How old school cassette tape drives worked

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4:33 Kinda reminds me of some EA game, Can u guess it?

is it possible to plus a cassette tape drive on a windows 8.1 laptop? if so then what program can you use to save something on a cassette tape? I know its hard to find but when I do get a cassette tape drive somebody does has cassette tapes to borrow? but i just want to know if I can plug a cassette tape drive on a laptop if windows 8.1.

I Used IBM G400 reel tape to tape Computers in 1979 when I started working at GE

I like that Bruce Willis is so knowledgeable on old technology

So you can Daisy Chain Apple ]['s on a 1 Cassette Player?

i just got a car cassette adapter its a cassette cart that has a cord sticking out of it... use that instead of getting the 17$ kit anyway..the car cassette adapter works great for me

What was the website for the recorded data tapes?

could i save Text Files with my todays windows 10 pc and my old cassette drive ?

the best thing was to copy tape games with the hifi tape deck :-D

I'm not sure if you'd have the equipment for such a thing, but have you ever thought of doing a video about old storage standards like MFM, ESDI, and SCSI?

0:39 did he just type out ford

In Japan back in the 1980s, television stations were paired with an FM radio station. After the watershed hour of 9pm, they would start showing movies, often foreign ones. The soundtrack broadcast through television were often dubbed with Japanese dialog. But if you switched to the corresponding FM radio station, you would hear the original dialog in glorious FM fidelity. There was one television show back in this time, I can't remember if it was for the MSX or the SORD, but while they did their show, they would play the computer code over their FM station. All you had to do was record it on your tape deck and then plug the cassette into your computer. This was probably the coolest thing I had ever experienced growing up, aside from the Minitel terminals that they had in France.

Amazing video

has everybody forogot about the dragon 32 I love mine....

what would happen if you put an album on cassette into the tape drive?

So, curious kids made the first dubstep by playing C64 datatapes back in their boombox.

I don't recall if my Radio Shack cassette player had a tone control, but I was excited to get it for my TI-99 4/A, but after a year or so I was getting tired of it and when I got my C64 and 1541 disc drive was a revelation.

Lazy Game Reviews look likes a chubby McJuggerNuggets. 3:05

If your azimuth alignment was off, turbo tape loaders could be a nightmare. We had to buy an alignment kit (where you stick a screwdriver in the hole in the top of the 1530) to align it properly.

Very interesting video