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Mad Madchestoh fan
I was doing some research for a report and came accross some strange things. One of them was this:
December: Your Computer editor Toby Wolpe invents the cover disc - a 33.3 rpm vinyl single holding Sinclair ZX81 games
I cannot believe this could have worked because of the crackles and background noise. I guess the idea is the user would save the tone onto cassete and then the cassete can be used to run the programs. However surely the crackles would have been recorded onto tape as well and when the Spectrum tried to decode it would have caused lots of errors?
Maybe they had to played on an Linn LP12.
December: Your Computer editor Toby Wolpe invents the cover disc - a 33.3 rpm vinyl single holding Sinclair ZX81 games
I cannot believe this could have worked because of the crackles and background noise. I guess the idea is the user would save the tone onto cassete and then the cassete can be used to run the programs. However surely the crackles would have been recorded onto tape as well and when the Spectrum tried to decode it would have caused lots of errors?
Maybe they had to played on an Linn LP12.
