Is there software available that can translate WAVs from the audio of TRS-80/PET data tapes back into code?
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I can't test it myself; but, I think they still do this sort of thing in Europe.
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I have the audio in WAV format; that's not a problem. Also, there is a fairly deep emulator community that's written software for TRS-80 and PET emulations, so I know that it's possible someone may have encountered this problem before. Just wondering if someone else has done it before I write the software to do it myself. :)
Hey, that looks like what I might be looking for! I'll give it a try and see (open to other suggestions of anyone else has another resource).