TAPClean Crack --- Uses the same file format as the renowned Tape-to-PC program Clean (TPC) --- Supports media files, i.e., DC2N/DC2 file images, tape images (TAP, DMP), and floppy disk image files (D64, T64) --- Native compatibility --- Can perform multiple actions (quick check, repair, remaster) --- Can be used to perform all actions (quick, repair, remaster) --- Supports many improvements to the TAP image that can be applied --- Supports restore to original tape --- Supports EXA-360 commands (UNO, M2T, SMD) --- Supports Commodore hardware-based enhanced tape formatting (2SC) --- Supports Commodore tape drives and recorders (digital or analog) --- Supports no buffer during restore/remaster process, allowing software to read/write disk directly --- Runs on Windows operating systems (since Windows XP) --- runs on 32bit and 64bit systems --- Runs on GNU/Linux systems (since CentOS, Ubuntu) --- Runs on Mac OS systems (since macOS) --- Runs on Apple OS X systems (since OS X) --- Works in the command line and graphical mode --- Produces no popups --- Offers full Unicode support --- For developers, TAPClean has an intuitive command line and graphical API --- Can detect new versions (1.1.0) of TAPClean software through the included script --- Supports module files (*.xpm) --- Supports user-defined macros in the tape image --- Supports EXA-360 command recording --- Supports auto-detection of the tape drive, floppy disk drive and floppy disk --- Supports automatic activation of the tape drive --- Supports customizable hotkeys (support any number of hotkeys) --- Supports auto-resize of the image window --- Supports switching between the Command Line and the graphical mode --- Can open multiple image files at the same time --- Allows for command line arguments --- For developers, TAPClean provides a Command Line or an integrated Script-based API (TAPClean CLI) --- The CLI uses the same format as the TAP Clean software CLI (Tool Command Line Interface) --- Supports multiple actions on one file (check, repair, remaster) --- Supports detection of files with errors (repair/fix files) --- Supports additional repair/fix options --- Supports binary (cleaner) tape TAPClean Crack ✓ Detects corrupt and/or damaged data by performing checksum and CRC tests ✓ Detects split TAP images ✓ Detects ACR(Advance Computer Reader) files ✓ Detects damaged tape drives/servers ✓ Detects loss of sync data ✓ Detects tape deck sync errors ✓ Convert CDI to TAP or to DMP/DC2N ✓ Detects scan tracks ✓ Detects track misalignments and data corruptions ✓ Detects and replaces bad characters ✓ Detects bad codebook data ✓ Detects data loss or corruption ✓ Detects missing codebook segments ✓ Detects missing segments ✓ Detects invalid source image data ✓ Detects tape path errors ✓ Detects character clustering ✓ Detects palette offsets ✓ Detects speed errors ✓ Detects switching to different speeds ✓ Detects progressive scan ✓ Detects interlacing ✓ Detects scan tracks ✓ Detects track misalignments ✓ Detects scan blanks ✓ Detects broken segments ✓ Detects PCM audio or SID audio ✓ Detects dithered audio ✓ Detects analogue audio ✓ Detects PCM audio with nonstandard sample rates ✓ Detects PCM audio without 44.1 kHz sample rate ✓ Detects samples with the wrong sample rate ✓ Detects PCM audio without a frame rate ✓ Detects odd or even sample rates ✓ Detects same sample rates on two tracks ✓ Detects same sample rates on two tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects two multitrack images without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects two multitrack images without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detects a multitrack image without the synchronizing tracks ✓ Detect 1d6a3396d6 TAPClean (LifeTime) Activation Code The TAPClean V3 application creates, works with, and helps you repair various Commodore 64 and VIC 20 tapes. For example, the user can access the files and modify the sound quality of a tape. ...You may have seen the TAPClean V2 command line tool. The idea behind TAPClean was to make the restoration process for tapes a bit easier, by taking care of many of the steps for you. There is no user interface for this application. You only have a command line and you have to do everything by yourself. TAPCleanV2 runs on Windows XP/2000/NT/2000/ME/98. The command line tool was created for the Atari 8-bit family of computers. The TAPCleanV2 command line tool is a light program that runs at the command line to fix, restore, and extract TAP/DMP images from selected TAP/DMP files. It displays help on screen and stores the commands you enter in a history file. To run the program, you type the TAPCleanV2 command, hit ENTER, and then type a line of text or a selection command. You can find out how to use TAPClean in this application guide. If you need to restore a tape image, see this book. The following commands can be used to perform various tasks on the tape images: imagefix removes meta data from image, such as file name, create date, and last written date imageclean removes bad samples from image, fixes damaged blocks, and can make image smaller imageextract extracts data from tape image for use in DAT or CDROM editors listimage shows metadata for selected image listtape lists the image names and their approximate size unzip unpacks the tape image into a directory unzipconfig opens a dialog box that can be used to configure the TAPClean V2 tool. "#" can be replaced with the tape image name or a file name containing a tape image. "*" can be replaced with the path and file name of the tape image. For example, to view the first image from a tape, type: TAPCleanV2 listimage #* To view all the files on tape, type: TAPCleanV2 listimage #* What's New in the? TAPClean is a simple and easy-to-use Command Line-based tool that can be used to preserve / restore Commodore 64 and VIC 20 TAP or DC2N DMP files (tape images). This accessible instrument will help you check, repair and remaster Commodore 64 and VIC 20 TAP or DC2N DMP files (tape images). New, completely rewritten command line to work with 32-bit or 64-bit applications. Binary files contain TAPClean or DC2N DMP files are removed from memory and added to the file system. Binary files are compiled by the user in a file called TAPClean.exe. The compiled binary can be run by double clicking on TAPClean.exe or by invoking it via the command line from a batch file. TAPClean is more than an emulator. When TAPClean runs it reads the tape and detects any errors or damaged blocks. TAPClean performs “fixups” on each of the detected bad blocks. If the TAPClean process encounters a block with a bad block flag it will not be repaired. TAPClean checks the tape and compares the data to the same data on a similar tape. If the data is compatible and there is no existing problem on the tape, TAPClean just informs the user to run the tape in the tape deck again. If the tape is damaged then TAPClean performs a repair operation on the damaged data in the tape and outputs the corrected data. If you need help or have a suggestion, please contact: New release of TAPClean 24 April 2015 TAPClean Version 3.1 * This is a major new release of TAPClean with support for 64-bit applications. The current version is 3.0, so TAPClean 3.1 is already out-of-date. * The process is now much more stable and robust. * The repair data is now compressed at the end of the tape. * The TapeClean process runs much faster and cleaner. * Several bugs have been fixed. * TAPClean now supports 64-bit applications. New Release of TAPClean 18 October 2014 TAPClean Version 3.0 * A big step in TAPClean usability is that now TAPClean is available in installer.EXE format. * TAPClean now supports 64-bit applications. * TAPClean supports now includes multiple tape images. * TAPClean supports now the Commodore64 & VIC 20 Tape format. * TAPClean now has more detailed information for each tape. * TAPClean has now a GUI (Graphical User Interface) to allow you to do a boot and repair operation in T System Requirements For TAPClean: Windows 7 / 8.x / 10 (XP is no longer supported) Processor: 1.6 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo or better Graphics: 64 Mb, OpenGL-1.3 compatible card with 1024x768 display resolution Hard drive: 10 Gb of free space Internet: 512 kbps broadband connection DirectX: Version 9.0 or higher Required video memory: 30 Mb Audio: DirectX-compatible sound device with speakers Network: Internet connection required to download patch and start the installer
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