looking for bin2cas converters and their techincal specs doumentation

بواسطة nitrofurano

Champion (301)

صورة nitrofurano

23-12-2010, 20:54

months ago i started a personal project for sending, from a Linux machine, webcam captures to 8bit computers using a mono audio cable, just like we used to load games from cassettes - http://nitrofurano.altervista.org/experimental/webcampictureson8bitcomputers/index.html

i have ready the zx-spectrum and coco2 versions - now i'm needing a msx version which can run on Linux, and better if it is coded in an interpreted language like Python, Perl, Ruby, Lua, etc.

since the coco2 version of bin2cas.pl (from http://archive.worldofdragon.org/archive/index.php?dir=Tapes/wav/ ) seems to be easy to code and understand, i think the msx version would be as easy to be coded?

if someone know something about (or at least know where the technical info about the .cas file) please let us know! :)
thanks in advance,
p.

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بواسطة nitrofurano

Champion (301)

صورة nitrofurano

23-12-2010, 22:18

errata: bin2cas.pl can be find at http://archive.worldofdragon.org/archive/index.php?dir=Tools/
(a question for msx.org admins: why can't i edit my own topic posts?)

بواسطة Huey

Prophet (2694)

صورة Huey

24-12-2010, 00:24

(a question for msx.org admins: why can't i edit my own topic posts?)

IIRC there is a 15 minute time window in which you can edit your post.

بواسطة nitrofurano

Champion (301)

صورة nitrofurano

24-12-2010, 14:01

why do i need to hurry in 15 minutes? this is silly... :| - i'm dislexic, for gods sake...

بواسطة Huey

Prophet (2694)

صورة Huey

24-12-2010, 14:14

Well its annoying to reply on a post that will be altered later making the reply obsolete or stupid Tongue

بواسطة nitrofurano

Champion (301)

صورة nitrofurano

29-12-2010, 16:39

anyway, i'm still looking for a cas2wav for the msx (in Python, Perl, Lua, Ruby, etc.) - do someone know where can this be found?

بواسطة hap

Paragon (2042)

صورة hap

29-12-2010, 16:53

Get castools source and compile it with gcc: http://home.kabelfoon.nl/~vincentd/
If you really must have it written in one of your preferred scripting languages, port it, source code size is not that large. :)