Hi,
I record the cassette sounds into my computer and play them back into my
M100. It works well with one of my computers but with the other, the
computer inverts the signal. I solve that by connecting the tip
connector on the output of the computer to the outside connector of the
M100 and the outside connector of the computer to the tip connector of
the M100. I basically invert the signal in wiring.
Don
On 4/3/21 1:37 PM, Jan Vanden Bossche wrote:
We have several TPDD emulators, on several platforms, wich is great,
because those relieve us from having to maintain old electromechanical
hardware.
But is there a cassette-player-emulator ?
That would be quite handy for people that can't or don't want to
upgrade their machine, and are content to keep using it with just
tape-like storage. Also, you wouldn't have to load ROMware or
client-software.
If there was, it would be compatible, not only for the Model T's, but
virtually all across the TRS-80 line, Model I, Model III (and M4 in
III mode) Coco 1, 2 & 3, probably a lot of pocket computers also, and
maybe even non-Tandy computers ? (MSX maybe ?)
So, assuming one doesn't exist, would it be difficult to build? Analog
storage ? Digital storage? AD-DA reproduction ? Arduino, perhaps ?
Just some wild thinking ...
Greetings from the TyRannoSaurus
Jan-80
