TAP Writer V0.1

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TAP Writer V0.1 [2010]

Released by :
Onslaught [web]

Release Date :
17 December 2010

Type :
REU Release

AKA :
tape master

User rating:

awaiting 8 votes (6 left) See votestatistics

Credits :

Code

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Enthusi of Onslaught

Download :

http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/93934/tapwriter.prg (downloads: 829)

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Summary
Submitted by enthusi on 17 December 2010

This tool masters a TAP image back to TAPE from REU memory expansion.

First get a TAP image into your REU. This can be achieved quite easyly with the 1541 ultimate by renaming GAME.TAP to GAME.REU.

Then launch the tool (or vice versa) and follow the instructions \o/

Its 0.1 for a reason but the TAPs I tested worked very well. Note, that some original games require NO cart inserted during load or even NO IEC drive connected.

Behavior for TAPs > 512 KB is unclear.
Works in vice but the following might be troublesome:
wrap after 512 KB in bytewise autoload mode
* does it occur in a real expanded REU?
* vice does NOT show any wrap
* bug in REU implementation of Vice or 1541u?

Furthermore I encourage you to master recent releases like:
UWOL - Quest for Money [tape] , Nanako in Classic Japanese Monster Castle or A Load of TAP rather than creating fake originals of former dumps.

Enjoy,
enthusi

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