Fenderian_Mayhew
July 8th, 2016, 05:02 PM
I remember hearing older computers had cassette interfaces which allowed data to be stored on tape.
flie.ext>/audio/device/out
/Audio/Device/in > file.ext
is this still doable with modern systems?
is there a program which can form data into wav files.
Googleing about cassettes, data and storage boils down to mp3ing old audio cassettes. which is not what im looking for.
the only thing i could find that was close was
cat /file/path.here | psdsp tee /dev/audio > /dev/null
which makes a noise based on the data. and taping the audio is easy but how does one feed the audio back to data? (if at all )
flie.ext>/audio/device/out
/Audio/Device/in > file.ext
is this still doable with modern systems?
is there a program which can form data into wav files.
Googleing about cassettes, data and storage boils down to mp3ing old audio cassettes. which is not what im looking for.
the only thing i could find that was close was
cat /file/path.here | psdsp tee /dev/audio > /dev/null
which makes a noise based on the data. and taping the audio is easy but how does one feed the audio back to data? (if at all )