posted: May 27 2004, 23:35 |
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snout
msx legend
Posts: 4991 | Posted: May 27 2004, 23:56 |
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Bart
msx professional
Posts: 646 | Posted: May 27 2004, 23:57 |
LOL
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joop_m
msx friend
Posts: 7 | Posted: May 28 2004, 22:39 |
I've already used TAPE2HDD.COM van NOCASH. He can read my RAW-file, but he doesn't make an BAS or ASC or else of it. Does anyone have the same problems?
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IC
msx professional
Posts: 538 | Posted: May 28 2004, 23:02 |
Basicly I used LOAD"CAS:" en SAVE"A:file.bas" to convert Tapes to diskfiles
but if I may add: this will not work with binaries (like BLOAD"CAS:" files), because you need to know what the start, end and execute address is!
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legacy
msx professional
Posts: 516 | Posted: May 28 2004, 23:04 |
If you use the instructions that I mention before, and your basicprogram is loaded, than if you give a LIST, you must see the prog on the screen, if not than there is something wrong.
If you see the prog on your screen, than you can save it on disk by typing SAVE"A:FILENAME.BAS"
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joop_m
msx friend
Posts: 7 | Posted: June 04 2004, 17:54 |
But what if you don't have a diskette station linked to your MSX and want to use your PC to make a .BAS from a wave file or else?
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Sonic_aka_T
msx guru
Posts: 2261 | Posted: June 04 2004, 18:01 |
Didn't I tell you this before? Put the tape in a walkman or whatever and hook it up to your soundcard. Record the part of the tape that has data on it and use one of the many TAPE2CAS programs around to convert it to a CAS file. Then use an emulator that supports CAS files (or WAV's directly) to load the file from the tape image you just made. Once you loaded it you can save it to disk or to a disk image and then extract it.
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3368 | Posted: June 05 2004, 12:35 |
hey T: why not do this on a MSX directly? Load the basic program from tape and save it to disk  |
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Sonic_aka_T
msx guru
Posts: 2261 | Posted: June 05 2004, 14:36 |
Because he asked how he could do it on an emulator... (on PC means emu, right?)
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3368 | Posted: June 05 2004, 19:56 |
ah, right, I missed that!
But, if he doesn't have a diskdrive with his MSX, what's the use of this conversion?
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Sonic_aka_T
msx guru
Posts: 2261 | Posted: June 05 2004, 22:44 |
prolly to use it on an emu...
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3368 | Posted: June 05 2004, 22:46 |
Why not use the wav directly in the emu then!?
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