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besides which there are those (and from what i've seen, they have a pretty
solid case - my main sources are AudioTechnology Magazine in Australia) who
believe that 44.1kHz, 16bit audio leaves a lot to be desired - the current
top CONSUMER audio is 24 bit 96kHz
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But what the accuracy of the data comes down to is that whilst the error
correction my cause the errors on the discs, etc to be unnoticable, it is
still ony the machine's best guess as to what should be there, so it isn't
exactly what the original should sound
Matthias wrote:
| hmm, I don't think so that it's s important to get an extra HD
| Drive for it.
Exactly.Why don't you simply borrow a stereo VCR, connect it to your amp
with phonos, and record in LP with a 5 hour tape?Switch the source to
'EXT' first. You can then get some
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you don't know about test mode, DO NOT enter it. It can do all
sorts of things, including rendering your MD unusable! Seriously.
Very wise words, BTW doesn't anybody have, or know where to find the Service
Manual for the Sharp MD-MT20H ? I need that, so I
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Hya All,
Saw a post in alt.audio.minidisc about TOC cloning on 7XX machines. I
tried it, it works ;). I've made a clearer version on my web site,
still waiting for pictures (college digicam here I come ;).
You can check it out at www.wood-soft.co.uk.
Simon Mackay wrote:
... optical inputs or outputs is often fitted with removeable
plastic caps
on these Toslink connectors. snip which can easily get lost.
Alternatives: blu-tak or sticky tape
They also present a choking hazard with toddlers if you are in a situation
...
As a
Magic wrote (in reply to me)
simon 1) Wot IS a "high frequency dynamic" ?
Think of the opposite - low frequency dynamics. You know those really low
sub-bass sounds you can't actually hear as much as you feel them. The same
can
happen with high-frequency sound, in that they are
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I recommend consulting the fluffy manual. If it says somewhere that the but-
ton or dot or whatever it is should light up, then something is wrong. If
the manual says specifically that it doesn't light, or if the manual never
addresses the matter, then figure that
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Hello,
This is the first time I tried cloning on my mini disc unit. I was
able to get extra time on the mini disc by following the instructions on
David Tamkin's web page, http://www.minidisc.org/cloning_procedure.html
. I was able to get 78:40 worth of time on a Memorex 74 disc. Around
All,
I have heard of people using a VCR to tape audio off the radio. I
don't
know how well that works though with a 6 hour tape.
Yeah it's good, I use 3 hour tapes on Long Play for 6 hours to record
audio, it sounds alright. Slightly better then tape??? I don't know.
Probably.
Thanks Alexander could you just clarify for me.. Can I title my tracks
with the PC sound card ?
That would make a big difference in my decission to but one or splash out
on a new CD player ( with digital output ). (I know I still can't title but
at least I get something more for my money
Hi,
You've got COBRA which sell audiophile material. I don't kown precisely
their prices but they are
10% to 20% under the market price.
You ve got the SERAP but you must have a special card (price ~ -20%) if you
want a temporary card
and the adress
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Hi Martyn,
The clicking noise you heard
Yann LEZY wrote:
| Hi !
|
| Last week I bought a Sony MZ-R37 from the Fnac for 1790FF (10% rebate
| thanx to Fnac membership) in Paris.
| Unlike public sales, it is shipped with 3 blank MDs, 1 pre-recorded MD
| (good when you dunno what a MD looks like... CRRAKK !)
Wow, it sounds like Fnac
Dear All,
A friend of mine has asked me to mail the list in desperation.
He has happily been using a Sharp 702 and a no name cassette adaptor in his
old Peugeot 306's cassette radio.
He just got a new job and with it a spanking new company car - VW Golf TDi
(very nice actually). The unit in
We'll always have Paris. . . .
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On 27 Sep 99, at 8:11, J. Coon wrote:
I and many other listen to music. We enjoye the music made by other persons,
or sometimes the music that we played ourselve. And whether the music
is played on some low-end device or on a high-end device that doesn't
really mather. Well... it does
On Mon, Sep 27, 1999 at 10:26:46AM +0200, Ralph Smeets wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But what the accuracy of the data comes down to is that whilst the error
correction my cause the errors on the discs, etc to be unnoticable, it is
still ony the machine's best guess as to what
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Sep 27, 1999 at 10:26:46AM +0200, Ralph Smeets wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But what the accuracy of the data comes down to is that whilst the error
correction my cause the errors on the discs, etc to be unnoticable, it is
still ony the
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| I gues somebody who stored his mail on minidisc and send it to MD-L?
Nah. Just the stupidity of a Reply-To header pointing at a mailing list
making it difficult to send a reply to the
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| 2) I think it would be possible to store data on a audio disc using the
|analog interface.. Use two frequencies, one for '0' and one for '1'.
You do not remember the days when personal
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* Jeff Yerkey [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sun, 26 Sep 1999
| I got my Sharp 702 from the Good Guys in San Francisco. After a few
| hours, the red "REC" light died.
That is not a light, it is button made of translucent red plastic that just
looks like a
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* Hamish Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sun, 26 Sep 1999
| Can any one help? I have misplaced (lost) the remote for my MZR-30
| recorder, this is a real bummer as some of the unit buttons are not working
| as they should. Do any of the retailers
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| 2) I think it would be possible to store data on a audio disc using the
|analog interface.. Use two frequencies, one for '0' and one for '1'.
You do not
On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, Ralph Smeets wrote:
You do not remember the days when personal computers used monaural audio
cassette recorders for data storage, do you. :)
Then again, a modem -- MOdulator-DEModulator works the same way, using
analog tones to represent the bit stream.
Well,
No, there isn't a sound card out there which passes on track titles (it's
not something that happens through S/PDIF interfaces). The only way you can
achieve that is if you have something that either transmits the info via
infra-red or otherwise through Sony's funky S-link connection.
In all
where ca i get cheep blanks ??
regards
Tor Ramstad
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Ralph wrote,
| Hmm, you mean TOC-cloning, ie, copying the complete contents of one discs
| TOC to another disk or do you mean the transfer of track/disk-names from
| one disc to another. The later is a build in feature of the 7xx, the former
| is not possible (As far as we know her on the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ralph wrote,
| Hmm, you mean TOC-cloning, ie, copying the complete contents of one discs
| TOC to another disk or do you mean the transfer of track/disk-names from
| one disc to another. The later is a build in feature of the 7xx, the former
| is not possible
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
C A sine wave at 22kHz sampled at 44kHz becomes a triangle
C wave, and that does sound vastly different.
Ralph countered,
S a 22kHz sine-wave sampled at 44kHz stays a sine wave. ...
S (AD/DA conversion isn't just connecting
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Date: Sat, 25 Sep 1999 13:07:59 +0100
From: Magic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MD: MZR37, SBLive Value and Hoontech adapter
Emmanuel Thiry wrote:
I'm not sure that Creative's linux driver supports digital I/O.
Last version I had a
It is a known problem and it happened on my new 920. I
swapped it for a 930.
cya
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Ralph Smeets wrote:
Magic, Magic, Magic,
a 22kHz sine-wave sampled at 44kHz stays a sine wave. If you would know
anything about Discrete Signal Processing you would now. (AD/DA conversion
isn't just connecting dots)
Cheers,
Ralph - very sleepy...
That could be a real bastard for
Hey, the ZX Spectrum (the finest 8-bit machine made) stored data
using monaural audio. It averaged about 1500bps, not exactly
super fast, but faster than the ZX81 which was only about 300bps.
I guess given MD audio is rather better than telephone quality,
it should be able to store data with
Thanks to all the group. Sadly, I now know there's no lil red light.
I think Alan Dowds hit the proverbial nail on the head when he wrote:
Maybe you were just so overcome by the magic of MiniDisc that you started to
see lights...
MY ORIGINAL POST:
I got my Sharp 702 from the Good Guys in
This is a little off topic but I am looking for a way to get an optical
output from my IBM Thinkpad. Does anyone know of a product (or another
way) that can allow be to transfer my MP3s to Minidisc without buying a
desktop computer.
-Derek Jacobson
Hya All,
Peter means true TOC cloning, Ralph. Helge Boehme figured out a way to do it
on the 701, and Peter found it works on the 702 and 722 as well. Helge's
findings are linked off the MDCP at
http://[insertyourlocalmirrorhere]/ms701_cloning.html or through Peter's site.
He's not
Hya Keith,
Would it be possible to simulate the Toc Copy that the Sharps have and copy
a track listing to a MD?
Why, when you can do the full thing?? Check my web page for more
details (www.wood-soft.co.uk).
I understand that you can copy the labeling of tracks this way between two
Sharps...
Magic wrote:
The pack of 5 discs were purchased last month.
We tested some other Memorex discs in the
shop and almost all of them had BLER 40 to 60.
Which shop? I didn't know memorex were available in the UK.
What do they look like ( i.e who makes them? )
Memtek do not make their own
It sure would be nice, if I could order some blanks from minidisc now; none of the
links for anything works on that page!
Does anyone know what is the deal with them?
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