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I think one of the cooler parts is at the end they transmit software to their listeners using tones and tell you to put the auto out from your TV into your comp
by throwaway2016a 10y ago
I think one of the cooler parts is at the end they transmit software to their listeners using tones and tell you to put the auto out from your TV into your computer.
- pmiller2 10y agoYeah. I'd like to know what that software does. :)
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- kilroy123 10y agoI agree, that's very cool. How successful was that kind of "download", I wonder?
- stevetrewick 10y agoNot very AFAICT, partly because audio out was relatively uncommon, never knew anyone who got it to load and they stopped doing it after the first series IIRC. Great bit of nostalgia.
- christiangenco 10y agoIs there anyone here that knows how to decode it?
- stevetrewick 10y ago>At first I tried to load these files into BeebEm. The trouble is that BeebEm doesn't take .wav files directly-- you have to convert them to a format called .uef-- and the conversion programs were reallyt finicky with noisy signals. And this signla is very noisy, having been transmitted over UHF, recorded on home video, and then digitised. In the end, I ended up writing my own demodulator http://marnanel.dreamwidth.org/361588.html http://marnanel.dreamwidth.org/361588.html