WAV-PRG is able to read emulator files (.PRG, .P00, .T64) and convert them to:
- a .TAP file
- a .WAV file, which can be later played and recorded to a tape
- a sound, which is played right away from the sound card. If a normal tape recorder's input is connected to the sound card's output, a tape can be directly recorded.
In order to perform the latter two, some additional files are required: tapdecoder.dll (for both), libaudiofile-0.dll (for the second one only), libportaudio-2.dll (for the third one only). Those files are not distributed with WAV-PRG. They are distributed with Audiotap. Download Audiotap and put the above files in the same directory where the file wavprg.exe is.
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