Very excited to finally hear what's on that tape! Hopefully the magnetic tape wasn't corrupted by any of the shenanigans we've been up to.
There's often times more than just audio on a Data Cassette. The higher end ones often can contain an upwards of a 128 Terrabytes. Granted they need higher end computers to read them efficiently. Your weirdly technical encyclopedic knowledge is showing again.
You excuse yourself and hang out by the door while Cellog moves people ahead into the Datacentre around a round tabletop screen.
Yes you think you will. You turn the MiniOM on-
And you pop the cassette in, fingers crossed it's not corrupted (and if it is corrupted hopefully not very).
Looking good(?) so far...
Just got to maneuver over to [LOAD] and...
The Cassettes Contents are free to explore. It's quite the comprehensive list of options.
Some kind of audio file is front and center, followed by a folder overflowing with content. File Integrity is about 76%, so some of this is bound to be corrupted, but still that's a lot less corruption than you expected. You probably cannot look through it all right now, but you can peak at a few things.
[So What do You Want to Look At?]
