TAP (Oric)
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'''TAP''', or '''Oric Tape Format''', is a tape image file format associated with the Oric 8-bit home computer system. | '''TAP''', or '''Oric Tape Format''', is a tape image file format associated with the Oric 8-bit home computer system. | ||
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| + | For the case where TAP is used as a graphics container format, see [[Oric HIRES screen]]. | ||
== Identification == | == Identification == | ||
| − | Documentation says that files begin with some number (N) of bytes of value 0x16, followed by 0x24, where N is usually at least 8. But in actual files, N is observed to be 3. | + | Documentation says that files begin with some number (N) of bytes of value 0x16, followed by 0x24, where N is usually at least 8. But in actual files, N is observed to be 3 or 4. |
== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 9 April 2021
TAP, or Oric Tape Format, is a tape image file format associated with the Oric 8-bit home computer system.
For the case where TAP is used as a graphics container format, see Oric HIRES screen.
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Identification
Documentation says that files begin with some number (N) of bytes of value 0x16, followed by 0x24, where N is usually at least 8. But in actual files, N is observed to be 3 or 4.
