snap2tzx1
Convert zx spectrum snapshot to .tzx tape images
Usage
snap2tzx [-1
string]
[-2
string]
[-b
colour]
[-g
string]
[-l
string]
[-o
filename]
[-r]
[-s
speed]
[-v]
[-$
filename]
snapshot
Overview
snap2tzx converts a ZX Spectrum snapshot into a .tzx tape image.
Options
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-1 string -
causes string (which has a maximum of 32 characters) to be shown while loading.
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-2 string -
causes string (maximum 32 characters) to also be shown while loading.
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-b colour -
specifies the border colour while loading.
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-g string -
causes string (maximum 32 characters) to be used as the game name while loading.
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-l string -
causes string (maximum 8 characters) to be used as the BASIC filename in the loader.
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-o filename -
causes the output to be sent to filename.
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-r -
causes the final line of attribute data in the loading screen to be bright.
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-s speed -
specifies the speed of the loader; available values for speed are 0 (1500 bps), 1 (2250 bps), 2 (3000 bps), 3 (4500 bps), 4 (5000 bps) and 5 (6000 bps).
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-v -
specifies verbose output.
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-$ filename -
specifies that the ZX Spectrum screen stored in filename should be used as the loading screen.
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-h, --help -
give brief usage help, listing available options.
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-V, --version -
output version information.
- snapshot
-
specifies the snapshot (in a format supported by libspectrum(3)) to be converted.
In any string parameter, the tilde (~) will be converted into a copyright symbol.
Releases
7 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy); the text changed 3 times.
--help since Debian 9 (Stretch);
--version since Debian 9 (Stretch);
-V since Debian 9 (Stretch);
-h since Debian 9 (Stretch).