With v0.96, if you read or write a disk image through the copier, then change to the analyzer and press the Flux Display button, it crashes with an error. Usually a divide by zero error, but sometimes an overflow error.
Also, when browsing through the tracks of an image in the analyzer (disk imaged with index mode, standard 80 tracks), it won't let you go past track 79 head 0. If you try to view past this, error "subscript out of range". This error does not occur when reading from physical disk. Hope this doesn't mean the image itself is chopped off at 79/1.
Not sure if this is a bug, or intended behaviour, but when looking at a 3 revolution track in the analyzer, it shows the vertical red line on the left, followed by one revolution of flux data, then the red line again, then all 3 revolutions packed into the right-hand side of the window. I always thought the red line indicated the start of track within the image (index hole if it was read aligned to that), so that I would see 3 of these lines if there were 3 revolutions in the image.
Also, when browsing through the tracks of an image in the analyzer (disk imaged with index mode, standard 80 tracks), it won't let you go past track 79 head 0. If you try to view past this, error "subscript out of range". This error does not occur when reading from physical disk. Hope this doesn't mean the image itself is chopped off at 79/1.
Not sure if this is a bug, or intended behaviour, but when looking at a 3 revolution track in the analyzer, it shows the vertical red line on the left, followed by one revolution of flux data, then the red line again, then all 3 revolutions packed into the right-hand side of the window. I always thought the red line indicated the start of track within the image (index hole if it was read aligned to that), so that I would see 3 of these lines if there were 3 revolutions in the image.