>
> How about something like the Marantz PMD660? Up to 17hrs on a 1GB
> compact flash in MP3 format. (Varies depending on compression.)
>
> Purchase a CF reader for the PC and you're all set.
> - Dave
>
That's a really perfect suggestion. I hadn't seen one of these with a
VU meter until you
How about something like the Marantz PMD660? Up to 17hrs on a 1GB
compact flash in MP3 format. (Varies depending on compression.)
Purchase a CF reader for the PC and you're all set.
- Dave
azinck3 wrote:
Maybe I'm missing a problem with this setup, but why not record through
a compressor wit
> Maybe I'm missing a problem with this setup, but why not record through
> a compressor with good metering straight to a stand-alone CD recorder?
Yeah, this would be ideal except for the fact that we need to be able
to record more than 80 minutes at a time.
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dth122 Wrote:
> Maybe I'm missing a problem with this setup, but why not record through
>
> a compressor with good metering straight to a stand-alone CD recorder?
>
> You have both the metering on the comps and on the CD recorder. Making
>
> immediate multiple copies afterwards is simply a m
Maybe I'm missing a problem with this setup, but why not record through
a compressor with good metering straight to a stand-alone CD recorder?
You have both the metering on the comps and on the CD recorder. Making
immediate multiple copies afterwards is simply a matter of ripping the
CD (take
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Thanks, Tom.
Well, some post-processing is acceptable (we do this to prepare the
files for streaming off our website). But as I mentioned in an earlier
post, we need to be able burn cds immediately after the service for a
few homebound elderly. So we do need to have acceptable quality right
out
Are you sure you need to control the recording levels as tightly as you
think? On, say, a cassette tape, "too quiet" means not only that you
have to turn the gain up to hear it, but also that when you do, you
hear a lot of hiss. Serious recordists will gasp at this, but you may
find with digital
That's true...in truth, I never gave much thought to the DAT option. I
see that it's a valid solution, particularly given the constraints I
articulated in my original post. However, I failed to mention that we
really need to be able to burn and duplicate CD's immediately following
the service.
azinck3 Wrote:
> >
> Thanks for the reply, radish. Yes, a compressor would certainly help
> our situation greatly! Hopefully the budget will be available for one.
> As for the DAT: I don't really think it would serve our needs well as
> our end-product must be on a computer.
>
Well, sure, bu
> You could also look at DAT. As mentioned, a compressor would
> help a lot, but for recording I'm sure you could pick up a
> decent rack mount DAT recorder (with basic VU, transport, etc)
> for a couple hundred bucks.
Thanks for the reply, radish. Yes, a compressor would certainly help
our si
You could also look at DAT. As mentioned, a compressor would help a lot,
but for recording I'm sure you could pick up a decent rack mount DAT
recorder (with basic VU, transport, etc) for a couple hundred bucks.
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> wrote:Thanks for the response, Jim.
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Thanks for the response, Jim.
There's certainly no space for a second monitor, but your VNC option
isn't too bad, actually. Funny that I hadn't thought of it considering
I use it every day at work. And the frame rate should be decent enough
over a 100mbit connection. We do generate graphics li
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