[Coco] emulator virtual cassette writing

[James C. Hrubik, Sr.]

That's similar to the cable for the Commie 1702 monitor, but those 
cables have a DIN-7 on one end with red, yellow, and white RCAs on the 
other end.  Color also matches the jacks on the 1084 for composite 
video use - white is audio, red is chroma, yellow is luminance IIRC.

On Wednesday, October 27, 2004, at 10:44  AM, Theodore (Alex) Evans 
wrote:

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> On Oct 26, 2004, at 7:53 PM, Roger Taylor wrote:
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>> Ok, I came across a wierd cable a month ago at a thrift store that 
>> has a "CoCo cassette" male DIN on one end, and 3 male RCA plugs on 
>> the other end.  The RCA plugs look sorta like a stereo a/v cable.  Lo 
>> and behold, I discovered that the white plug is the Audio In channel 
>> into the CoCo!  I have not tested whether the other two will work for 
>> the Audio Out or motor control.
>
> My guess would be that is it probably a monitor cable for a computer 
> like the 8-bit Ataris with one plug for audio, one for luminance and 
> one for chroma.
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