>The standard PC floppy drive (if you can still find one of those) is technically incapable of reading Amiga disks because the method to encode bits is differen

>The standard PC floppy drive (if you can still find one of those) is technically incapable of reading Amiga disks because the method to encode bits is different, and the PC floppy drive does the decoding in hardware before the software gets access to it. This is accurate except it's not the drive, but the controller (in the PC's motherboard). Most of these drives can be directly used with an Amiga, while all of them can be used with a GreaseWeazle >Third-party floppy drives with the raw data access such as greaseweazle can access Amiga floppy disks. I own one of these and absolutely recommend it.