Notes from the Applesauce Floppy Disc Controller client software update:
Improvements and Fixes in 1.85
- Support for loading TeleDisk TD0 images including the checksum validation for all sector data.
- Big improvements to Amiga analysis, data recovery, and issue logging.
- Improved issue logging for IMD files and proper support for sectors that are missing data fields.
- Better signal analysis when determining the encoding of tracks that contain sectors written by multiple drives with mismatched spindle speeds.
- Improved format recognition and more issue logging when loading disk images that contain bitstreams (like WOZ, MOOF, HFE).
- Added support for imaging/analyzing FutureData disks. These were 8” disks that used a custom 5:4 GCR encoding.
- Fixed some edge cases when looping MFM and M2FM disks with data that crosses the disk index.
- Fixed a crash when using Continuity Camera to capture pictures of disks with your iPhone/iPad.
- Fixed problem that could cause Disk visualizations to not render some tracks if it couldn’t interpret them.
- HFE files that don’t include proper encoding information now default to MFM instead of failing to load.
- Fixed the analysis of Victor 9000 disks that I broke in a previous release.
- Tons more small fixes as well as a bunch of refactoring work intended to help out with future features.
You can download the latest version of the software through the Applesauce FDC Client or from the Applesauce website at: https://applesaucefdc.com/software/
