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I believe it safe to say that if your MD player does not have a digital
output, there would probably be no analog<->digital converter cable.
I'm afraid that, at the moment, the only suggestion I have would be to
take the original CDs whose tracks you originally burned to the MD, and
recreate your mix that way.
On Thu, 11 May 2000, Roger wrote:
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> Hey again,
> I didn't really get my questions answered--can anyone on this thing help
> me? I want to use my computer burner to make CD's of my personal MD
> mixes. I need to know if I can hook up a MD deck to my SB Live
> soundcard (it has SPDIF in/out) digitally, is there such a cable to
> purchase? I don't want to have to buy a whole deck if it's not possible
> (right now my only option is to record the tracks manually as WAV files
> through the generic input on the back of the card (because my MZ-R55
> doesn't have have digital out)--this takes forever and I don't think the
> quality's retained) or too complicated. My next question, if it is indeed
> possible, is whether or not there's software out there that can
> automatically record my track marks (as I'm ripping the tracks from the
> MD onto computer for burning) so that when I burn it to CD, I have the
> same tracks on the burned CD (don't care about titles)? Somebody please
> help me, if you've ever burned CD's like this.
>
> Roger Hunter
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