It can be difficult to debug audio cassette imports. Having a way to display the audio file characteristics, such as bits per sample, could help identify certain issues (although you can generally get this from file properties in Windows). One of the more common issues with transfers is getting the volume level set correctly - too high or too low can distort the sampling - so calculating the average signal amplitude could be useful. It might be best to calculate the noise floor, the values for a 770Hz lead-in, and values for the following data.
This would probably go under the File menu, since we don't have a Tools menu in CP2.
It can be difficult to debug audio cassette imports. Having a way to display the audio file characteristics, such as bits per sample, could help identify certain issues (although you can generally get this from file properties in Windows). One of the more common issues with transfers is getting the volume level set correctly - too high or too low can distort the sampling - so calculating the average signal amplitude could be useful. It might be best to calculate the noise floor, the values for a 770Hz lead-in, and values for the following data.
This would probably go under the File menu, since we don't have a Tools menu in CP2.