03-12-2014, 10:45 AM
The output image suggested it was double-stepping the head between tracks, so only the first half of the image contained any data, and most was for the wrong tracks. For the last half of each side it must have been knocking up against the head stop! I don't quite know why it's reading both sides, but that should be easier to override manually.
I suggested resetting the program settings back to the default, and trying again with the same Atari 800 setting I'm using, but that didn't seem to help. It's been working fine for me without any tweaking, and if I did change any settings, resetting them did correctly restore it back to the original defaults.
Would any combination of TPI setting and track count in the program cause it to double-step?
I suggested resetting the program settings back to the default, and trying again with the same Atari 800 setting I'm using, but that didn't seem to help. It's been working fine for me without any tweaking, and if I did change any settings, resetting them did correctly restore it back to the original defaults.
Would any combination of TPI setting and track count in the program cause it to double-step?