the new one isn't a stopgap, but I still want to see
a feature that nobody has bothered to put in a portable
since sony's first one... OPTICAL OUT!
:-)
-Jeffrey
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Hey guys! have you seen the new Sharp MT-831? it looks hot... makes me =
wanna sell my short battery
life MZ-R55! looks bad ass
i want it
anyways
laters
Wallace
Hey, I don't hate analog just because I love digital and MDs! I
recently dug out an old Dolby B cassette of a gig I played with some
guys in our surf band 21 years ago, and it made a nice copy on MD. It's
a relief knowing that the MD will probably long outlive the original
cassette, being an
Today I was reading an article about genetically engineered foodstuffs. One
product mentioned was crop seeds that are viable and can germinate, but grow
into sterile plants that produce no seeds themselves. The scam is that come
harvest time the farmers get no seeds for the next year's
Hi,
is, they're being cautious. There could be every reason in the world that
would explain why MD's wouldn't affect aeronautical electronic systems, but
there's always that slim possibility, and that's a significant point. It's
Do you know what it is that makes "laser devices" supposedly
Hello All,
I wanted to let the list know that I'm selling a Sony VAIO PCV-E518DS Digital
Studio on Ebay. This computer comes with an opticial digital port and an
S-Link interface. It can control up to 3 S-Link equipped CD players and 1 MD
player/recorder. It also comes with software for
Kenton A Hoover writes:
It has to do with what you mean by playing "correctly". Introduction of
single bit errors will likely not to even be detectable to the human ear.
However, the logical place to insert such errors is on "block" boundries.
Remember that CD-ROM ripping requires that
That's exactly it. The RF emitted by these devices does have the potential
to interfere with aeronautical equipment. Sit an FM radio next to even a
lousy 386 computer and you will find that somewhere on the FM band, you will
hear the computer's interference. That's pretty much what can be
The issue is not with the actual lasers really. What they are afraid of is
getting people who try to use radios with cd-players built in. Any kind of
electromagnetic or radio interference can cause the navigational systems to
become disoriented. This can be compounded during takeoff when the
From: David W. Tamkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Today I was reading an article about genetically engineered foodstuffs. One
product mentioned was crop seeds that are viable and can germinate, but grow
into sterile plants that produce no seeds themselves. The scam is that come
harvest time the
Hi,
OK, I give thumbs up for safety.
How about when you can use safety in a profitable manner.
If you bring your favorite entertainement with you, would you pay for
in-flight options like movies and music ?
I guess not.
That's another reason for not leting you use your gear, isn't it?
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It has to do with what you mean by playing
Is there any way to increase the R-55 batary life? Does Sony make linger
life bataries that fit this md recorder?
Not that I know of, but you can get an extra rechargeable battery (Sony
NH-14WM, identical to the original) for $24 from MiniDisco. (Sony parts will
sell you the same battery
Hi all!!
I bought a JE520 a couple of months ago, and i just read that the
newer recorders have a pitch control. Is it posible to add a pitch-
control to my 520? And how much will it cost?
Thanx!!!
Joost.
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I just recorded over 140mins worth of stuff onto a Sony MD...
I cannot see how that is possible, but all the tracks seem to be there...
any anyone shed some light?? I was under the impression that it was a 74min MD
thanks
wendy
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I am interested in buying an MD Walkman from Japan but at the moment I am
caught up between these 3 models. Can someone please give me some advice on
their features and basically which one is the best of the three. Perhaps
there is a review on the net of one or all three of these MDs?!
Hi,
I just want to tell you that JB-930 is available in Germany now. JE-730
(or is it also a JB model?) was already available.
JB-930 = DM 799 (~EUR 400)
JE/B-730 = DM 699 (~EUR 350)
All prices are the RRPs. Maybe you will find some lower prices at around
christmas time... (or you look for
747s use laser gyros. A few weeks ago on a flight from Johannesburg to Miami
the pilot explained that "laser radiation" can interfere with the gyros and
in one case, shut down three engines by switching off the fuel pumps. I
know these guys away from the "office" and I don't suspect it was bs.
Hi,
I don't know if this has been posted before (didn't get
any posts for a couple of days), but this article on
the c't newsticker talks about a new camcorder from
Sony recording on Minidisc 2 media. These are supposed
to be the same size as current MD, but have a capacity
of 650 MB due to a
In a message dated 8/24/1999 8:27:39 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The problem is actually with tray-loading home units
that don't have the indent in the tray.
Somewhere around here I still have the adapter I got to fit the smaller CDs
into older (at the time,
Eric Woudenberg schrieb:
Don't look now folks, but Sony is showing an MD Camcorder at the IFA
(International Photo Exhibition).
Thanks for the information. In addition, just a note:
IFA doesn't mean International Photo Exhibition. IFA means
"Internationale Funkausstellung". In former times,
Colin Burchall writes:
Kenton A. Hoover wrote:
It has to do with what you mean by playing "correctly". Introduction of
single bit errors will likely not to even be detectable to the human ear.
Exactly. So a digital copy made from a S/PDIF data stream will have the
same 'undetectable
http://www.tir.com/~liteways/Mandolin.html#Microphone
Karl Gohl wrote:
Hi
The manual for my 702 says to use a "plug in power" mic, not a regular mic,
or else damage may occur. What constitutes a "plug in power" mic. I asked
at Radio Shack and they had never heard of it. My guess is
You can record 149 minutes in mono mode and 74 in stereo on a 74 minute
disc. You must have your recorder set for mono recording.
Wendy Chan wrote:
I just recorded over 140mins worth of stuff onto a Sony MD...
I cannot see how that is possible, but all the tracks seem to be there...
any
Found on Traxdata's site ( http://www.traxdata.com./ )
"Traxdata to launch new MiniDisc range
After years of being at the forefront of CD based technologies, Traxdata
have decided to launch a brand new MiniDisc range. Initially, two types of
discs will be available: the TXA74-MD, a 74
While scouring the net for an automobile DC adapter for my VAIO PCG-F190, I
stumbled across a web site (www.jpd.com, Japan Palmtops Direct) that had a
blurb about a new Sony XR9 notebook computer that has built-in optical
digital I/O ports as well as built-in MD controls. (That's not all; this
Howdy folks.
Just got home from London today, where I'd popped along to KVJ and picked up
some MD bargains.
Sony 60min premium discs - 99pence each, 8 for 10.
JVC 74mins 1.40 each, 11 for 10
Hi-Space 80 mins, 1.99 each, 16 for 10.
And finally,
a NiMH gumstick for my new shiny R55. NH 14
Someone wrote...
The SB Live Value card worked well getting them into
the machine,
however, I do notice a slow down in the machine at
boot up, presumably
because it is loading more drivers and appellations.
Also, it seems to
take longer do respond if I open too many windows.
I assume
I made some recordings with my Sony R30 (END SEARCH and all) and I want
to be able to stream them from my web site. Does anyone on the list
know on how to do it?
The SB Live Value card worked well getting them into the machine,
however, I do notice a slow down in the machine at boot up,
Sounds like your recorder is set to MONO mode which would account for the
doubling of recording time.
Switch it off, and you will get your allocated 74 minutes of stereo
recording time.
Or, if it isn't that, you've got hold of some amazing MDs - can we all have
a few?
Ian
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J. Coon wrote:
Sometimes I think the software vendors and Microsoft have cut deals on
the side with the hardware and memory manufacturers.
No, it's just that they've forgotten how to write efficient code in this age
of cheap and very powerful hardware. I believe Netscape are working on a
Regis Priqueler wrote,
| I try to recored sounds from my VCR to my MDS-W1 continuously On deck A and
| B. When i played back the discs (both and only the last minutes of each) i
| heard drops in the sound like when a CD player skips during playing when the
| CD is dirty. I deleted the
| part
Kenton A. Hoover wrote:
It has to do with what you mean by playing "correctly". Introduction of
single bit errors will likely not to even be detectable to the human ear.
Exactly. So a digital copy made from a S/PDIF data stream will have the
same 'undetectable to the human ear' error.
On Sat, 28 Aug 1999 10:59:05 -0400, you wrote:
I made some recordings with my Sony R30 (END SEARCH and all) and I want
to be able to stream them from my web site. Does anyone on the list
know on how to do it?
The SB Live Value card worked well getting them into the machine,
however, I do
I know someone wrote about this a few weeks ago...
a friend has an R55 that won't turn off (unless Hold is on and
he hits stop on the remote)
this just started happening
anyone know what the deal is on this?
"WorldSecure Server rw.com" made the following
annotations on 08/27/99 17:44:39
Hello:
Karl Gohl wrote:
Hi
The manual for my 702 says to use a "plug in power" mic, not a regular mic,
or else damage may occur. What constitutes a "plug in power" mic.
A microphone that requires between 1.5 to 10 vdc to power it.
I asked
at Radio Shack and they had never heard of it.
Hi to everybody
i am looking for the best portable minidisc for djing purpose (playing
with big sound systems, not home stereo)
i need 1 player-recorder and 1 player-only
FEATURES I NEED:
1) basically the most important thing for me is the sound quality (i
used to dj with dats before..) so
Hello. I've been lurking on here for a while but finally have a question.
I recently acquired an Audio Alchemy Digital Transmission Interface device.
I read somewhere that the original version of this device is able to
remove the SCMS code from digital recordings. I *think* this is the first
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Got it fixed, thanks. Now to figure out how
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I think it's just a wives tale, and urban
Heya,
I made some recordings with my Sony R30 (END SEARCH and all) and I want
to be able to stream them from my web site. Does anyone on the list
know on how to do it?
Thought about ShoutCast for MP3, it's free (I think ;).
www.shoutcast.com or www.winamp.com they're both Nullsoft.
The SB
Hi, I heard that the ProspecMSP730 Digital Signal Processor do NOT decode
the protection that DVD digital audio has.
Does anybody knows a way to go around that protection from the Digitial
Output of a DVD player to record on a MD using a standard TOSLink??
Is the only answer to use standard
747s use laser gyros. A few weeks ago on a flight from
Johannesburg to Miami
the pilot explained that "laser radiation" can interfere
with the gyros and
in one case, shut down three engines by switching off the
fuel pumps. I
know these guys away from the "office" and I don't suspect
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The farmers usualy buy the seeds anyway. I
The V2 boycott page is up at http://v2musiccds.com
The original compromise for me to call off the boycott was for them to post
from a valid V2 music address (so we could validate their truthfulness) that
they would master all CD's with a SCMS setting allowing a first generation
copy (the
Hi.
Rick:
I checked its dimensions again. Do folks realize how tiny
this thingis? At 78.9 x 72 mm, it's 1mm wider and 2mm
taller than an MD jacket(MD Jacket: 78x70mm). And at 17.3mm
it's half a mm thinner than theSharp MD-MT831. Amazing.
Why don't you compare with othr PLAYERs ?
MD jacket
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For those of you interested in the new Sony MZ-R90 and R91 units, Japan
Direct said they'll have a translation of the information in a week as
follows:
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Hi
Does anyone know whether there is a way to 'overwrite' an existing minidisc
track so that the original track numbering is maintained?
I want to be able to 'replace' one item for another and not disrupt the
numbering or audio material recorded on any of the other tracks.
This seems like a
Hi,
Thanks for replying.
Please excuse me if this sound stupid, but I couldn't find any pdf files in
the driver cd. You do mean the Disc1, right? If the files your are talking
about is in Disc2 or 3, then I may have some problem the fact is that I
didn't buy the card first hand, so I don't
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