LAS wrote:
"J. Coon" wrote:
If you made a recording to MD with microphones, it is an analog recording, and
it will allow a digital copy to be made from it. However, if you make a digital
copy of the MD to another MD, the SCMS bits will be set to not allow another
digital copy to be
Hi
I'm new to the list, and minidisk having got a Sharp portable recorder
for Christmas (the one that was on offer for £99.99 in Dixons). But I
did something really stupid and bought a battery powered microphone for
a minidisk that only takes plug in power ones! Would it be possible to
take
Hi list!
I just found out that when i push the "D" button (Above the "4") on the
remote of my MDS-JE520, there appears "No date" on the display. Does anyone
know what that means? I can't find anything about it in the manual...
Greetingz, Joost.
I'm in the UK and I have a Japanese model Sharp 821. I bought this about 8
months ago from Electronics Shopping Mall together with a Newstar NF-60 AC
adapter (220v to 100v). I also have the Sharp adapter (AD-MD1AP 100v to 5v)
which I assume comes as standard with the Japanese models.
THe MD should be impedance protected, so it would hurt anythng
Joanne Harrod wrote:
Hi
I'm new to the list, and minidisk having got a Sharp portable recorder
for Christmas (the one that was on offer for £99.99 in Dixons). But I
did something really stupid and bought a battery powered
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Hi
I'm new to the list, and minidisk having got a Sharp portable recorder
for Christmas (the one that was on offer for £99.99 in Dixons). But I
did something really
Is there any way to hook up my sony Mz-R55 to my keyborad to name the songs???
No.
The closest thing you can get is to reverse engineer the Sony remote
protocol and to do PART of the titling from a computer, but it won't be
extremely easy to construct. It does require a bit of programming
Does anyone know where in the UK I can source a replacement adapter (i.e.
3-pin plug to 2-pin socket, 240v to 100v)? Better still, is the Sharp
adapter for UK models (ADT20APE I think) available to purchase separately?
Any AC adapter that's rated for 4.5v to 5.5v at 700mA to around 900mA
working perfectly. When I installed Windows 2000 it stopped working. Of
course in Windows 2000 i haven't installed the LiveWare software but the
card seems to be working fine in anything else. Does anybody know what
S/PDIF support comes purely through the drivers. Make sure the drivers
At 13:45 06/02/00 +, you wrote:
I'm in the UK and I have a Japanese model Sharp 821. I bought this about 8
months ago from Electronics Shopping Mall together with a Newstar NF-60 AC
adapter (220v to 100v). I also have the Sharp adapter (AD-MD1AP 100v to 5v)
which I assume comes as
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It sounds like a driver problem to me.
David:
G If I make an analogue recording to my hard disk it has no SCMS bits set,
G or is classed as 'unlimited digital copy'.
Er, no. Depending on your ripping software, usually it will be stored,
regardless of whether the connection from your MD player to your hard disk
was analog or
I can't remember if the last Japanese domestic Sony item I purchased had a card
like that. But then again, everything was in Japanese. So how would I know
even if it was there?
Larry
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how does that work, if you spend 3 or 4
The CR copies of Windows 2000 really lack drivers. But Win 2000 is designed for
business use more then people interested in doing things with video and audio.
I'm not sure that Microsoft will ever develop drivers for many things. You had better
hope that the sound card manufacture has
Brent Harding wrote:
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how does that work,
From: "LAS" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The CR copies of Windows 2000 really lack drivers. But Win 2000 is designed for
business use more then people interested in doing
things with video and audio.
I'm not sure that Microsoft will ever develop drivers for many things. You had
better hope that the
I originally posted this on Slashdot, ready to refute FUD about MD and
correct points. Seeing as how a guy claimed that a couple of SmartMedia
cards to swap music, I whipped out my trusty calculator and did some
calculations. I thought some of you might find this to be of at least mild
interest.
Win2000 = NT5
Windows Millenium Ed. = win 9x
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John Graham wrote:
OK, so my hard disc analogue recordings .wav files contain no SCMS
information. Is it not surprising though that my soundcard drivers output
these files over the optical out with SCMS set to unlimited? I'd have
expected it to send something like "SCMS-unknown" so that the
Brent Harding wrote:
How does that work, if you spend 3 or 4 hundred bucks on one of those good
ones that's usable for radio applications, maybe then scms is defeatable.
I think the professional machines (Denon I believe) cost about a grand or more.
MiniDisc Community Pages News for 30 January 2000
o Tim Russell takes a close look at Sony's solid state [1]Music Clip
player and its SDMI constraints. His recommendation: stick with
MiniDisc.
[1] http://members.home.com/timruss/musicclip.html
o Jimmy Bogard points out the
Hi everyone, I'm writing a research paper on the Minidisc, and I'd like to
ask for some help. I found the minidisc.org site very helpful! The topic I
want to investigate is the dichotomy between the Japanese and US minidisc
markets. Does anyone know of any books/articles which discuss this
I originally posted this on Slashdot, ready to refute FUD about MD and
correct points. Seeing as how a guy claimed that a couple of SmartMedia
cards to swap music, I whipped out my trusty calculator and did some
calculations. I thought some of you might find this to be of at
least mild
I thought microsoft were gonna do a "final" release of Win 9x
aka Win 2000 for home users who may
need support for DOS apps, and an update of NT called Windows
Millenium for business users. I
might have got those two MS app names mixed up and if so I apologise.
Other way round - Windows
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Memorex must have switched manufactures. The
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