Ralph wrote,
| AFAIK, all *recorders* have optical in.
I'm not so sure. All recorders have digital in: some optical, some both
optical and coaxial, but are there none that have coaxial digital in yet
not optical?
| A player has no kind of in. Since it's just a player.... (What use is a in
| if you can't record?)
I'm sure that by "player/recorder" DW51 meant "a device that plays and
records" rather than "player or recorder."
| Solution number 1:
| - MD deck optical out -> SCMS stripper -> MD deck/portable optical in
|
| Solution number 2:
| - MD deck coax out -> SCMS stripper -> MD deck coax in
If the source recording is not SCMS-final, you don't need a stripper, so
Solution 5. MD deck optical out -> MD deck/portable optical in
Solution 6. MD deck coax out -> MD deck coax in
If you do use a stripper, some also convert between optical and coax, so you
don't need the same type of S/PDIF on the destination unit as on the source
unit.
Also, SCMS permitting,
Solution 7: a dual deck. (I love mine. It also is a way to do five hours
of timer recording as John Graham was discussing.)
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