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Why all that complication? Why not just play the audio on a computer speaker to a microphone and maybe a generic audio preamp board ( to get the levels right
by asdefghyk 11mo ago
Why all that complication?
Why not just play the audio on a computer speaker to a microphone and maybe a generic audio preamp board ( to get the levels right ) to the destination computer.
Could have the speaker and microphone in a small cardboard box to avoid any audio interference ....
- tecleandor 11mo agoOnce you get the speaker, the mic, the cardboard box, the "finding the proper input/output level", the EQ, the "WIIIiiiIIIIiiiIIIiiiiscreeeeech" sounds... I don't think that device is much more complicated. Also, working with it is way way simpler. Drop the files, press play.
- asdefghyk 11mo agoRE "WIIIiiiIIIIiiiIIIiiiiscreeeeech" sounds. The cardboard box would attenuate that nicely
- flohofwoe 11mo agoThat may work with WAV files recorded from cassette tapes, but not the various other tape file formats like TAP or TZX, those are often "shortcircuited" to skip the tunneling through sampled audio. Some of the fastloader formats are also extremely sensitive to irregularities in the signal transmission.
- qingcharles 11mo agoWhy a speaker and mic? Why not just connect the headphone out of a PC to the audio in on the old computer?
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