Codisk Audio File

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=Introduction=
 
 
The Codisk Audio File format was used in the 1990's for high quality compressed and uncompressed audio by radio automation software "CompuRadio". Recording and playing the files required installation of an advanced audio card (of unknown origin).
 
The Codisk Audio File format was used in the 1990's for high quality compressed and uncompressed audio by radio automation software "CompuRadio". Recording and playing the files required installation of an advanced audio card (of unknown origin).
  
 
CompuRadio runs on [[MS-DOS]] and was developed in an advanced (unknown) version of [[QBASIC]]. The software was created by the Belgian company Van Rompaey - Devaro bvba, which was renamed Futurex.
 
CompuRadio runs on [[MS-DOS]] and was developed in an advanced (unknown) version of [[QBASIC]]. The software was created by the Belgian company Van Rompaey - Devaro bvba, which was renamed Futurex.
  
=Resources=
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== Resources ==
* [www.futurex.be Futurex corporate website]
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* [http://www.futurex.be/ Futurex corporate website]

Latest revision as of 21:36, 17 May 2015

File Format
Name Codisk Audio File
Ontology
Extension(s) .caf

The Codisk Audio File format was used in the 1990's for high quality compressed and uncompressed audio by radio automation software "CompuRadio". Recording and playing the files required installation of an advanced audio card (of unknown origin).

CompuRadio runs on MS-DOS and was developed in an advanced (unknown) version of QBASIC. The software was created by the Belgian company Van Rompaey - Devaro bvba, which was renamed Futurex.

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