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Does the CTC set a register that can be polled?

I guess you could poll it continually. The speed of the cpu should be sufficient to just continually read and somehow compare the output. It would be inefficient I believe, but should work.

I would also be interested in having a go at the problematic files.

Paul, this is very helpful, thank you, I appreciate your help a lot. I would love to have the code to look over. You can mail it to me at muldjordlars [at] gmail [dot] com. I will look over your input over the coming weeks and see what I can come up with. I love fiddling with this, and it's great fo...

Nice you work on a new tool, but from now on I will release new games as Wav created by apptool, so the wav should be as clean as possible. I also have created new waves from previous games, and they all load nice on real hardware. Yes, that make sense. I mostly wrote this tool because I had proble...

thewiz wrote: ↑

16 Nov 2018 11:49

I will dig out the tape format and post it later today. Off for a flu jab now.

That would be very helpful. Thanks Paul! Good luck with the flu jab.

Hi guys, I've been working on a new wav tape cleaner software. So far I've tested it with most of the wav's from Claus' download page and it works well. It fails with Toado and Knuckles though so I'll look into that in coming versions. Features include: - Automatic baud rate detection based on pulse...

As this is mostly related to software I decided to post it here. I hope that's ok. I'm currently creating videos of all the Memotech games I can get to work on my MTX512. First priority is to load them from the files downloaded from Claus' site. If I can't get those to work, I will try the same game...

Crazyboss wrote: ↑

01 Nov 2018 11:47

Lars you changed the SOUND IC ?

No, only the octal flip-flop that feeds data to it - and it works flawlessly now. Currently creating videos of all the games I can get to work.

Also a trick is to desolder from both sides, dont know if its works on the Memotech but I removed 8x 4116s from a ColecoVision board, the trick is to cut the legs off the ics. And then desolder from the legs-side of the board, and remove the legs with a tool. then later use a solder pump and heat t...