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Great!

I'll take a look and see if I, or any of my friends have the software we lack and I'll try to dump it, and scan covers and such.

I don't know, but it would be a nice idea to have one, so we can all coordinate efforts and preserve what we can. It would also be good to make the wiki pages for the games, people, companies... I know it's not the most pleasant thing to do (scanning tape covers, magazines, writing text, etc...) but...

Well, there are games that have the initial 128 lead bytes, and then only a lead byte between blocks, like Keys of the Wizard.

About my last uploads, I'll try them in the dragon and confirm they work ok or not.

Hi, and welcome to the forum! I made a small command line program (click here for the program thread, and download the latest one) to convert a binary file to .CAS format. After that, you can use DC.exe to convert it to a .WAV file. Please tell me if you find any error. Hope this helps! :mrgreen:

Nice! Thank you!

I'll take a look at the dumps and compare them. Don't worry about the inlay as I have the original tape in excellent condition and I'll do a 300dpi scan of it.

Another fine dump!

This was hard to get, but nothing compared to the headache I'm getting with Keys of the Wizard...

Please test it and tell me if you find any errors.

Nice setup!

I also used those schematics to make a cable for the Dragon. I usually watch it in my old 14" Trinitron TV.

Congratulations, and thanks for sharing!

Here is the perfect version of the .cas file.

Enjoy!

Aaaaaaaaand, here it is!

I also renamed the zip file according the TOSEC convention.

As with Dragon Fly II, I forgot to separate the two sides of the tape (which have the same contents), so the file is twice as big as it should.

I'll upload the fixed version tonight!