Is there any way to convert the Teledisk or Kyroflux raw dumps to .img format to use in emulators? I tried searching online but couldn't find the exact process. Most websites are simply talking about preservation and writing back to floppy drives.
Thanks for any info.
You're apparently right and I wonder the same.
A quick Google search returns this:
"The Kryoflux company claims ownership of all images created with Kryoflux hardware."
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24948485
Which apparently is about the image format itself.
Perhaps that's why no converter application has been made so far, not sure.
If nothing works, maybe a virtual floppy drive or a Gotek device with FlashFloppy, HxC can be used to get an IMG/IMA file.
Edit: I'm not sure, but maybe the KryoFlux software can create "Sector Images" somehow.
As opposed to STREAM or DRAFT images.. Of course, only owners of a KryoFlux+Softare have this privilege.
https://goughlui.com/2013/04/22/project-kryof … -of-the-images/
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from what computer ? have you got an example to convert ?
dtc (kryoflux software) can create img from raw dump
perhaps you can also with HxCFloppyEmulator software
https://torlus.com/floppy/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=950
About Teledisk: yes you can, but you will obviously get a working image only if there are no "special" things in the image. In other words, only if you could get a working .img/.ima in the first place.
Teledisk (not the shareware version I believe but I'm not sure on that) has a TD2IMA.BAT file that does exactly this
for KF images you can indeed open them with the HxC software and export in IMG format without issues - as long as you don't care about any protection data etc
Thank you for all the replies. I'll use the above mentioned programs.
