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From Rinat Sharypov → To All 9 June 2004
Is it really possible to use an audio cassette on a PC in the same quality as it was in
spec and how much will fit in it?
Technically there is nothing to implement here, only in software.
Bye All!
... Mongnarim uynamiy
From Eugene Palenock → To All 9 June 2004
Hello, Rinat!
09 Jun 04 14:10, Rinat Sharypov -> All:
RS> Is it really possible to use an audio cassette on a PC
I wonder where the moderator went...
RS> in quality like it was with the spec and how much will fit in there? technically
RS> there is nothing to implement here, only software.
Yes, really, of course. Moreover, taking into account the hardware DAC and ADC, it will fit
substantially more (for an echo tag, a 60-minute cassette can fit from 400kb
to 790kb (depending on the ratio of 0 and 1)).
With respect, Evgeniy.
From Alexander A. Lyadenko → To All 9 June 2004
09 Jun 04 14:10, you wrote to All:
RS> in general, is it really possible to use an audio cassette on a PC in quality like
RS> did the spec have it and how much will fit in it? technically there is nothing to implement
RS>, only programmatically.
really. the same as for spec. why ?
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From Rinat Sharypov → To All 10 June 2004
EP> Yes, really, of course. Moreover, taking into account the hardware DAC and ADC, the
EP> will fit significantly more (for an echo tag, a 60-minute cassette will fit from 400kb
EP> to 790kb (depending on the ratio of 0 and 1)).
not enough.
Sau bul Eugene!
... Mongnarim uynamiy
From Tim Kelly → To All 14 June 2004
EP> I wonder where the moderator went...
On a well-deserved rest... But he sees everything.
Au revoir.
Tim Kelly [Team Kelly] [ZX]
... np: silence
From Konstanteen Denisov → To All 16 June 2004
IBM PC/XT and Search have this. And on ms1511 (This is a Soviet XT in a case like from UKNC).
I don’t know exactly how much it fits, but it’s unlikely to be more than a megabyte.
and so, if you program it programmatically through a sound blaster, you can do more,
only if you use a more complex encoding algorithm.