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I have used CDs for my old BBC games, just record the tape onto the PC as WAV or MP3 and then burn to audio CD. The only difficult part was finding a DIN plug for the BBC tape input! And if you need to save from the BBC, just record the output from it onto the PC.
BTW, the BBCs tape output is 1200 baud, and I think the highest frequency used is 2400Hz.
Either we are alone in this universe, or we are not.
Rig 1 : P4 2.0GHz, 1GB PC3200, 80GB & 40GB HDs, nVidia 6600 256MB, Asrock P4S61 (currently dead), Ubuntu Linux 6.10 & Windoze ME (purely for games!!)
Rig 2 : P2 266MHz (o/c to 300MHz), 96MB SDRAM, 3.2GB HD, nVidia Riva TNT2 32MB
Rig 3 : Acorn Archimedes A3020, 12MHz ARM250, 4MB RAM, 2x120MB HD
Rig 4 : Acorn Archimedes A3020, 12MHz ARM250, 4MB RAM
Rig 5 : Acorn Archimedes A3000, 8MHz ARM200, 4MB RAM
Also BBC Master 128K, BBC B 32K, Electron
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