I was thinking about the brilliant OTLA project 2.2:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/otla/downloads

This is up and going with wonderful turbo loading results from WAV or MP3, since 2008 for the ZX81, Spectrum, Amstrad and MSX computers ( haven't tested on MSX yet ), so why not also for the EP computers? A normal Spectrum 48k proggy can be loaded flawlessly in less than 30 seconds!!!
Of course I have already tried the "max speed" option on EPTE, which is good, but is this REALLY the max speed that EP computers can handle?

As stated by the OTLA developer(s), this super-proggy is based on one ("slow but reliable") of the multiple turbo-routines as can be found on the K7ZX turbo loading utility for the ZX Spectrum. Unfortunately the K7ZX link seems not to be working anymore:
http://personal.auna.com/casariche/k7zx4/k7zx4.htm

..., but it originally contained MUCH faster turbo loading routines for the Speccy, than the one used in OTLA and it can still be downloaded (without source code) here:
http://zxspectrum48.i-demo.pl/k7zx.zip

Anyway, the source code of the last OTLA version (2.2) is freely available, could one or some of you, experienced EP programmers have a look, please?
I believe that most EP enthusiasts who own/use a real EP machine rather than an emulator, cannot easily find/afford disk controllers etc, nor have real -original or not- cassettes, so the main solution is loading .tap files through EPTE or the special version of Tapir.
Wouldn't it be nice to develop a separate OTLA-like seriously fast and effective tape turbo-loading utility for use with the EP .tap files, or even integrate an EP option in the already existing OTLA? Or is it too much what my idea suggests?

Cheers!!!

Two questions. One: Why no try at all? Those experienced EP programmers were at a time exactly the same as you are now. But they tried and learned. Two: Why such a cumbersome thing? Emulation and SD-card readers solve fast loading in a much more convenient way. Not mentioning saving.

One: Too old to start learning such things, at my 50s... Yes, I could surely try, but it would take me years... for an experienced programmer, this would take 2-3 afternoons, since the source code is ready...
Two: I wasn't talking about emulators, it's about those who own the real thing! And SD cards, where are they?
Thanks for your reply!!

Don't worry kokkiklhs, I am sure that sooner or later a skilled coder will read the source out of curiosity.

I hope so, my friend gflorez!
The developer of v2.2 is Francisco Villa Rodriguez, apparently he is Spanish, I was wondering if there is a way to contact him directly... Does he appear in the retrowiki.es forum, do you know if he is still active? I could write to him, to ask him about it!
He does give an email address, but after all these years, since 2008, I am not sure it will be still valid...

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