[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > One other problem I have had with it: I was recording a live concert which > was 2 hours in length. When I switched to a fresh minidisc after recording > for about 70 minutes, I also switched to a brand new battery. The battery > worked fine for about 5-10 minutes (and the display showed a fully charged > battery), but then the power cut off completely and the screen went blank. I > removed and re-inserted the battery several times and the same thing would > happen each time, including once in a while showing the battery icon as being > low power (remember this was 5 minutes after the battery had been shown as > having full power). I don't know, it sounds like the battery may be bad or not fully charged. >This scenario has happened to me twice with my minidisc > recorder. My friend suggests that I have a defective Minidisc recorder, and > it is somehow overheating, leading to this strange activity despite brand new > batteries. Any ideas? I It could be the recorder too. Get a brand new package of batteries and try making more recordings to see if you can make it repeat with the new batteries. > (I use a lapel microphone with its > own battery while recording, plugged into the LINE IN input. It is a $40 > microphone. Could it be the problem, since it was so cheap?) Absolutely not. -- Jim Coon Not just another pretty mandolin picker. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] If Gibson made cars, would they sound so sweet? My first web page http://www.tir.com/~liteways ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
