[Coco] Color Computer Learning Lab

[John T Chasteen]

Thanks George for this information.

I have several RAINBOW cassette tapes 1984.  Several of the programs
won't run so
I haven't got back to checking  the Learning Lab tapes .

One problem is a flaky tape player.  How are the ways to clean the DIN
connector? 

I disconnected the "motor-on" cable from the computer and the cassette
player is working.. fwd, rewind and play is
working.  I don't have another cassette cable (to coco3) . I tried to
plug and unplug the din connection to coco3.

John

On Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:25:57 -0600 "George Ramsower"
<georgeramsower at gmail.com> writes:
> John,
>  A .WAV file is a digitized version of the audio file from a tape. 
> It is 
> stored in a PC. To load it into a coco, you connect the audio out 
> from the 
> PC to MIC cable on the coco. You then use cload or cloadm on the 
> coco, then 
> play the WAV file on the PC to load the program into the coco. Once 
> done, 
> then you can reconnect the cassette deck to the coco and csave or 
> csavem to 
>