Getting a much better success rate now. I have found that it is better to capture the audio at 16 bit resolution and then use a WAV editing tool to filter out any signal below 2.5Khz and above 6Khz. After this filtering then apply gain to get as much signal as you can without clipping the signal. F...

Hi Russell. You can send contributions via email to the addresses in the "Contact" link at the left-hand side of the page. I must apologise to everyone for being way behind on emails, but I have been busy with non-Atari stuff for a few weeks. Please be assured that all contributions of missing stuff...

Most of the images on the 8-bit section of Atarimania are 600 pixels wide, but we prefer to receive larger files to allow for a little processing. It's not necessary to send 600 dpi files at all. If the contrast and colour saturation of the images are good, then 800-1000 pixels width, medium-compres...

Great news!

It's often necessary to experiment with volume levels, etc.

An email to the "Contact" link should get the file to us, and a scan of the manual/packaging would be great.

I'm a little behind on emails right now, but we would be very pleased to get a hold of that dump.

Thanks!

As Atari Frog has said, some of the English Software titles are problematic to convert because of their custom loading routines, but we have been having more success with them recently. I have Atari Cassette Enhancer, but haven't converted it yet, although I don't have English Software's Forth. Are ...

Please let us know when anything is published about this.

Do you care to say anything about it all now?

It would be interesting to hear that story!

Nice to see you here.

How is beautiful downtown Burbank?

We seem to have this one listed as a 7.

Is it just me, or does that seem way too high?

That sounds cool!

You can't attach photos directly in forum posts, but you can email scans to us, or you could upload them to Imageshack or Photobucket or similar sites, and then link to the pictures in a forum post.

Bump for 2008!

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Festive greetings to Atarimaniacs everywhere!

There were several versions, and we still haven't got to the bottom of it:

http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.ph ... opic=85924

Yes, thanks for the link. Well worth reading.

Interesting idea...

The value will depend on the software, to some extent.

A rare game in the bunch could be worth more than the rest of the gear combined.