On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, David W. Tamkin wrote:
>
> Evil Jim wrote,
>
> | When recording mp3's, regardless of
> | whether I put a space of up to 5 seconds of silence inbetween tracks or
> | not, the MD will not place track marks.
>
> | Right now, I've tried it with all the signals from my computer
> | muted, except for the wav output and Toslink output. The MD is set to
> | synchro record, and auto track marking.
>
> The description of AUTO MARK in the F70 manual says that it listens for
> resumption after silence only when it is recording analog input. For digital
> input, AUTO MARK means to follow the track marking information in the input,
> which, when you play computer files out through a soundcard, is nonexistent.
>
> Until somebody writes S/PDIF generating software that makes proper use of
> the subcode bits to let a receiving device know when a new track begins,
> you're out of luck. For now you know your options: make an analog transfer
> with silence between tracks, make a digital transfer and later separate the
> tracks manually, or transfer one track at a time while you pause the recorder
> between tracks.
Due to a stroke of luck (or something along those lines) the place
where I bought my MD player from advertised that they would let you "Trade
up" your player within 2 years (given, you pay for the extended warantee
replacement) and receive the _full purchase price_ of your player towards
a new one.
This place is getting the MZ-90 very soon. Should I drop the
extra $100 or $150 and replace my F70 with this unit? And can it handle
automarking my digital source correctly?
Thanks for info again...
Whips and Kisses,
Evil Jim
I'm an evil boy, maybe we should just be friends...
I'll light you like a candle, you'll burn at both ends
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