Re: MD: MD for recording sound for film?

[Reeves Easley-McPherson]

I agree with Mike.  MD is perfect as a portable digital recording device for many 
applications.  My wife and I use ours for Family History work.  1000% better than 
analog cassette tape.

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From: Mike Burger [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Sounds like he's been spewed at by someone who has no idea what they're talking about.

I'd come back with "Have you ever actually listened to MD?" and then 
place my headphones on his head.

I suppose the bozo would rather use plain cassette...or the mic on his 
minicam.

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MD: HP CD-R Drives and Maxell Media

[Reeves Easley-McPherson]

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At my office, we have several HP 8000 series CD writers and we made several
"coasters" at first with HP media.  We contacted HP Tech support and the
technician recommended Maxell brand CD-R media and we have had no problems
with the HP drives using Maxell Media since then.

# Subject: Re: MD: Speeding
#
#  My daughter once had an HP drive
# that she had to
# return because it would only write to HP discs.
#
# But that's no assurance that an HP disc is good.  I have had
# trouble with HP
# discs in my external HP drive from time to time.
#
# Larry

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