Rick quoted:
... The error correction chip typically can correct two bad symbols
per block in the first stage, and two bad symbols per block in the
second stage.
"Some chips can correct four bad symbols in the second stage."
Thanks for the informative post, but I'm dubious
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Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You're correct here. But the error correction system only accepts
single bit errors... Ie, guessing mode is entered very quicly. (A
dust particle is sufficient!)
Hardly, it accepts long spans of errors, as you would
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I said to Ralph,
Peter means true TOC cloning, Ralph. ... He's not confusing it with Name
Stamp.
Ralph responded,
| It was just that a lot of people reported they could clone a TOC on a 702
| while it was just the name-stamp.
In Peter's original
I recently bought a Sony MZ-R55 to record a choir and full band that I am
involved in. I recorded my first service last Sunday with a Sony ECM-MS907
stereo mic. I was amazed at the quality of the MD recorder!
However, I am interested in buying a better sterio mic. Does anyone have any
Good morning all...
I'm wondering what the best way to get a recorded minidisc transferred to a
regular old cassette would be. I can't seem to locate anything that would
let me do this digitally (I'm SURE I'm wrong about that). Will I be stuck
with a mono recording??
Thanks!
The Transco Audio Solutions full colour mail order catalogue is now out!
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Could you do a name stamp and send the naming signals via a PC?
Nope...
Only 'music-data' can be transmitted over the S/PDIF link. All the other stuff
(like the UTOC/CD-TEXT etc..) can't.
Cheers,
Ralph - who can't be transfered over S/PDIF
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Barry Stern wrote:
I'm wondering what the best way to get a recorded minidisc transferred to
a
regular old cassette would be... Will I be stuck with a mono recording??
You don't say if your MD is a deck or a portable.
deck: connect MD to amplifier, set amplifier to "MD", connect
Well, this sounds like a blasphem to me !
Lol anyway, as standard cassettes (not DCC) are analogic media, there
WILL be a digital/analog conversion somewhere on the signal's way...
The signal will be in stereo, don't worry ! Analog handles stereo
aswell.. not only digital does it ;-)
If you
The only way would be via analogue outputs/inputs. Since compact cassette is
not a digital format, there is no way of doing it digitally.
So get behind your MD deck, take the 2 RCA outputs (left and right) and plug
them into the left and right inputs of your tape recorder (assuming it is a
If I use my 722 to clone the TOC of an 80 minute MD on to a 72 minute MD,
will I be able to get 80 minutes on the 72?
Also, what is the difference between TOC and UTOC?
advTHANXance
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The following mention of a Sony "Rio" type device was mentioned on
InfoBeat emain news bulletin today. Except that it sounds like it won't
take mp3's and uses some SCMS type scheme, Seems to me like
a combo of the worst aspects of the Rio (solid-state media cost) and
Minidisc (SCMS). Who'd
OT i know, but.. :)
I've had a parallel port zip drive for just over a year now - it's used a
couple of
times a week at uni, transported about a fair bit (in a proper case, but
that's not a lot of protection), and the disks are often carried about
uncased.
I've not had a single problem, except
Hya ~S~,
If I use my 722 to clone the TOC of an 80 minute MD on to a 72 minute MD,
will I be able to get 80 minutes on the 72?
Yes, you can probably. It will indeed say that the disc is 80 minutes,
however you may start getting errors after say 78 minutes.
Also, what is the difference between
"Scott, Tony" wrote:
[...snip] The unit in the Golf is unbranded and has a 6 CD
changer (I don't know who makes them for VW) and he has been told that you
can't specify a minidisc player for a Golf, which surprised me as my Mum has
a Polo in which she did specify an MD unit. Anyway.
For the firs time I tried to charge my new Sharp 323. I am using
220/110-120V voltage convertor. It didnt charge at all. I tried my old
ST501's adapter to see what happens, it started to charge the unit. I wrote
a mail to minidisco and as always I received a quick answer. (I love those
guys)
Barry Stern wrote:
I'm wondering what the best way to get a recorded minidisc transferred to a
regular old cassette would be.
Link the Line Out on the Minidisc to the Line In on the cassette deck is
probably your best bet. I do this regularly because my Dad hasn;t joined the
20th century yet
Yann LEZY wrote:
If you are using a portable, the output is always analogic (never seen
any digital one yet... anyone has ?).
Yes, the Sony MZ-R1, but it is not dissimilar to a brick in many ways (large,
combersome and heavy). It is an old unit though, no longer available.
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Magic
Barry wrote:
I'm wondering what the best way to get a recorded minidisc transferred
to a regular old cassette would be. I can't seem to locate anything that
would let me do this digitally (I'm SURE I'm wrong about that).
to which magic replied:
Unless you are talking about linking to a
LEZY wrote:
If you are using a portable, the output is always analogic (never seen any
digital one yet... anyone has ?).
Magic replied:
Yes, the Sony MZ-R1, but it is not dissimilar to a brick in many ways
(large,combersome and heavy). It is an old unit though, no longer
available
What's
( Yes, Gaz, I mean YOU! I remember those unfounded comments about
"Atrash 1" ;-)
Or "Acrap 1" ;-)
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Richard Anderson wrote:
What's an MZ-R1? I've never seen one... ;-)
Yeah, ok, so I can't remember model numbers from the dark ages. No doubt you
still remember those big black dinner plates that ran at (struggles to remember)
78rpm? ;o)
It's a shame the modern Sony's aren't as usefull.
Richard Anderson wrote:
Pioneer's analogue tape decks that have their 'digital processing system'
have optical inputs for just such a use.
http://www.pioneer-eur.com/products/home/ct-8en.htm
http://www.pioneer-eur.com/products/home/g37ct-8en.htm
Does anyone have experience with different titling systems for use with
the Sony MDS-JE530. I'd really like to title directly from my PC, but
since Sony changed the IR-signals on the 530, the remotes for the 510
and 520 can no longer be used. According to Sony I should be able to use
the kit
Eric Woudenberg wrote:
"All technology seems to become obsolete, eventually. Don't fret
though, MD's time is hardly over"
I second that, Rick. Look at how Sony still comes out with a wide array of
walkman cassette players, even "anniversary models" that get press coverage.
Even as solid
Hi Tugrul
The adaptor you have won't harm the unit in anyway, but it just means that
it will take longer to charge. You might find that your adaptor will get
quite warm as it is going to be supplying the maximum current while
charging.
Ian
Now my question. I know that the unit requires 5V
I'm on my 3rd zip drive (not problems with the drive)
sold the first one to a friend (SCSI ZIP 100)
Still using the second and third one
one is a 100 the other is a new 250
never had a problem with any of them..
the one I sold my buddy is still using...
The reports I read about the click of
Hi all,
Firstly, please forgive me for this off-topic post, but you guys are
my best resource for useful info.
I've recently downloaded Caldera Linux and am in the process of
downloading Linux Mandrake (both downloads being about 600-
630megs :-( A marathon job on a 50Kbps link.
Can any of
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Thanx for the reply Ian. I wonder what
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, PrinceGaz wrote:
Can any of you peeps who have converted to Linux, know much
about any versions, or anything which may help me please email
Most people I know prefer Debian over any other distro. I used to run
Debian 1.3 on my machine at home which was nice, but I
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* Mark Derricutt [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 28 Sep 1999
| Most people I know prefer Debian over any other distro.
Most people you know like to micromanage their systems. Debian is very
On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, PrinceGaz wrote:
a combo of the worst aspects of the Rio (solid-state media cost) and
Minidisc (SCMS). Who'd want one?
I also dont like the "needs windows 98 to copy music" sounds very
iki..
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as long as you've got a boot manager (lilo) in this case
you can have a seperate linux partion, and another for you
windows stuff...
shouldn't be a problem...
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On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, PrinceGaz wrote:
Okay, a guy on another list
Okay, a guy on another list pointed me to Caldera Linux which I can
burn onto a CD-R. I'm now getting Mandrake and in a dilemma. I've
heard this is good too.
The most critical thing is I must be able to boot into Win98 intact, and
also exit to DOS mode intact. Linux must'nt touch my files in
Good morning all...
I'm wondering what the best way to get a recorded minidisc transferred to a
regular old cassette would be. I can't seem to locate anything that would
let me do this digitally (I'm SURE I'm wrong about that). Will I be
Yes, you're sure about that. Remember, the
The Xitel is not bad, but too pricey. You can get as good of a card if you
buy the Aureal Superquad, I have one, and am pleased with it. Its actually
made by Aureal, and is almost the same as the Xitel, has Toslink out. It is
much cheaper (I got mine for 48 bux not including shipping). There
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