ASM based backup

If i enable flash recovery area as an ASM file system , but these backup files will not be accesible by OS , then how can i copy those ASM based backup files move to tape cartrdge, ulimately i have to use os copy command , OS cannot read ASM based backup piece.

Do you want to backup "flashback file" on ASM?
I have no idea too,
But ... if you use asm on version 11g, you can backup from ASM to local disk before and then backup to TAPE.
Example:
$ asmcmd
ASMCMD> cp file01.txt /tmp/
copying +Vol1/db/file01.txt -> /tmp//file01.txt
;)

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