Martin Schiff wrote:
As I suspected, this story seems to be an urban legend (at least based on my
tests). I used your file LoHorn.wav and recorded it digitally on my Sharp
The first time this problem was discussed on the list, it was a
completely different sound that caused it. I can't
Joost de Meij wrote:
I downloaded both files, and played them in Winamp... The
first file (LoHorn) sounded fine, but when i played the
second file (Horn722), i almostly blew my speakers!!!
Horn722 is the result of recording LoHorn on a 722 that I have available
to me. There were no
Martin Schiff wrote:
If you have to go to that much trouble to reproduce this problem, then the
chances that it will occur randomly during a recording seem pretty slim. No?
It happened the first time that sound sample was recorded when I tested
it. No need for looping or anything, just
Hi Rodney,
I understand what you are saying but if you consider the price and size of
the TRV900 it really is an excellent cam.
It is regarded within the TV industry as 'broadcast standard' - but only
just.
To get real broadcast quality you have to spend megabucks on similar MiniDV
or DV format
MiniDisc Community Pages News for 13 December 1999
o William Hollingworth has updated his [1]MiniDisc Manager freeware
(for Sony decks with S-Link ports) to allow automated recording and
track titling of MP3 and CD tracks through an interface with Nirvis'
CDJ Music Library
I was told by one of the mail order camera stores
that in reality the PC100 has a 680,000 pixel lens-the 1,070,000 pixels
applies only to still photos and then only those stored on a Memory
Stick. I would hope this were not true. Does anybody know?
Unfortunately it is true - and even worse
On 12/15/99 2:01 PM, Ralph Smeets wrote:
As a last note, I must say, the HP48 calculator series of Hewlet
Packer are the best in the world. Why? You can title MDs with
them.
Wait! How? I have a 48G and would love to be able to do this! Let us in
on the info, Ralph :-)
I
Right. The DCR-PC100 is one of the cigarette sized box ones. It's the
latest U.S. model. It appears in the latest Sony Style (the one with
Milla Jovovich) on the front cover on page 91
Besides a photo of the camcorder itself with i's two and a half inch
swivel screen open, a brief synopsis
Circuit City has these 20 packs for $29.99. The don't have sleeves, but you
get four plastic storage cases which hold five each.
Paul
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From: Steven Brooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 1999 10:53 AM
Subject:Re: MD: 20 Memorex
At 16:34 1999-12-17 -0800, you wrote:
Oh, no! That's not what I was saying at all! I watch DVD's through
component video and they're excellent. What I'm talking about is Mini DV
tape I shoot on the Sony TRV900 3CCD Mini DV camcorder then play back on
TV. It never looks as good as even an
I have a set of these speakers and they really do sound VERY nice.
Normally, I only use the front speakers, which I have connected to a
Mackie mixer which takes inputs from my computers and Sony MXD-D3 (CD/MD).
The back speakers are connected directly to the rear outputs of the Xitel
Storm
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I have read and re-read the specifications of
1) A 120 minutes movie on a DVD takes less than 4GB, that comes down
to less than 35MB per minute!
Yep, and you'll notice that DVD videos are only consumer releases, since
although they're better than VHS (which is actually the worst form of video
storage, they are actually very high
So what? It still sucks big-time. I've never seen a DVD player for a PC
have problems with playing audio CD-R's - so I obviously never thought to
check that particular factoid about my Sony DVD player before buying it.
And I mean, really, who gives a crap if it requires engineering effort -
Oh, no! That's not what I was saying at all! I watch DVD's through
component video and they're excellent. What I'm talking about is Mini DV
tape I shoot on the Sony TRV900 3CCD Mini DV camcorder then play back on
TV. It never looks as good as even an average DVD. It always has at
least some
If you have to go to that much trouble to reproduce this problem, then the
chances that it will occur randomly during a recording seem pretty slim. No?
-- Martin
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* "Ian McFarlane" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 17 Dec 1999
| Thats correct, the folks in Canada now TAX BLANK MINIDISCS! On top of =
| MDs, they also tax things like CD-R's and blank audio tapes. Head to =
| http://www.erzone.net for the full
Wait a minute, Christopher Spalding, genius, excellent person, etc. You
were the one who initially said the PC100 was the 3CCD DV Cam version of
the TRV900. I and several others on this list then pointed out the
DCR-PC100 is not the DV Cam 3CCD version of the TRV900. The DSR-PD-100
is the 3CCD
Hahahaha
Sennheiser make your imaginary surround sound hat, except it's a surround
sound necklace...
There's a review of it in the current T3 magazine (UK). It's called the
Surrounder, and it's basically a 300 UKP plastic toilet seat-shaped thing
with four speakers which you wear while
Maybe they corrected it.
Joost de Meij wrote:
Hi all...!
I still have it available on my site along with a pic of the waveform:
The original file: www.ozemail.com.au/~atrac/LoHorn.wav
The same file recorded on a 722: www.ozemail.com.au/~atrac/Horn722.wav
I downloaded both files,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
I just recently bought a Sony MDBUNDLE6 to start myself down the MD
road. However, the box says "free car adapter kit offer," but there was
no offer in the box. I went back to the store and they cracked open
another box to fish one out for me, but that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems rather short sighted of them. Mabye someone could wright a small
program to take advatage of the cable. ;-)
Well I would allmost say that people who buy the kit are a little bit
short shighted. Why?
1) The "Internet Minidisc" doesn't do digital transfers.
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Right. The DCR-PC100 is one of the cigarette
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On 12/15/99 2:01 PM, Ralph Smeets wrote:
As a last note, I must say, the HP48 calculator series of Hewlet
Packer are the best in the world. Why? You can title MDs with
them.
Wait! How? I have a 48G and would love to be able to do this! Let us in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So what? It still sucks big-time. I've never seen a DVD player for a PC
have problems with playing audio CD-R's - so I obviously never thought to
check that particular factoid about my Sony DVD player before buying it.
And I mean, really, who gives a crap if it
May I conclude that you're using video in the semi-proffesional domain and not
in
the consumer domain?
Cheers,
Ralph
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1) A 120 minutes movie on a DVD takes less than 4GB, that comes down
to less than 35MB per minute!
Yep, and you'll notice that DVD videos
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From: Rodney Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Graham, could you please post an E-Mail address to
subscribe to for those of us interested in joining the DV-L list.
Thanks.
All about DV-L: http://www.DVCentral.org/thelist.html
There is also a very active TRV900
Are CDR's bluish in mirrored image on the playing surface? If so, the
weekly HitDisc series D discs (dance only, the A, B and C discs look
like mormal CD's) are CDR's. The Sony 7000 DVD Player will play them.
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To stop getting this
Eric Woudenberg wrote:
I own and use a Sanyo MDR-4(Excedio) Car stereo that is a MiniDisc
Player/AM-FM Stereo/and CD-Changer Controller. I just thought you might
want to add it to the list of available models. (I can EMAIL specs to
you if you want.) These units are CHEAP. They only cost
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