Jerry,
Check out www.bias-inc.com. Bias (Berkeley Integrated Audio Systems)
is the maker of Peak, a great 2-track digital audio editor program.
I just noticed on their website that they have a PB suite which
includes a PCMCIA I/O card. Sadly, I don't have any information on
how good it is. Enjoy!
Alex
>Forgive me that I haven't done much homework yet, but now that I've got a
>10 GB hard drive, I'd like to start using my PB2400/G3 to transfer live
>recordings made on a Minidisc recorder to my the 2400 and burn audio CDs.
> One way would be to take the analog output of the Minidisc to the stereo
>audio input of the 2400, but the quality would be better if I took the
>digital optical ouput of the Minidisc to the 2400. Does anyone do this?
>How?
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