Unified Emulator Format

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The '''Unified Emulator Format''' (UEF) is a format used to store raw tape, disk, and ROM data from Acorn computers, inclduing [[Kansas City Standard data cassette]]s, in a computer file suitable for storage and transfer on modern systems and networks. Since some other computer systems (e.g., the SOL-20) also use the Kansas City standard for cassettes, this format will also serve to archive cassette data for them, similarly to how a [[Tap file]] encodes Commodore cassettes.
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The '''Unified Emulator Format''' (UEF) is a format used to store raw tape, disk, and ROM data from Acorn computers, including [[Kansas City Standard data cassette]]s, in a computer file suitable for storage and transfer on modern systems and networks. Since some other computer systems (e.g., the SOL-20) also use the Kansas City standard for cassettes, this format will also serve to archive cassette data for them, similarly to how a [[Tap file]] encodes Commodore cassettes.
  
 
== References ==
 
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== Software ==
 
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* [http://www.boddie.org.uk/david/Projects/Emulation/UEFtrans UEFtrans: Python script to handle UEF data]
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* [http://www.boddie.org.uk/david/Projects/Emulation/UEFtrans/ UEFtrans: Python script to handle UEF data]

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File Format
Name Unified Emulator Format
Ontology
Extension(s) .uef
PRONOM fmt/792

The Unified Emulator Format (UEF) is a format used to store raw tape, disk, and ROM data from Acorn computers, including Kansas City Standard data cassettes, in a computer file suitable for storage and transfer on modern systems and networks. Since some other computer systems (e.g., the SOL-20) also use the Kansas City standard for cassettes, this format will also serve to archive cassette data for them, similarly to how a Tap file encodes Commodore cassettes.

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