Then using audiotap and it's command line equivalent tap2audio, you can convert them all to wav files:įor %f in (c:\your_tap_folder\*.tap) do tap2audio "%f" "%f.wav"įrom there you can burn to CD, or use another tool to convert to MP3 This assumes slushload_v3.exe is in the same directory as your PRG files:įor %f in (*.prg) do slushload_v3 "%f" "C:\your_tap_folder\%f.tap" -speed 13 Next, you catch batch create a lot of TAP files at speed 13 with this one liner. This batch script will turn any filename into uppercase in a given offįor %%A in (A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do (
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This is all done through some batch scripting through the windows command line.įirstly, you need to ensure that all your PRG filenames are in uppercase, otherwise slushload will put all the FOUND filenames into graphics characters. I've been experimenting with making speed 13 taps in batch for burning onto CD, and also for MP3 usage through a tape adapter. Just some embarrassingly bad program I wrote myself. What did you use for creating that 16 bit 96khz wav file? So the length is approximately 22 seconds. TAP Name : slushload_calibration_data_speed_10_(0x09).tap Writing: slushload_calibration_data_speed_10_(0x09).tap PS! May still only be used commercially with permissionĬreating calibration data with speed 10 (0x09) Optimizations on huffman loader made possible with help from Krill, tlr and cjam.
Slushload V3.0 tape loading system (C) 2021 Tom Roger Skauen G:\>slushload_v3.exe -calibrate -speed 10 Yes, the sp10calibrate.wav dump looks completely messed up, so it's no wonder the wpcomp table creation fails. That dump file was created for the calibration purpose.I followed the "Quickguide for creating a custom write precompensation table" at the bottom of the readme file.But it keeps giving error when I try to create the wpcomp_table.txt file.
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