MULTI CLOAD SYSTEM
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PROGRAMMERS
AUTHORS : | unknown |
| TYPE : | Tape copier |
| RELEASE DATE : | 1984 |
| PLATFORM : |    |
| CATEGORY : | Others |
| SECOND CATEGORY : | Utility (Software House) |
| ORIGIN : |  |
| NOTES : | Protected tape signal on the original tape.
Transfer seems OK.
Manual on inlay and inlay_b.
The TAP file is a cracked version, thanks to Dominique P. We tried to keep it as close as possible to the original file, only 4 bytes were changed. The protection was a more complicated signal decoding; basically we just zapped the non-standard routines.
This cracked TAP file might not work on Oricutron, so the program was also kept as a WAV file at 4800Hz (loads on Euphoric and Oricutron).
Another unknown source was uploaded. |
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 VIVID 22:10 15-October-2008 |
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Bonjour,
un copieur ecrit par un Toulousain, 'les fils de puce' si il m'entend le bon souvenir a lui. |
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ROB COOK07:09 29-September-2004 |
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Yeah, superb piece of (small) code which made program-duplication a dream. Lothlin is correct - I used it to knock out the Mirage tapes. |
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THESPIDER04:11 06-November-2003 |
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Would love to know more about this software.
Question though, why would a tape copier only be on the disk platform? he he |
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LOTHLIN18:09 29-September-2003 |
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If this is the same program that was popular in the UK as M.C.S., then it is a good and useful piece of software. I think that Rob Cook, of OUM / Mirage, used it to produce their tapes (he did not have a disc system in the early days of OUM). |
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 | | Lothlin | 4 | 3 | 4 | 4 | | btashev | 4 | 4 | 5 | 5 | | Rob Cook | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | | AVERAGE | 4.33 | 4 | 4.66 | 4.66 |
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