19 Jun
2005
19 Jun
'05
11 a.m.
On Sun, 19 Jun 2005, Philip Pemberton wrote:
In message <BEDA1C12.3463%mokuba at gmail.com>
Gary Sparkes <mokuba at gmail.com> wrote:
Storage is cheap. Just use 44Khz (i.e. "linear").
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I've been googling around and couldn't
find much in the way of software
Anyone know any good spots for programs?
Isn't the TS-1000 just a rebadged Sinclair ZX81? If it is, then ZX81 software
should work fine on it.
Also - would just recording the programs as wav
files work well?
Probably, assuming you sample the signal at about 11025Hz (or more). This is
assuming the maximum frequency in the signal is 4000Hz (and the data storage
circuit uses FSK) - if it's higher, use a higher sample rate.