> On Thu, 11 May 2000 11:48:03 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Note ... be careful of SCMS limitations. If the original MD
> > was recorded digitally, you *may* not be able to make another
> > digital copy to CDR. (This applies to most consumer equipment)
Neil [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Is this the case, though? (speculating) wouldn't it be set to
> penultimate,in the same way as prerec CDs - 'cos you can normally make
> one generation of digital copy from them, using domestic equipment.
You are correct but I was pointing out the "possibility" that when
one is making multiple records/edits of material digitally, then they
*may* run into SCSM issues whether they made the original recording or not.
> > A SCMS stripper or a "professional" CD recorder maybe needed
> > in this case. (read in extra $$$'s).
Neil [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I'm not sure I buy why prerec MDs should be different (from a SCMS
> perspective) from prerec CDs.
They are not ... but when was it specified we are talking about
prerec MD's or CD's ?? We are talking about re-recording digitally,
previous recorded material. (see the first post).
SCMS is something to be concerned about when making multiple transfers,
I've encountered the problem when editing DAT tapes. DAT -> CDR -> MD
is sometimes a "no go" due to SCMS ... I thought it irresponsible NOT
to mention the "possibility" of running into SCSM problems.
Cheers GC
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