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A follow-up demonstration showing how to record and decode a Commodore 64 game stored on a 1986 vinyl record.
We take a look at another '80s vinyl record with a Commodore 64 program encoded it, this time 1986's Heartware. In addition to rescuing the Piggy game, we take a look at some extra details that were overlooked in the previous 1984 Electric Eye album video (link youtu.be/6_CZpFqvDQo ) Become a patron: patreon.com/8BitShowAndTell One-time donation: paypal.me/8BitShowAndTell Links: Piggy's Fatal Trip: 8BitShowAndTell.com/prg/piggy.prg WAV-PRG and Audiotap: wav-prg.sourceforge.net/ 1NVADER:darrenfoulds.itch.io/1nvader Prodigal: prodigalnow.com Index: Intro Why bother with cassette?? And TCB 1984 About Heartware Marantz 2220 & Dual 1218 - recording the C64 program from vinyl Looking at the audio in Audacity Pencil vs. Pen controversy Problems - TAP to the rescue - how cassette data is encoded Loading PIGGY - the game is revealed! Playing PIGGY'S FATAL TRIP Looking through the game's LISTing (aka source code) Discovering a minor bug ThanksWhat people say. Recommended as a follow-up showing a more complete game recovered from vinyl and explaining cassette data encoding.
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