that works with explorrer, but the netscape plugins take over before the
expplorrer ones do. :(
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> > Does anyone know how to get Winamp to play MP3 with Netscape 4.7?
> everytime
> > I try
> > it, cressendo starts up instead.
>
> It depends what OS you're using, but wi
Brent Harding wrote:
> Because there are no physical switches to put it on record before it does
> it, so when the timer turns power on, there is no way I know of to do it,
> unless you use expensive equipment that I don't know about or use that
> would send some kind of tone to make a recorder
Brent Harding wrote:
> do you just plug the power cord into the timer, and plug that in to
> the
> wall?
yep
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> In a message dated 1/26/00 7:51:43 PM Central Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> /|\/|\ Right. It could also be caused by "brick walling" the mic input, where
> the signal coming into the mic input is so high that it is completely
> distorted. No ad
* Ken Cotton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu, 27 Jan 2000
| Please don't tell me I should have bought a Sony :-)
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Magic wrote:
> From: Peter Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > I was woundering if anyone could
> >recommend a microphone for recording speech, remembering how far away
> >you can be from the speaker.
>
> Make 'em yourself! :o)
> I've just built a set of stereo mics from part in a Maplin catalogue, a
> Does anyone know how to get Winamp to play MP3 with Netscape 4.7?
everytime
> I try
> it, cressendo starts up instead.
It depends what OS you're using, but with Windows 9x you have to open up a
folder in Explorer (C:\ will work) and click View --> Folder Options, then
select the File Typ
They don't likely want you pluggin in because they need all the channels on
the board they use, and an extra minidisc, if someone else doesn't know
that's in charge, would likely be a pain. Just one more thing the sound guy
would have to worry about, that's all.
At 10:08 AM 1/27/00 +1100, you wro
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Because there are no physical switches to put i
Delurking to ask for help...
My 702 will not charge it's dead battery. Unit is probably 2 years old. At
least 90% of the time I run the battery down completely before recharging.
I have the add on disposable battery pack and the unit works fine with it.
Could it be the charger or an internal gli
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do you just plug the power cord into the timer,
These will work too
https://catalogue.maplin.co.uk/products/browse/drillframe.tpl?cart=949024897728402
I am a little surprised that the frequency response isn't a little better
though. I would expect them to go up to 16 kHz or 20 kHz before cut off.
They still get the sound but it is at least
From: Alexander Dietrich
> What's interesting is that the article says ALL CD
> players display a runtime of 28 seconds. So
> apparently you not only lose the ability to play
> the CD from your PC, your Hi-Fi CD player looks
> pretty dumb as well.
And the site says the protection is completely
Does anyone know how to get Winamp to play MP3 with Netscape 4.7? everytime I try
it, cressendo starts up instead.
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>At 14:37 +1000 27/1/00, Doug, Judy & Jeremy Watt wrote:
>belive it or not, Sony does actually advertise the Mini Disc over here in
>Oz. I gota admit though that the ads are really strange and very obscure,
>I'm not sure it's really what they need. No explanation of the general
>capabilities, t
From: Peter Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MiniDisc List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 9:26 PM
Subject: MD: Recording lectures? Neec cheap mono microphone...
>Hya All,
>
>You may remember me from such posts as. Anyway... ;) I'm going to
>Staffordshire university (in
From: J. Coon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2000 1:13 AM
Subject: Re: MD: DIY Microphones
> Do they show a frequency responce curve?
I've managed to find these specifications from the Maplin website which are
the same capsules I have.
Type EM-60B is
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Subject: Re: MD: DIY Microphones
> > I know that by increasing the value of the capacitor I can reduce the
bass,
> > but is there a way to boost the treble slightly?
>
Hi Robert,
If thats the same ad we saw in Britain with the guy with a
pigeon on his head I certainly think the genius behind it
deserves reasonable payment for his workj -- a bullet in
the brain!!!
I can say I am staggered by how many guys in their late teens,
or twenties here in Britain are aw
Thibault,
Your thoughts are correct. Transferring data from a minidisc deck with
optical out to a soundcard with optical in is as good as any other way, and
better than some. Someone on this list just advertised a Sharp MD-R2 for
$120 which is a great deal and it has optical in and out. Then jus
Says Craig Bernard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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First off, I'd like to apologize to Mr. Davis for the "he (or she)"
remark. With the initials, I wasn't sure and I thought it would be
better to be safe than sorry.
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Bah! There is no need to apologize for that. How could you
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Says Matt Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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. . . i was wondering if anyone has found a way to
get the labels off the md, i dont wanna have 5 labels on top of each
other or wreck a md by using a razor blade or something like that on it.
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I'm not sure what sort of MDs and la
I use the removeable 3.5 disk labels sold at most office supply stores. I
use a template in MS publisher spliting the lable in half.
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Hopefully this will be a simple question for someone to answer
> I guess it's obvious that a cassette would work in this way but I am not
> clear that an MD necessarily would. The 530 is designed to work in
> conjunction with a timer but does anyone know if it works in the same way?
> It seems logical that it should but I suppose it could do something less
>
Hello, as nobody answered my question I could either assume it's a stupid
question, or it does not fit your concerns at all. I will anyway follow
advise of old friend Confucius, the silly guy is the one who does not ask...
The question was (I've not solved it for monthes, but now I want to invest
Hi Folks,
We have just gotten in HI-SPACE minidiscs.
Here are the prices:
Prod.Code Description Price 5+
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MD74HS01 5 Pack, HI-SPACE MD74 Minidisc$8.25 $7.95
MD80HS01 5 Pack, HI-SPACE MD80 Minidisc
Peter Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You may remember me from such posts as. Anyway... ;) I'm going to
> Staffordshire university (in England) next year (which means I'm gonna
> have to give up IRC :~(), I was woundering if anyone could
> recommend a microphone for recording speech, r
~Zach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> /|\/|\ Right. It could also be caused by "brick walling" the mic input, where
> the signal coming into the mic input is so high that it is completely
> distorted. No adjustment of the recording level (automatically or manually)
> will fix this problem. /|\/|
regarding cheap blanks. I found this site; can't remember where i got the
url from, and i have never used them but their prices seem low.
http://www.tapeworld.com/products.htm#mini
also http://www.minidisco.com has a wide range of blanks.
Peace, brynmore
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Hi all!
>On my 520, there is a switch for the timer position. If youhave it in that
>position, and you connect a timer, it will record when you aren't there. I
>haven't really experimented with it. THe instructions are a little vague.
Just set the start and ending time on the timer, then
I have two brand new, never been opened, Sharp MD-R2 minidisc
player/recorders. (We over bought.)
You can have one for $125 plus shipping, you can have both for $240 plus
shipping.
E-mail me privately for more information.
Michael
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Peter Wood wrote:
> , I was woundering if anyone could
> recommend a microphone for recording speech, remembering how far away
> you can be from the speaker.
Get a stereo mike and you can record in either stereo or mono with it.
Stereo will be better because you will be able to hear the speaker
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000 12:38:41 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I would like to know if anyone "out there" can give an opinion on whether
an
> MD recorder/player (preferably a portable one) is available ("for sale")
that
> will allow the user to "punch in" or "input" a track number (or son
Hi Ian
I have a Sony JE520, and I use it in the way you describe. I have an
industrial digital controller / timer, and I can use this to set loads of
on/off timings. When the 520 is switched to Record Timer mode, it will
automatically find the last track on the MD and start recording after tha
Peter Wood wrote :
> Qulity isn't really that important, as I plan to MD them (in Mono) and
> then MP3 them. I don't want to spend an arm and a leg, so under £20
> (yeah cheap scate I know, but I'm gonna be a student). Sensitive mono
> microphone plugged into Sharp 722.
I think you've got the w
David W. Tamkin wrote:
> The Aiwa AM-F70 comes close: while one track is playing, you can use its
> Search function to go through the titles and numbers of all tracks with the
> jog dial, and when you see the one you want displayed, press Enter to skip
> to that track.
That's what the R30's jog
Have a look at http://www.rme-audio.com/english/digi32/digi32.htm
The RME Digi32 is discontinued, so maybe you can get it very cheap. I have
no idea if it can copy bit by bit.
Bert
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> > What the heck does "bit by bit copy" mean?
>
> Check de.comp.audio for details.
>
> With MD bit to bit copy is not possible, when you are recording, since MD
> compresses music, but if you use your MD-recorder as A/D-converter, it could
> be important.
>
> Let's
Hi Timothy,
that is very interesting what you wrote. So you work with the DIO 2448?
> 2) Hardware/software resolution. From what I see on the 'scope, the MDS-PC2
> always puts out 20 bit resolution. The motherboard S/PDIF always outputs 16
> bit. The DIO 2448 can output/input16 or 24 bits.
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>From: "Timothy P. Stockman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you remove a label, it is possible to remove all the crap and glue from
the MD using any household polish. I know this sounds weird, but all the
glue and paper soak up the polish and using a cloth or tissue will wipe the
stuff off.
It takes a while, but if you can be bothered, then you can
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