MD: MD in the media: MacIntyre Undercover
Hi, I don't know if this was pointed when it was originally broadcasted (this are old news, from Dec 1999), but just in case... I recently watched a documentary of the MacIntyre Undercover Series (BBC), About the 419 Nigerian Scam (for the curious about what's this, more on http://www.lineone.net/express/99/11/28/news/n3020fleece-d.html) This reporter usually carry covert equipment, usually micro-cameras, to record his undercover meetings, and on that specific documentary what looked to me like a Sony MZ-R30 appeared clearly several times, to record phone calls, meetings, etc. cheers, *---(*)---**-- Francisco J. Montilla - System Network admin - Seville - Spain pacopepeATinsflug.org - irc: pukka - Coordinador INSFLUG (insflug.org) DoQmail: qmail en castellano es.qmail.org - OpenSlink Project: slink.org - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: MD in the media: MacIntyre Undercover
Hi, I don't know if this was pointed when it was originally broadcasted (this is rather old, from Dec 1999), but just in case nobody noticed... I recently watched a documentary from the MacIntyre Undercover Series (BBC), about the 419 Nigerian Scam (for the curious about what's this, more on http://www.lineone.net/express/99/11/28/news/n3020fleece-d.html) This reporter usually carry covert equipment, usually micro-cameras, to record his undercover meetings, and on that specific documentary what looked to me like a Sony MZ-R30 (maybe R35?) appeared clearly several times with great detail to record phone calls, or with civert setups to record meetings, etc. cheers, *---(*)---**-- Francisco J. Montilla - System Network admin - Seville - Spain pacopepeATinsflug.org - irc: pukka - Coordinador INSFLUG (insflug.org) DoQmail: qmail en castellano es.qmail.org - OpenSlink Project: slink.org - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: MD adoption vs MP3 etc
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Hi all
Just occurs to me that one possible factor for USA having adopted MP3
rather than MD, but the other way round here in the UK, is our slowness in
getting broadband internet available. This means that we don't have the
same convenient access to Napster et al (unless for instance we download
MP3s at work through a high-speed connection). So we put up with real-time
transfer from CDs etc. to our beloved MD, and reap the quality benefits
while we're at it.
Never thought I'd say it, but thanks British Telecom!
Just my 2d worth (that's old pence).
Regards, John ('scuse corporate gibberish)
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Re: MD: MD in the media: MacIntyre Undercover
Oops, sorry for the duped posting, thought amulation.org didn't exist... greets, *---(*)---**-- Francisco J. Montilla - System Network admin - Seville - Spain pacopepeATinsflug.org - irc: pukka - Coordinador INSFLUG (insflug.org) DoQmail: qmail en castellano es.qmail.org - OpenSlink Project: slink.org - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: SP/DIF from Dell Inspiron 8000? (And old Acorns)
I'm finally thinking about replacing my 7 year old Acorn RISC PC* with a shiny new laptop, and am looking at the Dell Inpsiron 8000. Anyway, I've heard that it's possible to get an SP/DIF output from it - possibly by sticking some sort of adaptor on the SVideo port (or something). Is this true, and can I adapt it to a regular optical out connection which I can plug into my Sharp 831? *For the benefit of non-Brits, Acorn is a (now defunct) computer manafacturer, who started producing RISC based computers in 1987, running a superfast, super-reliable, super-easy-to-use (mostly hand-coded in pure assembler) operating system called RISC OS. (its so efficient, in everyday operation, my 40mhz, 10mb Acorn still does most things faster than the 700mhz PCs at uni, and its so stable one user reported 7 YEARS without a crash). However, I need to replace it due to compatibility issues. For those familiar with chip designers ARM ltd, it was Acorn who designed the original ARM chips, and ended up spinning off the company as a separate entity. Fortunately, ARM had somewhat more business savvy than Acorn. Robin. Robin Landy Manchester University [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mobile: 07970 253609 --- - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: MD: Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
=== = NB: Over 50% of this message is QUOTED, please = = be more selective when quoting text = === hello- if you're short on cash (like myself), i suggest having a look around on half.com. i can refer you if you like and you'll get a $5 off coupon. I buy almost all of my music from there now. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Stainless Steel Rat Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 1:46 PM To: MD-L Subject: Re: MD: Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon * Stuart Howlette [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 07 May 2001 | When I have as much money as an unemployed voluntary worker it becomes a | problem As far as the law is concerned, lack of funds to buy a thing does not justify stealing it. And some of us would appreciate it if this list did not get shut down over contributory infringements. -- Rat [EMAIL PROTECTED]\ Ingredients of Happy Fun Ball include an Minion of Nathan - Nathan says Hi! \ unknown glowing substance which fell to PGP Key: at a key server near you! \ Earth, presumably from outer space. - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: MD acceptance...
I've seen the hype about the MDS-LSA1. It may be a product ahead of its time... Also, it seems to be marketed in Europe only (I'm in the US).. The market they seem to be aiming at is the (future) home stereo market where most audio a video components are digital, with firewire interface. Although it could be used with a computer (most would need an add-on firewire adapter). It also looks like its physical shape would not lend itself to easy placement in most computer setups (maybe under the monitor???). If they wanted the killer product, I would think they should make a small portable recorder with a USB interface. (USB has a larger installed base than firewire, at this time). HHB does make such a recorder for professional use. I'm not sure about exactly how the USB interface works (is it *native* with flow control and bidirectional or is it just an add-on packaged in the same enclosure as the MD). - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: SP/DIF from Dell Inspiron 8000? (And old Acorns)
I'm finally thinking about replacing my 7 year old Acorn RISC PC* with a shiny new laptop, and am looking at the Dell Inpsiron 8000. Anyway, I've heard that it's possible to get an SP/DIF output from it - possibly by sticking some sort of adaptor on the SVideo port (or something). Is this true, and can I adapt it to a regular optical out connection which I can plug into my Sharp 831? Yes - you get a device that plugs into a port on the side and gives you S-Video, Composite and S/PDIF audio. If you use a converter such as the Midiman CO2, you can convert it to optical that will be suitable for your 831. The plug-in thing with the S/PDIF is standard on all Inspiron 8000s as far as I know. hth, -- Simon ___ FSmail - Get your free web-based email from Freeserve: www.fsmail.net - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Re: Emphasis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: On MD, bit 0 of the TOC entry of a segment is set to 1 if the segment is preemphasized. Preemphasis isn't needed these days, so it's highly unlikely ever to see that bit turned on. It's also possible that in modern MD gear the de-emphasis step is done prior to, or during, the ATRAC encoding stage. In this case the MD unit would not display PREEMPHASIS in the indicator even if the CD was encoded with it. Rick - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: problem with the sony md r900
Hi all I have a problem with my new Sony MD R900. When recording with a mike, I can hear what it's recording through the headphones and I can see that the counter is ticking off when I've begun recording. But I can't hear a thing when I try to play back what I've recorded. I found another reference to this problem on the web, but no solutions. Can anyone help? Thanks, Federico - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Fw: Vaio
Francisco J. Huerta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is not an argument to start a fight. Then maybe you should have not posted this? ;) Sorry, but I work with both systems, and I get tired of PC-centric people doing flawed comparisons. The entire evaluation you conducted was flawed, since you evaluated PowerBooks using PC users. Of course they are going to dislike the interface and have the problems you menioned, just as a company full of Mac users is going to dislike the Windows interface and have technical problems with Windows if you use them to evaluate Wintel laptops. The simple truth is that people are comfortable with what they learned, and a change will almost always be met with resistance, especially in the beginning. BTW, the death blow being end users complaining because they couldn't open exe files received through email? ROFL... about the only executable files people receive through email are virii and joke programs. Hmmm... Database problems, and PC-specific software -- now there is a reason that I can understand -- that is a logical reason to go with a Wintel PC. But the other reasons... A Mac is a good, albeit uncompatible, out of standard (and in many cases out of touch) computer. Sorry, but that is just incorrect. If you mean incompatible with a few PC-only applications, yes. But the Mac is just as standards-compliant as any Windows PC, cross-platform compatible, and hardly out of touch. LOL And in terms of software availability, apart from a few high-end databases and CAD applications, pretty much anything you can do on Windows you can do on a Macintosh (although WebObjects is better than any PC-only solution). And in some industries (graphic design, education, multimedia) a good argument can be made for the opposite conclusion -- that the PC is You want to use PCs, or Macs, that's great. But let's drop these flawed well, I did an evaluation arguments -- let people go try a computer on their own, armed with facts. These my computer is better than your computer for these reasons mailing list debates are so... 1980s ;) - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
This email was delivered to you by The Free Internet, a Business Online Group company. http://www.thefreeinternet.net --- Look, I said sorry, what else do you want, a public execution? -- Stuart Howlette There are many questions in life, but is the right answer only correct because the majority believe in it? [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minidisc.sphosting.com http://minidisc.sphosting.com/personal/ -- - Original Message - From: Stainless Steel Rat [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: MD-L [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 6:45 PM Subject: Re: MD: Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon * Stuart Howlette [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 07 May 2001 | When I have as much money as an unemployed voluntary worker it becomes a | problem As far as the law is concerned, lack of funds to buy a thing does not justify stealing it. And some of us would appreciate it if this list did not get shut down over contributory infringements. -- Rat [EMAIL PROTECTED]\ Ingredients of Happy Fun Ball include an Minion of Nathan - Nathan says Hi! \ unknown glowing substance which fell to PGP Key: at a key server near you! \ Earth, presumably from outer space. - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: SCMS and Microphone Recording
This email was delivered to you by The Free Internet, a Business Online Group company. http://www.thefreeinternet.net --- Hmm, still not quite there mate, its that its on MiniDisc, so it cannot be copied again, remember, it has an ADC, so it gets converted to digital, then cannot be copied. -- Stuart Howlette There are many questions in life, but is the right answer only correct because the majority believe in it? [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minidisc.sphosting.com http://minidisc.sphosting.com/personal/ -- - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 4:19 AM Subject: Re: MD: SCMS and Microphone Recording John Salomone wrote, | Ok gang, what's the deal here? I've bootlegged several shows recently using | my Aiwa AM-F70 and my Core Sound mics and battery box. I use the line-in | setting since I have the powered mics. I guess this constitutes a digital | input then? No, it's analog, unless you were using a digitizing microphone (which for all I know doesn't exist) or had an in-line ADC between the microphone and the recorder. | I can only assume so since I can't make digital copies of the recordings | (SCMS prevent). Are you positive that SCMS is the reason? Microphone input should be laid down as SCMS-penultimate just like any other analog source digitized by the recorder's on-board ADC. The F70 doesn't have digital output; what other unit are you playing the discs on to try to make a copy by digital transfer? Maybe it's malfunctioning. More likely your inability to copy has nothing to do with SCMS. | So if I use the mic settings to record will it be a different story (i.e. | it will be a SCMS-free recording)? It will be SCMS-penultimate. Recordings on MD, DAT, CD, or DCC are never SCMS-free; the bits are always there and they have to be set to some value or other, whether that setting is to allow one generation of further copying (which I prefer to call SCMS-penultimate), unlimited generations (SCMS-unlim- ited), or no further copying (SCMS-final). Computer sound files and analog storage don't have SCMS information; when they are copied to a digital audio format that implements SCMS, the SCMS bits have to be set somehow, usually to penultimate. | I guess the next question is what are my best SCMS stripping options? I | don't want to mess with building the elektor kit. Must I wait until I get | my new computer and do this on CD-R using the Sony PCS-1 link? But doesn't | this yield an anlog copy anyway, something I can already do with MD to MD. If your computer has a soundcard with digital inputs, and you have an MD unit with digital output, you could rip digitally to the computer. Since computer sound files do not support SCMS information, you'd avoid interference from SCMS without needing to go analog. - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: problem with the sony md r900
This email was delivered to you by The Free Internet, a Business Online Group company. http://www.thefreeinternet.net --- I know this may be a presumption on my behalf that you haven't looked at the obvious things (sorry if I have), but were u on record/pause without taking the pause off? Probably not, but to find the the answer to a problem, the best way is to start from the ground upwards. -- Stuart Howlette There are many questions in life, but is the right answer only correct because the majority believe in it? [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minidisc.sphosting.com http://minidisc.sphosting.com/personal/ -- - Original Message - From: Federico J Windhausen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 3:23 PM Subject: MD: problem with the sony md r900 Hi all I have a problem with my new Sony MD R900. When recording with a mike, I can hear what it's recording through the headphones and I can see that the counter is ticking off when I've begun recording. But I can't hear a thing when I try to play back what I've recorded. I found another reference to this problem on the web, but no solutions. Can anyone help? Thanks, Federico - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Fw: Vaio
Then maybe you should have not posted this? ;) Sorry, but I work with both systems, and I get tired of PC-centric people doing flawed comparisons. The entire evaluation you conducted was flawed, since you evaluated PowerBooks using PC users. Then you missed the whole point of the evaluation.. I wanted to have a hybrid network at my office. I wanted to give Macs to people at the web design department; these people have used PCs all their lives. I really, truly wanted to give Macs a chance; I figured, if Macs are as good as people say they are, everyone will want to switch. Not to mention, Macs were cheaper than the PCs. They were until we factored in the cost of the software necessary to coexist with the PCs at work. Of course they are going to dislike the interface and have the problems you menioned, just as a company full of Mac users is going to dislike the Windows interface and have technical problems with Windows if you use them to evaluate Wintel laptops. Maybe they'd like Windows better =) No, really! I attended a System X seminar with a bunch of Windoze geeks, and the presentation guy almost walked away, because he always said now, System X can do THIS! and we always countered Just like Windows!. Seriously, the techie guy at Apple that was assigned to us accepted that Macs had fallen way behind in their GUI, and that just lately they begun catching up with Windows. Don't blame me, they were the ones who accepted it. The simple truth is that people are comfortable with what they learned, and a change will almost always be met with resistance, especially in the beginning. True. That's one of the reasons we didn't buy the Macs after all; people wanted to work, not to learn a new system. The other major reason was that we have been let down way too many times by Apple in the past. We still have 28 Macs lying around that Apple couldn't and wouldn't fix (Apple Mexico, that is). Just the facts. BTW, the death blow being end users complaining because they couldn't open exe files received through email? ROFL... about the only executable files people receive through email are virii and joke programs. Hmmm... Ahem... ever heard of C++ files? We use those all the times as macros. True, people could always learn whatever scripting language Apple offers, or re-compile their apps in System X. Not worth it. Sorry, but that is just incorrect. If you mean incompatible with a few PC-only applications, yes. With a few PC apps? Sorry, but I could only find Macromedia and some Office stuff. Our database won't run on Apple (Progress). Our ASP won't run on a Mac (Citrix). Nor the clients for those apps. Sun and Windows NT will. This is enterprise stuff, not the apps you would run on your home-home office. You want to use PCs, or Macs, that's great. But let's drop these flawed well, I did an evaluation arguments -- Because if we continue with them, people will notice the computer is not the goal... it's the tool to get there. Had I started a network from scratch, probably Apple would have prevailed (I'd still need some Sun servers, but then again, who doesn't? =) Sadly, someone mentioned wanting to replace a PC laptop with a PowerBook... i just explained how I tried to do the same, and the reasons why I failed. Nothing else, nothing more. Take care! Francisco. - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: SCMS and Microphone Recording
| Hmm, still not quite there mate, Howlette, your condescension is inappropriate. Even if you were right and I wrong, it would still be rude. Talking down at someone when you're wrong and the other person is right -- as is the case here -- is even worse. | its that its on MiniDisc, so it cannot be copied again, remember, it has an | ADC, so it gets converted to digital, then cannot be copied. You are 100% wrong about that. If that were true, it would be impossible ever to make a digital copy from a MiniDisc under SCMS. Perhaps you believe that it is, but in actual reality it isn't. I've done it many, many times. The facts are that analog input digitized by the recorder's on-board ADC is laid down as SCMS-penultimate, and one generation of digital recopying is allowed under SCMS. If one were foolish enough to route the analog signal through an outboard ADC, the ADC's digital output would probably be SCMS-pen- ultimate; then the recording would be SCMS-final and one really couldn't make a further copy of it digitally, but that isn't the case here. - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: Nashua MiniDiscs
Has anyone tried Nashua MDs? I just found this place: http://store.yahoo.com/soundtract/minidiscs.html. Anyone bought from them? How are the discs? Bad, good, worth buying, etc? __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/ - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: SCMS and Microphone Recording
This email was delivered to you by The Free Internet, a Business Online Group company. http://www.thefreeinternet.net --- What the hell has crawled up everyones ass and died recently, the term not quite there mate was meant to be an addition, not talking down at someone, and sorry for being wrong, maybe ure not human, maybe ure some artificial intellifence that never makes a mistake. Dont be so patronising and condescental yourself, I admit I am wrong, but there is no need to rip my head off for it, admit it, ure human, u've made mistakes, or are so infallible that a mistake would override your system in make it crash and bring you down? -- Stuart Howlette There are many questions in life, but is the right answer only correct because the majority believe in it? [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minidisc.sphosting.com http://minidisc.sphosting.com/personal/ -- - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 6:48 PM Subject: Re: MD: SCMS and Microphone Recording | Hmm, still not quite there mate, Howlette, your condescension is inappropriate. Even if you were right and I wrong, it would still be rude. Talking down at someone when you're wrong and the other person is right -- as is the case here -- is even worse. | its that its on MiniDisc, so it cannot be copied again, remember, it has an | ADC, so it gets converted to digital, then cannot be copied. You are 100% wrong about that. If that were true, it would be impossible ever to make a digital copy from a MiniDisc under SCMS. Perhaps you believe that it is, but in actual reality it isn't. I've done it many, many times. The facts are that analog input digitized by the recorder's on-board ADC is laid down as SCMS-penultimate, and one generation of digital recopying is allowed under SCMS. If one were foolish enough to route the analog signal through an outboard ADC, the ADC's digital output would probably be SCMS-pen- ultimate; then the recording would be SCMS-final and one really couldn't make a further copy of it digitally, but that isn't the case here. - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Fw: Vaio
From: Dan Frakes [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: MDList [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: MD: Fw: Vaio Date: Tue, 08 May 2001 08:44:10 -0700 Francisco J. Huerta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is not an argument to start a fight. Then maybe you should have not posted this? ;) Sorry, but I work with both systems, and I get tired of PC-centric people doing flawed comparisons. I too work with both systems (I was the one who started this Vaios are crap thread btw). I have a Win 98 PC at home, and work with top of the line Macs at work every day. The real reason I started this crap though wasn't to compare the OS, but rather the *hardware* itself. I was mearly stating that Vaios, and Sony things in general are much more remarkable in terms of design, and inovation that reliability. For example, late yesterday at work we got our newest Mac. A 766 mhz G4 with 1 GB of RAM, and a DVD-R. Yes, it rocks in a box as you might have guessed. The suck thing is that we bought a nice new Sony 21 monitor to go with it and guess what? It's defective. Every once in a while you get a shakiness that looks like a monitor just after it de-gauses. If you hit the POS, the problem goes away. This reminds me of back when I worked selling computers, and we had this one guy return 3 Trinitrons before he got one that worked to his satisfaction. Some may say he was picky, but I would be too if I was dropping $1000 on a monitor and I got it home and it was blury, or it was impossible to get a square image. A Trinitron in working order is one of the best monitors around, but they also have a hidious falure rate. My friend bought a Dell a while back (also much better made than Sony most of the time, regardless of OS) and the thinly disguised Sony monitor it came with died after about 9 months. No picture at all. Chad Gombosi Member SCP www.scponline.net Chad's Game Music Page www.chadsgamemusic.com MP3.com page: www.mp3.com/signofzeta Let me explain a couple of things. Time is short. That's the first thing. For the weasel, Time is a weasel. For the hero, Time is heroic. For the whore, Time is just another trick. If you're gentle, your Time is gentle. If you're in a hurry, Time flies. Time is a servant, if you are its master. Time is your god, if you are its dog. We are the creators of Time, the victims of Time, and the killers of Time. Time is timeless. That's the second thing. You are the clock, Cassiel. Emit - Far Away So Close _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Fw: Vaio
Not to mention, Macs were cheaper than the PCs. They were until we factored in the cost of the software necessary to coexist with the PCs at work. What? Macs cheaper than PCs? What *are* you talking about? Macs have never been cheaper than PCs, and they sure aren't now. I wish they were or a wouldn't be using a home built AMD machine at home. Chad Gombosi Member SCP www.scponline.net Chad's Game Music Page www.chadsgamemusic.com MP3.com page: www.mp3.com/signofzeta Let me explain a couple of things. Time is short. That's the first thing. For the weasel, Time is a weasel. For the hero, Time is heroic. For the whore, Time is just another trick. If you're gentle, your Time is gentle. If you're in a hurry, Time flies. Time is a servant, if you are its master. Time is your god, if you are its dog. We are the creators of Time, the victims of Time, and the killers of Time. Time is timeless. That's the second thing. You are the clock, Cassiel. Emit - Far Away So Close _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: Fw: Vaio
Not to mention, Macs were cheaper than the PCs. They were until we factored in the cost of the software necessary to coexist with the PCs at work. What? Macs cheaper than PCs? What *are* you talking about? Macs have never been cheaper than PCs, and they sure aren't now. I wish they were or a wouldn't be using a home built AMD machine at home. 800 MHz PIII, 64 MB RAM, 10 GB HD, 15 in. monitor: 1,200 USD. 400 MHz Ruby G3, 64 MB RAM, 10 GB HD, built in monitor: 900 USD. Those were the list prices our distributors (HP and Apple) gave us (remember, in Mexico). I know, I know. There are cheaper PCs. But we cannot switch brands or use clones, at least until next year (sigh). Francisco. - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: MD: LP to MD
On 4 May 2001, at 7:00, Jim Coon wrote: What are some of the ways to copy LP to MD and flter scratches and clicks? This is a guide to LP-CDR, so you need a computer, but if your soundcard has a digital out, I'd assume you could easily do the same with MD. http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~abcomp/lp-cdr.htm HTH. Josh - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
