Tapes, snapshots, disk images, screens — decades of ZX Spectrum software ended up scattered across a handful of file formats, often several for the same underlying…
The ZX Spectrum's screen format is exact and unforgiving — 6912 bytes, a fixed layout, a fixed 15-colour palette. zx scr handles the whole loop: getting artwork onto a…
zx scr ocr reads text straight off a rendered Spectrum screen — matching each character cell against the real ROM font — and gives it back to you as plain, readable text.
Sinclair BASIC doesn't store a program as the text you typed — it stores a compressed, tokenised form, with keywords packed down to single bytes. zx basic converts…