Tomita and Tarbel
Rory McDonald
RMcDonald at wireone.com
Wed Sep 6 20:55:41 CEST 2000
I am trying to remember what format the Apple II used- I think it is Tarbel
FSK.
If so, I have several working Apple II's- I could try to load the code on
the album and see what happens.
The problem is what is the code? is it a program or ascii data? and if it is
a program, is it written in Integer BASIC,
AppleSoft, TRS-80 BASIC or perhaps assembler? I will look at the album
again, but I seem to remember Isao was sketchy on the subject. If it is
machine code, then what is the starting address?
Now you guys have my curiosity peaked, dammit.
Rory
> Also, there is supposed to be a "message" on the disk. It is
> encoded in one of the popular cassette formats that computers
> used back in those days to save data.
> It was not the 300 baud one, can't believe I can't even remember
> the name of that one, but one that saved at 1200 baud......
> OK, I just went and grabed the record.
> It is encoded in the TARBEL system.
If you give me a wav file of it, I can probably decode it for you. I managed
to reverse engineer the MC202 tape save format uning cooledit and some
custom C++ code.
I dunno what the heck TARBEL is. Sounds like an anagram to me... Its
probably just FM encided serial data...
-Dan G.
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