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Not 100% the case.
I have the digital output of my CD-ROM plugged into the digital input on
my sound card, and a TOSLink cable from the digital output of my sound
card to the digital input of my MD recorder. I'm willing to bet that,
since track marks are not transmitted across that link, that SCMS also is
not transmitted across that link.
On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, J. Coon wrote:
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> Yep try making a digital copy of it. If you can't it is a digital copy
> on a consumer grade machine. IF you can, it is probably an analog
> recording or someone had the use of a pro grade machine or a SCMS
> stripper.
>
> Paul Currie wrote:
> >
> > How can I tell if a Minidisc recording was digitally recorded or not?
> > Obviously if the levels are all over the place and there are no track marks
> > you would know l but how (without using high tech lab kit) can I ditinguish
> > a competently executed analogue recording from a digital one?
>
> Jim Coon
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