It's already answered but let me rephrase the question supporting it with images ; You had a custom tape routine and you save data to the tape, Why the signal in the first picture is the preferred one? https://www.commodore.com.tr/filedata/fetch?id=663&d=1575506083 https://www.commodore.com.tr/filedata/fetch?id=664&d=1575506094 In both signals t1+t2 is equal, in the first one t1 = t2, in the second one t1 is way smaller than t2. Regards, Nejat On Tue, Dec 10, 2019 at 4:28 PM Jeffrey Birt <birt_j_at_soigeneris.com> wrote: > > I don't understand the question. There is only one signal from the cassette read head. It gets amplified and 'squared up' to make a digital signal out of it. That is it. > > For writing the tape head is driven to saturation or not. It is not very complicated. > > Jeff Birt >Received on 2020-05-29 23:51:40
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