Did anyone mention that, a couple of weeks ago, US broadcaster Art Bell was
talking up his brand new minidisc on his internationally syndicated program?
He apparently loves it. I guess he sells a ton of product on his show
whenever he promotes something (the Oprah of overnight radio?) so let's
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But he makes a valid point with regards to that thread because nobody ever
agrees on it anyway. I like the feature, others don't. But why harp on about
it? Why try and shove it down people's throats like some posters here are
(perhaps unintentionally) doing?
It
Good question.
This has been talked about in the past - I remember Rick doing some looong
tests along this line, calculating disc revolutions over a 24hr period etc.
Perhaps he has details on the MDCP.
My 701 stops the disc spinning and goes into a kind of standby mode if left
on rec-pause (or
Hi,
When you read a record with FORTRAN, the read statement tells what the
numbers mean by the position of the numbers. I doubt that any of that
As I said, a date like "" wouldn't make any sense then,
unless you live in a world with only single digit months/days !
Of course this error
Hi,
The problem is/was that 9/9/99 was used as an exit code (esp for really old
text based data entry) eg:
Enter new date (enter 9/9/99 to exit program) :
Ah, now that's a plausible scenario. However, if I had been
the one who had contracted this programmer, I'd have him
executed on the spot.
About me seeing a shrink...
ralph ... WOOF WOOF (ARF ARF in french right?) ...chill out ...dog
In french it's Ouaf Ouaf ! The other to are for anglo swon countries
Regis
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Well, in the application I was thinking of the master MD would be a new
analog recording using a line out from a live pa system. SCMS shouldn't
be a problem.
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Hi,
You've got the MDS-W1 who can dub MD's at 4x (i think or
EOF marker card was filled with 80 nines, since it was an 80 column
card. The code was being written when the date 9/9/99 was so far off
that everyone thought the program would be replaced by a more modern
technology before it bacame a problem. Using a 9's card to signify EOF
was standard
I used Audiophase earbuds to make the Stereo "T" style mike I designed.
Paid $5.00 for the earbud and cut them off the cable. Threw out the
earbuds and used the cable for the mike cable. I used the Audiophase
ones because they were cheap.
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All I heard about Audiophase is
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Sorry if the question is stupid, but I'm a complete ignorant on the subject.
Are MD decks pre-amplified?
Can I connect one to my 8-years old Pioneer AP-510 amplifier (I only have
left a "phono" input, and a "Vcr/Dat" input).
The fact is that I tried to connect
Luca,
you can expect the same sort of level from an MD deck as a CD deck,
ie ~ 1Volt, which should drive your amp without problems. As to why your R55
was distorted (rather than just too low) is a bit of a mystery, and makes me
wonder if it was not connected properly (and you were just
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* "Scott Legg" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thu, 09 Sep 1999
| Is it safe to leave a unit in 'record mode' for any amount of time?
While it is in record mode, the recording head is "warm" and the laser is
operating at a higher power level than playback.
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Luca,
you can expect the same sort of level from an MD deck as a CD deck,
ie ~ 1Volt, which should drive your amp without problems. As to why your
R55
was distorted (rather than just too low) is a bit of a mystery, and makes
me
wonder if it was not
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Yesterday afternoon, while walking through Harvard Square, I walked past a
T (public transit) bus with a huge Sony/Tweeter ad touting MD as "virtually
unshockable". It depicted an MZ-R55 (or was in an E33? I do not know them
from each other on
Hi,
does anybody know how the sound quality of the Aiwa HX-50 or the Sony
MZ-E55 is?
Thanks, Stefan
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Anyone ordered from these people? I'm thinking both for an Aiwa F70, and a
video recorder for my uni house (both at least 20 quid cheaper than Dixons
etc).
Any good/bad experiences?
ta
Simon
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In case anyone reading the MiniDiscussion boards read my post there, where I
wondered about the IP address from which the V2 post came, the way Andrew
Hobgood did here, as an accusation rather than as an expression of doubt,
I've just posted there that Mr. Hobgood researched the IP address
If it was done the way IBM intended it, the nines card would have
99 ot mark EOF. Since that is not a valid date, 9/9/99 would be a
valid date and all would work out ok. The programer would check the
date and compare it to 99/99/99. If that test failed, then the next
check would be to
Hello there folks, I need some input on the Sony MZR37. I am
considering buying one and I want feedback on how important the "mic
sensitivity switch", "jog dial" (that I suppose is obvious- ease of data
entry), and "erase button" (you instead use the "delete" under the edit
menu.) My
Hi, it's me again. :) I was just looking at the specs on the
Aiwa AM-F70. Does that say that it has 1 BIT DAC/ADC. If it isn't a
mistake, isn't that garbage for a dig/analog converter??? Feel free to
check it out:
Hi,
EOF marker card was filled with 80 nines, since it was an 80 column
card. The code was being written when the date 9/9/99 was so far off
that everyone thought the program would be replaced by a more modern
technology before it bacame a problem. Using a 9's card to signify EOF
was standard
Hello everyone, I'm webmaster for the Art Bell web page. (www.artbell.com)
I've been on this list for about 2 weeks, after I myself purchased a Sony
JB920 Deck and have a RZ-MD50 portable on the way. I thought I'd finally chime
in, since I could contribute to the initial message about Art Bell.
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