> The process burns it to a cd track.
The CDR must be recorded as an audio CD for playback
on standard CD players.. not a data disc just with Wavs file on it.
(though it is possible to mix the two mediums on the one CDR)
Plus the Wav recording must be in 16bit / 44kHz stereo.
(or at least co
The process burns it to a cd track.
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I have a question. When recording from Minidisc to a PC CDR, you record =
each track as a wav file and then burn them from the wav files to the =
PC.
My question is, when
Koss headphones may be purchased form J&R Music World (www.jandr.com or
1-800-221-8180), direct from Koss (www.koss.com), or from many other sources.
The best 'phones Koss offers for portable use are the KSC-35 "Sport Clip"
phones (which clip COMFORTABLY on the ears, and have NO headband...per
Don't want to beat the subject to death...I get it about the difference
between the Grado & Sennheiser phones...didn't catch the model number of the
recommended Koss phones(there are a ton of them out there)---does anyone care
to repeat & suggest retail sources for Koss...Thanks.
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When Rick Woudenberg said about setting the volume threshold for Level-Sync,
W> Right. Sony has this on their modern ES decks, but not on anything
W> else, AFAIK.
Martin Lazak responded,
L> My JB920 also has this. You can set the threshold in steps of 2dB between
L> -72bB and 0dB (I have no id
> But, is there a decent-quality soundcard under $50 with an optical out for
> MD recording from the PC?
Hoontech has the Digital-NX for $46 (list price) with digital out.
It's a PCI board with all modern features. It even has Open Source
Linux drivers, pretty cool.
Alexander
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Many of the so-called MOR (middle of the road) acts of the
1960's are yet to make it to CD in the USA (e.g. 'The
Sandpipers') . With Seagrams (& others) buying up the
manufacturing and marketing companies for CD's it is
unlikely the works of such acts ever will. Thus vinyl
transfer may be the onl
Hi Rick,
> > A user-settable track marking threshold would be massively cool.
>
> Right. Sony has this on their modern ES decks, but not on anything
> else, AFAIK.
My JB920 also has this. You can set the threshold in steps of 2dB
between -72bB and 0dB (I have no idea why anyone would need a thr
> I realize that there are now several options $70 and up for a soundcard
> complete with optical out.
>
> But, is there a decent-quality soundcard under $50 with an optical out for
> MD recording from the PC?
Have a look at the Aureal Vortex2-based cards - quite a few have a single
optical out
>I realize that there are now several options $70 and up for a soundcard
>complete with optical out.
>
>But, is there a decent-quality soundcard under $50 with an optical out for
>MD recording from the PC?
Buy a soundboard with a S/PDIF output, this is usually a 2 pin 'jumper'
connection, then
Gustavo Córdova Avila wrote:
> I case any are interested, the manual lists as a "PC100 Mainboard", and
> "Super 7 Mainboard, M598 User's Manual". The copyright says "Copyright
> (C) 1998, All Rights Reserved, M598, Version 5.0, S5/December 1998".
This motherboard uses a CMI8330 chip, the same o
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