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Hello, I was working many years ago on Atari STe and have a bunch of Floppy discs with.arr files. I want to have them now working on PC - Cubase SX, (Win. XP) The problem is that the floppy drive that I have in my PC is not reading those old floppy discs. They are working thou on Atari - so I'm sure that they are ok. My question is what specific model of a floppy drive should I buy to open MF2-DD Floppy Discs - Verbatims.

The next problem will be to open those.arr files - but I hope I will do that on Cubase SX 1, I have, right? I will greatly appreciate Your advices. Thanks thanks Arek. This is a tricky one. The Atari and Amiga used DD floppies, as did early PCs. However, at the time that Ataris and Amigas disappeared, HD floppies were coming in.

Most floppy drives on PCs will read HD, but not DD. One way to deal with this is to see if you can find an old floppy drive (i.e. One that will read DD disks) and mount that in your PC. The other thing that you can try (which worked okay on the Amiga), is to see if you can save the project file onto an HD disk loaded in your Atari, i.e. Load up the project from the DD disk, insert an HD disk and try saving to that. I've moved files from Atari/Cubase to a PC.a long time ago.

They weren't.arr files they were a MIDI type of file (can't recall the extension at the moment).and they were PC compatible. AFA the PC simply not recognizing the DD floppy.well, that's a different issue. The Revised Recon Pdf more. I would think HD floppy readers should be able to recognize a DD floppy.but not the other way around.

If I'm remembering correctly.you needed to first format that disk in the PC.and then take it to the Atari (it worked) for file transfers. I think if you format the disk in the Atari.it will not be read by the PC.