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Exactly, an in any case looking at the binary with a text editor, KASETA.IMG at only 1kb and a lot of it just being long strings of "1" I'm pretty sure won't be
by franciscop 5y ago
Exactly, an in any case looking at the binary with a text editor, KASETA.IMG at only 1kb and a lot of it just being long strings of "1" I'm pretty sure won't be an image format, at best it could be some info for some tree-like software but def not a pixel-data image.
- twooclock 5y agoWill try with dBase. Thank you.
- emteycz 5y agoKaseta - is that magnetic cassette? The file could be an image of a cassette, like you can dd a disk to image file today.
- twooclock 5y agoyes. It should be casette inline. I must have printed it out, cut and glue to an empty casette. Those were the days!
- zaxomi 5y agoTo me KASETA.IMG looks exactly like an binary pixel image, maybe monochrome, where every bit represents a pixel. The part where you see 1.1.1 is actually like this in hex: 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02
- pdw 5y agoI suspect it's some sort of color ASCII art format. Character/attribute pairs with probably some control information. That explains why the other files have readable text.