lol, hall of the mountain king.
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did you have to amplify the sound from the mp3 player? which type of spectrum are you using? on my 48k I was unable to load anything from the pocket mp3 player since the volume level was too low...
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The loading of video was on a Spectrum+ with a cheap mp3-player and with no amplifier. But you are right,some mp3player has very low level. Solutions can be using amplifiers or edit wav file for increasing its volume level
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I made something similar 10 years ago.
With a discman, I recorded audio tracks from old spec games, and loaded the games through it. I guess I made the first CD-ROM drive for ZX-spectrum :D
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You beat me to it! :)
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great!
to yukatanDX: make a .wav: x1 speed, this is 20 min cassete = 20 min capture. Compress to .mp3, about 5 min...
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u would spend hours tio encode a mp3 if u had memory
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I wish I still had my zx spectrum. I took it apart way back. :)
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It's a brilliant utility. Would this have been possible back in the 80's? I'm amazed the Spectrum can accept data at such high bit rates. I assume the basic loader contains the code which overwrites the standard ROM loading routines?
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I guess it could have been possible, but in the 80's you would have had to use either a record player (?!), a VHS or if you had the money for it, a CD player.
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