01-24-2021, 01:42 PM
If you sent me the .scp image (done as SPLICE with 3 revs), I can look at the data and likely tell you what is wrong. Send it to data @ cbmstuff.com
With editor/analyzer you can read a track and write it back out, or read and image file, make changes and save that. You really have to know how flux works in order to understand what you are doing because you might have to rotate tracks for alignment. The editor/analyzer does not have decoding for Apple II GCR, only for CBM GCR and MFM, so you would have to work at the flux level.
If the original disk is write protected (like having no notch at all), make sure you write protect the copy! This was the most common trick used to stop copies from working.
With editor/analyzer you can read a track and write it back out, or read and image file, make changes and save that. You really have to know how flux works in order to understand what you are doing because you might have to rotate tracks for alignment. The editor/analyzer does not have decoding for Apple II GCR, only for CBM GCR and MFM, so you would have to work at the flux level.
If the original disk is write protected (like having no notch at all), make sure you write protect the copy! This was the most common trick used to stop copies from working.