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Turbo Tape 250
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Submitted by Aki on 22 January 2015
| Instead of this, I and all I knew around here used this one V3 Turbo Tape |
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Submitted by Comos on 7 June 2011
| One of the most used Turbo in our country.I use it a lot,but I was tired to load it every time before loading a proggy,but lucky the Turbo in FC3 was compatible :) |
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Submitted by Mace on 20 April 2010
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Submitted by Inge on 20 April 2010
| Talking of effects; I used to put INC $D020 where those three NOP's are, and a second place as well. Very helpful - with the colours, it was very easy to find out where the files started. And it was possible to see if a file was normal tape or turbo tape ;-) |
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Submitted by enthusi on 20 April 2010
Yeah, Turbo250 was pretty darn short.
It lacked the screen-wide credits-message quite some others had, and it makes some nice usage of ROM-calls. (totally worth to check out what Mr.Z did there :)
It aint the first TurboTape compatible loader by far though (which apparently some people still believe?)...
DataBecker (german publisher) even provided a fully documented source for his FastTape (TT compatible) in:
"Das Cassetten Buch zu Commodore 64 und VC-20", 1984.
Mr.Z's TT is what I examined (not ripped :) for Turbo Tape Kernal Rom |
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Submitted by tnu on 20 April 2010
| ..that is correct...and it took 5 rounds before the file was found...:-) |
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Submitted by Flex on 20 April 2010
| If I remember it right, Turbo 250 took only 13 rounds in the counter, as most of the tape-turbos were 20. |
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Submitted by tnu on 20 April 2010
Quote:No fancy loading effects whatsoever.
..and thank god for that...
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Submitted by Zyron on 19 April 2010
| @Flex: No fancy loading effects whatsoever. :) |
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Submitted by Frantic on 19 April 2010
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Submitted by Flex on 19 April 2010
| I used to use "Special Tape" (Antisoft?) which was very popular in my hood back in 1985 or something. Turbo 250 was its competitor and it was a matter of taste which one you used.. Did Turbo 250 have any load-effect (such as rastercolors on screen) ?? |
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Submitted by Mace on 19 April 2010
Quote:Turbo 250 @ Codebase Aargh... I was just doing that (to 64TASS, but the idea is identical)!
Well, nothing lost, I did it during some boring course here at the office... ;-)
Acutally, I will continue and upload my version with more labels and explanation. |
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Submitted by tnu on 19 April 2010
| ..the best program ever made....and the cursor should be moved one step further as it was how it occured when the program started,after pressing space when file was found..... |
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Submitted by enthusi on 19 April 2010
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Submitted by Mace on 19 April 2010
| There's a rather cumbersome EOR encoding scheme in this file to make the initial routine unreadable. |
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Submitted by Tao on 21 April 2007
| @Zyron: heh, OK, point taken. Then again, warp*25 sucks bigtime... |
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Submitted by Oswald on 21 April 2007
| lol, explaining tape turbos to zyron omg... :) |
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Submitted by Zyron on 21 April 2007
The similarity I was referring to is that all turbos shorten the loading time.
And if we involve Warp*25 your argument is completely incorrect. :) |
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Submitted by Tao on 21 April 2007
@Zyron: no, tape turbos do not work in the same way a disk turbo does =) A disk turbo speeds up loading by using more efficient transfer routines...
A tape turbo doesn't really speed up loading per se; the tape still rolls at the same rate. You need to save a program using the turbo to able to load it at "turbo" speed; what it does is that it stores data with higher density, thus reducing loadtimes. As a bonus you also fit more wares on each tape. |
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Submitted by Zyron on 21 April 2007
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Submitted by jailbird on 21 April 2007
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Submitted by Oswald on 21 April 2007
| next ignorant question please. |
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Submitted by Zyron on 21 April 2007
| Similar to any disk turbo. |
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Submitted by Style on 20 April 2007
| considering I threw my datasette out after 5 minutes, how is that? |
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Submitted by Zyron on 20 April 2007
| More or less like any other turbo loader. |
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Submitted by Style on 20 April 2007
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Submitted by Zyron on 20 April 2007
| It speeds up tape loading big time. |
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Submitted by Style on 20 April 2007
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Submitted by TWR on 28 January 2007
| That is a very good question, Inge. No Turbo 250 - no scene. |
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Submitted by Inge on 25 January 2007
| I wonder how the history of the C64 had been without this great tool. |
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Submitted by TWR on 25 January 2007
| I totally agree with Morpheus. Seeing this screenshot makes me warm inside. |
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Submitted by Morpheus on 18 October 2006
| This turbo was my best friend for many years, and of course, I wasn't alone. Thank you Zoltan for this superb tool! It's a definate 10! |
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