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Hello,
I am working with a large number of Atari 8-bit floppies, and the most common format used is .atr (there is also .atx for some copy protections). I tried using the tool a8rawconv, which support flux to .atr conversion, but it needs input in kryoflux streams and it does not seem to work for me with all disks. A native conversion from Pauline flux format to .atr would be ideal.
I am not sure what to do here : From the specifications, the ATR format doesn't support copy protections. This may explain this part : "it does not seem to work for me with all disks"
Hello,
I am working with a large number of Atari 8-bit floppies, and the most common format used is .atr (there is also .atx for some copy protections). I tried using the tool a8rawconv, which support flux to .atr conversion, but it needs input in kryoflux streams and it does not seem to work for me with all disks. A native conversion from Pauline flux format to .atr would be ideal.
Here are some links that should help with the specification. Seems like there is some confusion about some of the bits, but the general structure that is commonly used is pretty basic:
http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/ATR
https://www.atarimax.com/jindroush.atari.org/afmtatr.html
https://www.atarimax.com/ape/docs/DiskImageFAQ/
https://forums.atariage.com/topic/123109-atr-format-reference/
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