.TAP files to Cassette on the Commodore 64

how to put a tap file onto a tape and use it on your Commodore 64.

Better and updated version up on my channel.

Created on November 28, 2009 using FlipShare.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• commodore
• 64
• datasette
• computer
• tape
• cassette
• data
• computing
• FlipShare

[jjovereats]

did you remember to turn NR off? The C64 does not understand what NR is.

[16mmDJ]

@jjovereats Haha. This was a long time ago. I don't remember.

[bbankrablo]

Question: what kind of audiotape you prefer? (brand-type)

[16mmDJ]

@bbankrablo Maxell is quite good... Ask some people what type of tape they think sounds the best. It needs to reproduce the highs, mids, and lows equally accurately. Just look around. Ask the geeks at radioshack or something.

[jjovereats]

It's the VIC-II. It's plastic, and glitches out A LOT. OK?

[16mmDJ]

@jjovereats OK.

[Morahman7vnNo2]

Too bad you don't have Turbo Tape.

[lboymusic]

hi,

Can you explain me how to do the opposite? Tapes to .TAP?

Thanks

[MegaJacob97]

One reason why it keeps glitching is because 

It's a pal game

[ComradeZX]

what kind of cable did you use to link the pc and tape recorder, also where do you put each jack?

[MrHappyTurtle1]

I cant find the AudioTap program anyone have a link?

[16mmDJ]

@Shiqna1 meh, I made this a while ago. I didn't know much about c64s or how to make a good youtube video. And to the TV remark, this was just after I had gotten it, so I only had the TV and no monitor/cable to connect to the monitor.