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How then, do they know to take a commercial break if there's nobody at the
station to cut in the local commercials? If there's a beep or something,
audible or not, wouldn't it get recorded too?
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>> Brent Harding wrote:
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> ... but if I got an md
>> recording device, that's something I'd want, but the trouble is when you
>> have two programs on two different stations. If it's talk shows and the
>> like, is there index signals that md recorders could detect to cut out
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>> of the commercials and the like, and to signal the end of the program, so
>> it'd know to switch stations to get ready for the next one, and allow
>> changing of disks automatically?
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>This reminds me of the bit in Star Trek movie X where they go back to save
>the whales, and Scotty picks up a computer mouse and starts trying to talk
>to it. Yes, that's how it SHOULD work, but don't hold your breath ...
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>simon
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