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Hi all.
I've got a picture of some paper tape, see below. Anyone know how I might convert it into numbers without having to type it all in manually?
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That's a challenge! 🙂
Cheers M_B, looks like fun!
atp, yep a challenge. Might well end up doing it by hand!
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This is perfect for the interweb 🙂
I could read a couple of lines fro you if I knew how it worked. ?
Share the load dude 🙂
OMG 🙄
http://homepage.cs.uiowa.edu/~jones/cards/codes.html
Ah, well I know its a tape format. 5 bits per column. But that's about it.
I knew it was a long shot, but was hoping there was some clever OCR software out there that would cope with it.
Cheers for all the input though.
A bit of Matlab will do the trick... I made a start (was looking for an excuse to procrastinate) but really need to get some work done. It sounds like a fun problem so I might come back to it.