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===ZX Spectrum releases===

If the ZX Spectrum release is from a tape, it [https://timwolverson.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/how-to-convert-zx-spectrum-programs-from-cassette-tape-to-tzx-files/ should be saved first from the original cassette into a tzx file]. Make sure you save the complete disk, not just a single program from it.

If the ZX Spectrum release is from a tape, it [https://timwolverson.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/how-to-convert-zx-spectrum-programs-from-cassette-tape-to-tzx-files/ should be saved first from the original cassette into a tzx file]. Make sure you save the complete disk, not just a single program from it. Once the tape is saved, [https://github.com/shred/tzxtools install tzxtools] to extract the last three files from them.

For instance, for the original Incentive release (1987), you can inspect their files using the <code>tzxls</code> command:

~~Once the tape is saved, [https://github~~.~~com/shred/tzxtools install tzxtools] to extract some files from them:~~

<code> $ tzxls driller.tzx

~~For the original Incentive release (1987) run:~~

...

~~<code>tzxcat driller.tzx -b 8 > driller.zx.extracted</code>~~

5 Turbo Speed Data Block 6912 bytes of bogus header

6 Turbo Speed Data Block 37590 bytes of bogus header

7 Turbo Speed Data Block 6912 bytes of bogus header

</code>

In order to extract these files, use the <code>tzxcat</code> command:

<code>

tzxcat driller.tzx -b 5 > driller.zx.title

tzxcat driller.tzx -b 6 > driller.zx.data

tzxcat driller.tzx -b 7 > driller.zx.border

</code>

Other releases will require to extract other file numbers.

For the Musical 1 release (1991) run:

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 ===ZX Spectrum releases===
-If the ZX Spectrum release is from a tape, it [https://timwolverson.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/how-to-convert-zx-spectrum-programs-from-cassette-tape-to-tzx-files/ should be saved first from the original cassette into a tzx file]. Make sure you save the complete disk, not just a single program from it.
+If the ZX Spectrum release is from a tape, it [https://timwolverson.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/how-to-convert-zx-spectrum-programs-from-cassette-tape-to-tzx-files/ should be saved first from the original cassette into a tzx file]. Make sure you save the complete disk, not just a single program from it. Once the tape is saved, [https://github.com/shred/tzxtools install tzxtools] to extract the last three files from them.
+For instance, for the original Incentive release (1987), you can inspect their files using the <code>tzxls</code> command:
-Once the tape is saved, [https://github.com/shred/tzxtools install tzxtools] to extract some files from them:
+<code> $ tzxls driller.tzx
-For the original Incentive release (1987) run:
+...
-<code>tzxcat driller.tzx -b 8 > driller.zx.extracted</code>
+  Turbo Speed Data Block      6912 bytes of bogus header
+  Turbo Speed Data Block      37590 bytes of bogus header
+  Turbo Speed Data Block      6912 bytes of bogus header
+</code>
+In order to extract these files, use the <code>tzxcat</code> command:
+<code>
+tzxcat driller.tzx -b 5 > driller.zx.title
+tzxcat driller.tzx -b 6 > driller.zx.data
+tzxcat driller.tzx -b 7 > driller.zx.border
+</code>
+Other releases will require to extract other file numbers.
 For the Musical 1 release (1991) run: