Hi all,
I've got a new problem, maybe you can help me.
It never happened anything like this before, but it's two days that I'm
trying to record some MP3s to my JE530, using an optical connection from my
SBLive + Hoontech Optical daughterboard to my MD deck.
What's happening is that every now
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From: Sciamano Nerazzurro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Luca
- who's gonna leave in three weeks to serve his 10-month period under the
Italian Army. :-(
Hi,
Sounds like fun-- Not!
I can't help but think compulsary military service is a ridiculous breach of
your right
Well, not exactly. But you can take a CD that you've already purchased, rip
a track or 12, make MP3s and then dump them to your MD recorder ;o).
Something I read somewhere about "music industry" and "down the pan". I
guess you'll figure it out. (unless,
I've looked over the minidisg.org 'hacking' area, but can't see anywhere
where I might find information on disabling the SCMS on Sony JE510.
Anyone able to help if this is possible? I bought a CD-R from a local band,
and they had the discs produced cheap. I need to dump it to MD so I can
From: Sciamano Nerazzurro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 4:33 PM
Subject: MD: "Hesitating" sound
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What's happening is that every now and then the sound coming from WinAmp
(but it shows in Liquid Audio too) "hesitates" resulting in a strange
Christopher Spalding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If it does it on it's own with no corresponding system activity, then i've
got no idea what's wrong - maybe try shutting down some other stuff that's
in memory (like in the taskbar)
This is my situation: WinAmp is the only application running,
Magic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm going to take a rough shot at it being the graphics card. Unless
you're
running something less than a P150 you should never have skipping in
Winamp.
I have a PII/350. Never experienced any skipping before, and I've not
changed anything in my PC.
The
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Bonjour,
Je cherche desesperement des 80 min
Salut !
J'en ai trouve ici et la, principalement a la Fnac (dont pas forcement donnes,
mais bon).
Je n'ai pas non plus cherche dans toutes les Fnacs, mais la Fnac Velizy2 en a.
Regis Priqueler wrote:
Je cherche desesperement des 80 min sur Paris et impossible d'en trouver.
"J. Coon" wrote:
What cards do you recommend?
Matrox ... period. I have an original Millennium 2MB in this PC, and a
32MB G400 dual-head in my games PC. Matrox cards have no peers.
-cb
Disclaimer: The above is my opinion, YMMV.
Yann LEZY wrote:
J'en ai trouve ici et la, principalement a la Fnac (dont pas forcement donnes,
mais bon).
Je n'ai pas non plus cherche dans toutes les Fnacs, mais la Fnac Velizy2 en a.
Yep, couldn't agree more ... errr, I think maybe.
-cb
hi!
so, I'll finally buy a MD Recorder on saturday (portable one).
But can anyone tell me which one to buy? Price and quality are
both very important to me.
I like the Sharp ones.
Can anyone help me?
THX!
Matthias, Official WebMaster of DJs At Work
From: Sciamano Nerazzurro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 2:01 PM
Subject: Re: MD: "Hesitating" sound
My graphic card is a Creative Blaster Riva TNT. It has always worked
perfectly, but since I recently updated its drivers, I thought that you
might
Hi!
Just another question. How good is this player, does anyone have
it? are there problems like UTOC Errors with it?
Is the MD-MT821H better? I think it is not because the 722 has a
Slot-In which can't become defect so fast.
what do u think?
Matthias, Official WebMaster of DJs At Work
Hey Rick (and the rest of the list),
How's it going. I just spotted an article up on www.e-town.com, entitled,
"Is the Fat Lady singing on Minidisc?" It's somewhat well written and
realistically brings up some good points, at least for the US market, but
might make for some amusing reading
Hi everyone,
Recently rejoined the list after being a way for a while and now I have a
question. I have a SONY 510 and a recently acquired Sharp 702. The other day
I was going to record to my 702 and put a MD in that has some stuff that was
recorded with the 510. When I pressed the record but
NO! This is not an email about public transport :-P
Its sound cards, video cards, modems, and the AGP, PCI and ISA bus.
I was very worried when a guy said my Creative Savage4 card may have
"problems" with PC100 RAM. That scared me a bit. But I think it's more
likely the peeps havent been
Looks like everybody else speaks French, except me.
Come on, guys! Please, write in English, German, Spanish or Portuguese, so I can
understand what you're trying to say.
Be polite to the others.
[]'s Flavio
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Personally I think matrox cards are some of the best in 2d. They display at
very high resolutions very well, they always have a good RAMDAC and that is
the reason they display well. However, they are lagging in MANY other
areas. Their drivers are some of the worst availible, not only does it
From: J. Coon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 1:11 PM
Subject: Re: MD: "Hesitating" sound, graphic cards
Magic wrote:
The solution is to
nag the bajeebers off your graphics card manufacturer until you get some
drivers that *don't* lock up
Gaz, what kinda sound card do you have? I have heard of ppl running Aureal
based cards in conjuntion with ISA's. What exactly are your problems? And
I have never heard of anything about the savage4 and PC100 memory, thats
complete bunk.
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I must admit, after replying to the graphics card, I began to wonder why
gcards came up...so I looked back. Not to start a flame war or
anything...but...
The current architecture for PCI busses is a throughput of around
~800mb/ps. That has been that way for years, even with the first
The VMM.DSD/.VXD are never replaced by a video card. The VMM are only files
which control the movement of virual memory in Windows. They also control
the flow and allotment of memory for the AGP slot and the PCI/DIMM/SIMM
bridge. The VMM would have no affect on speed.
To resolve the
From: Shawn M. Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 6:29 PM
Subject: RE: MD: "Hesitating" sound
I must admit, after replying to the graphics card, I began to wonder why
gcards came up...so I looked back. Not to start a flame war or
"Is the Fat Lady singing on Minidisc?" It's somewhat well written and
realistically brings up some good points, at least for the US market, but
might make for some amusing reading for MD fans... you might want to link
this on the MDCP?
Well written indeed, however in some respects its a very
From: PrinceGaz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 5:06 PM
Subject: MD: Bus congenstion
I was very worried when a guy said my Creative Savage4 card may have
"problems" with PC100 RAM. That scared me a bit. But I think it's more
likely the peeps
I'm gonna buy a sharp MD recorder next week. I've been seeing 72x models and
don't know which to choose. 721 is 35$ cheaper than 722 ant 721 is thinner
than 722.
But the main doubt i have is: can ring jog of 722 be more fragile than 721
controls. And, can it (the jog) make easier use of the
The "PC solution" offered by Sony, Sharp and others is a
strange stopgap. First off, they cost only slightly less than
current portable MP3 devices. Second, MP3 compression is
decidedly lower quality than MD's ATRAC compression, and
recording from a CD to an MP3 to an MD puts the music
through
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Jason,
I used a 510 until it broke and Sony
Hi guys!
First, apologies to all of you annoyed/bored by this ongoing thread,
but a few of us may benefit from all the advice available. Hopefully.
My PC setup is as follows:
O/S: Windows 98 (Original full release)
CPU: AMD K6-3/400
M/bd: MVP3 TI5VG+ with 1Mb Cache
RAM: 2x16Mb EDO 60nS SIMMS
Sony had better rethink its advertising campaign. Enough of those vague
"Infiniti" style ads. Just tell people what MD is and *why* they should buy
it. Time for a new ad agency indeed.
Paul Kowtiuk
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To stop getting this list
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moi!
ollaan sitten kohteliaita ja ei
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I think he's right, I read the article, and
Gaz,
I can tell you right now. It is NOT the dos mode drivers. I know it.
The SB emu drivers are ONLY for dos, nothing else. Everything else accesses
the card directly, not through the emu drivers. The problem with dos games
is they cannot directly access the pci bus with PCI sound
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