On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, J. Coon wrote:
> I could record on my protable Minidisc recorder, edit on my home deck
> and then dump it to a CD.
Of course you still need to get it onto the computer to write...
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Mark Derricutt - Software Developer - http://www.chalice.gen.nz
Getting jiggy with
Is anyone familiar with the Iomega ZIP CD writer?
http://www.iomega.com/zipcd/products/internalcdrw.html
They seem to be having a $30 rebate saale right now.
I could record on my protable Minidisc recorder, edit on my home deck
and then dump it to a CD.
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Jim Coon
Not just another prett
Hi.
Sorry for asking so many questions lately (i'm not really a newbie, BTW,
i've had my r50 since April). Does anybody know anything about the
following sony MD accessories??? and where in the US can i get them?
MD Open Rack: CL-RM60 how many does it hold? can it handle the hi spae/JVC
po
Dirty Dingus Magee wrote:
> I know MD Data technology is incompatible with audio MD units but
> I believe that if Sony wants to, they could develop a professional type
> unit that could compete with existing but antiquated technology thereby
> placing themselves in a favorable market position and
Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
> Umm... after rebate the baseline Rio is $50...
>
> ... plus $1500 for the PC to feed into it :).
Don't ya just love those hidden extras! ;o)
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* Magic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri, 08 Oct 1999
| Seriously, I have never managed to see the point in the Rio. It's basically
| an MD with no moving parts and no functionality, yet still manages to retain
| the high price point.
Umm... after rebate
I've been a proponent of extending considerably the recording time of
minidiscs for quite a while now. I'm not talking about getting 80 minutes
from a disc but how about several hours? With Sony's unvailing of the MD
Data2 format which is a 650 MB variant of the original 140 MB minid
>BTW - Memory prices are about to rise again apparently so your best off
leaving >memory
>upgrades etc. until after XMas.
They already have. 128mb of PC100 is over 200 quid now - doesn't seem to
have hit compactflash/smartmedia etc very hard at all though.
Simon
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>From: "Ze'ev Maor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: MD: Newbie question recording from Minidisc to CDR
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>C. What you need is a digital output from the Z90 (you'll have to check that
>for yourself), if such an output exists it's probabely optical.
According to the latest Sony catalog th
PrinceGaz wrote:
> > why not just have memory cards that are like MDs or CDs... i.e they hold 74
> > or 80 minutes, you could then buy blank ones and encode your own CDs, or
> > buy pre-recorded ones.
> > It'd be the solid-state equivalent of a MD machine.
>
> Is this a joke? Where can you get
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>But you leave out one important point - this list goes all over the world!
>Where about in it are you?
My apologies. I live in the U.S. I don't mind the transfers being done
overseas, but I'd prefer to find someone in the U.S. if possible.
By the way, I
I just ordered an MDS-PC2 from Video Direct,
in Florida (800) 368-5020 for $289 + $15 shipping.
They inform me that they expect to receive a batch
of them from Sony in 10-15 days, so I should receive
it mid to late October.
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Thanks very much, that makes sense.
Pete
> Is it possible to do digital to digital minidisc to CDR recordings? I
> assume to do this u need a line out on the Sony minidisc that is a TOS
> connection? Is this the case and is there a TOS line out on the Sony
> minidisc recorder. Where does SPIDIF fall into this and what exactly are
> SP
Hi
Being a newbie to minidiscs i have a question.
I am about to purchase a Sony MZ-R90 portable minidsic player.
I want to record to minidisc using binaural mics which I have worked out.
I then will want to record from minidisc to CDR (on a PC) and have not been
able to find a resource on the
> Michael wrote:
> > Has anyone tried the Virgin Discs yet (stlg9.99 for ten)?
> Yup and I've got no complaints so far. I've only used them to record
> digitally straight from CD and they sound fine. In case appearence
> is a factor for anyone, the discs themselves are pale blue - a bit
> li
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