* Edmund Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 06 Mar 2000
| Bleem! does, in fact, emulate the MIPS CPU directly.
Well, no:
URL:http://207.71.8.31/about/FAQ.html
There is no emulation of the MIPS R3000A in Bleem!.
| It's the only way you can run code for another CPU architecture. And the
| 33mhz
* Eric Woudenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 06 Mar 2000
| On what do you base this statement? My understanding of ATRAC (based
| upon looking at an ATRAC decoder) is that the computational demands of
| encoding ATRAC are similar to those for MP3. I would expect a software
| ATRAC encoder to run
* Stories [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 06 Mar 2000
| Do you mean Compressing or Decompressing?
Encoding. It is technically not compressing.
| If your talking about compression, what software do you use?
LAME.
| because theres a HUGE variation between different products.
| My PIII-500 quite
If that were the case, then you would be able to encode MP3 streams that
sound as good as ATRAC 4 (which they do not) in real time on your desktop
(which you cannot at this time). As I mentioned previously, a Pentium II
running at 400MHz is capable of turning SPDIF into 128Kbps MP3 in real
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Umm I think Ive gotten over a few hundred on
on 3/6/2000 08:30 PM, Peter Pan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This "new" sh*t is making me angry... what the h*ll would *WE* need with
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Man, what's with the random swearing? I dunno about you, but all that just
gets annoying after a while.
P.S. I agree with what he said, minus all the
Heya Guys,
Geez, it's been a while since I last posted. I've got a small question
to those wize and in the know people out there ;).
I have a Sharp 722 and I love it (this is besides the point and just
to let MD have a mention ;). I record some minidisc's in mono so that
I can get twice as
Hoontech makes great low-cost Yamaha clones with the
optical out. You'll come to love the friendly red
laser instead of the boring coax.
m.
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* "Magic" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sun, 05 Mar 2000
| Absolutely! And for the same money (£45) you can get the VideoLogic Sonic
| Vortex 2 which has the best digital output of any consumer grade sound card.
At an exchange rate of about $4US/Pound, that comes out
A "CaliforniaRod" wrote, a whole lot of dull stuff about HDTV,
presumably not the same CaliforniaRod who wrote:
No one here cares about anything other than the topic at
hand in regards to this list.
simon
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The Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
because FFTs are much more
complex than simple
things like addition and multiplication.
I suppose FFT's ARE fairly complex, although they are implemented as a load
of additions and multiplications.
I would estimate the ASIC in any MD
On what do you base this statement? My understanding of ATRAC (based
upon looking at an ATRAC decoder) is that the computational demands of
encoding ATRAC are similar to those for MP3. I would expect a software
ATRAC encoder to run about as fast as an MP3 encoder.
On that note, remember the
...
optical out. You'll come to love the friendly red
laser instead of the boring coax.
That's not a laser.
If it were, you would be able to point an optical cable at a wall across
the room and still get a nice dot.
Optical simply uses red light.
- Ed.
I have a question regarding using a soundcard
to record from my CDROM to my MD(Sony
MZ-R30, AIWA FM70). I am looking at either
the SB Live Platinum(I have a coax to optical
box, so outputs not an issue) or the Turtle Beach
Montego II w/digital out daughterboard. My question
is, will either
Here's an interesting thought. If someone *does* buy the Sony USB adapter,
could they pry it open and let me know the numbers on the chips. Might be
that the codec chip has an S/PDIF output pin (fairly likely with modern
codecs). Its less likely to have and S/PDIF input pin. If Sony has used
I've got 30 Memorex discs I have picked up from Best Buy 2 months ago and
they have work great. A couple of them I have already recorded over 20x and
not a single problem.
OK all you MD die-hards. What's the most someone has re-recorded an
MD? They're supposed to have 10K rewrites or
A Pentium II at 400MHz can manage to convert to MPEG-I Layer III at
128Kbps
in real time. It cannot handle significantly higher bitrates in real
time.
Do you mean Compressing or Decompressing?
If your talking about compression, what software do you use?
because theres a HUGE variation between
does anyone have this unit? comments?
thanks,
martha
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: If it were, you would be able to point an optical cable at a wall across
: the room and still get a nice dot.
And it would be possible to send sound data to a your friend next door :)
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On Mon, 6 Mar 2000, Rick Kellerman wrote:
Montego II w/digital out daughterboard. My question
is, will either card while hooked up via a digital
cable still sync and automatically mark each
track, or will I have to manually insert track marks?
Generally, no. If your MD recorder can do
Funny you should ask this, I actually worked out what I needed to build
an entire optical network (for computers) in my house doing somehting
much like this (and actually putting in come cool patterns via mirrors)
Possible? yes
Practical? no
Into possibility... with the redled that's sending
Hi I have a MZ-R37.
I was wondering if the remote from a MZ-R50 or MZ-R55 would work?
Would it give me the display readout and the full functions of the
remote for MZ-R37?
It would be nice to have a remote that displayed the letters while
tittleing the disc's tracks.
Any info you can give
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A Pentium II at 400MHz can manage to convert to MPEG-I Layer III at
128Kbps
in real time. It cannot handle significantly higher bitrates
On Mon, 6 Mar 2000, John S. McLachlan wrote:
Hi,
I've got 30 Memorex discs I have picked up from Best Buy 2 months ago and
they have work great. A couple of them I have already recorded over 20x and
not a single problem.
OK all you MD die-hards. What's the most someone has
I have only used these discs. Haven't had a problem yet.
Dan
"Lynch, Jason JD" wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if anybody here has heard-of/seen/used Arita brand MD blanks before?
I picked up a box of 5 at a computer market here in Australia pretty cheap... they
seem to work OK.
Anyone
John McLachlan wrote,
| OK all you MD die-hards. What's the most someone has re-recorded an
| MD? They're supposed to have 10K rewrites or something, right?
1M, actually.
| Well, I've never done more than erase some songs and replace, far
| fewer than the 20 this gentleman has.
I have
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