Finally, finally, it's done
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With the help of Fabrice of course!
Updated SourceForge with news versions and new transfer tool:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/euphor ... %20format/
Wavclean 1.5
- new signal decoding methods, designed for slow speed conversion but might be useful to fast speed too
- you can simulate a WAV speed correction if your tape player is too fast or too slow
- detailed displays available to locate an error in the WAV file (extremely verbose, several megabytes)
Wav2tap 1.2
- you can now try to decode a fast recorded program... Without synchro or header! Of course it won't load in any emulator, but this allows you to explore the content of a program that was partially deleted on tape.
Tap2wav 1.1
- bugfix: sometimes when into an infinite loop if the TAP file wasn't clean and had some extra bytes at the end. Fixed.
- a parameter now allows to add a 1.5 seconds silence at the end of the generated WAV file. This was done because some players don't play the very end of WAV files, thus the Oric program never finished loading. Now all these programs will cut is silence, not the Oric data.
Wav2taps 1.0
This is what took me soooo long: allow the decoding of slow speed recorded tapes! Only one program at time though, because of the very complicated synchronisation method due to the slow signal repeating the same bits several times.
Tries to auto-correct read errors and reports when it did.
You may have to try several Wavclean decoding methods in case of failure.
Enjoy
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(detailed article to come in the CEO-Mag, in French but if I have time to and some are interested, I will translate)