Hi everyone...
I saw today a great deal for Color Mix (4 colors) MD Blank Hi-Space (I think
they are good...).
I don't know if I should buy these MD, are they good ???
This is the link for this auction :
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=285118675
Tell me more about
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
Hi,
Umm... how does this contradict anything that I said?
Damn, I'm sorry! I misread your mail. My eyes were reading it,
but my mind were thinking on the discussion on doing so on a portable.
I also have post some mails
* "Magic" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 17 Mar 2000
| The entire point of USB is to move hardware *outside* of the host machine.
| If you put the encoder inside, then there is no reason for a USB device.
| *Looks at his USB keyboard and mouse* . odd I never usually have my
| keyboard and
Hi,
there are many misunderstandings about the End Search feature, and it seems
to me that many of the guys on this list is against it, but I've found it
very useful. But, I must admit, it depends for what you are using for your
MD. I'm using MD mostly for doing interviews, and for such a
Sorry I didn't knew about the cloning thing...
If I had knew it before, that could had save my md !!!
Thank's David !!!
Jack.
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I got an e-mail update from Crutchfield the other day and it talks about a
new minidisc camcorder? Sounds cool but very $$$. Here's a link to their
info:
http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S-GN7fmNYArDs/ProdView.asp?bid=36421store=1sid=S-GN7fmNYArDs
1) I don't know of any device that can 'see how a chip worked'.
There are devices that allow you to reverse-engineer a chip through
physical means. You can literally shave off one thin layer at a time,
and use a high power microscope, and then apply image-analysis algorithms
to build masks
Hi Folks...
I want to sell Mini Disc to everyone who want some...
I want to know how much do you want to pay for each mini disc...
I want also to know which brand you want to buy...
I want to know too if your are interested to buy on e-bay
I want to know if your are familiar and if you like
I do not understand the end search on Sony's or this following statement: End
Search Sony recorders do not automatically record new audio segments at the
logical end of the medium. To ensure a recording is placed at the end, the
END SEARCH button must be pressed before beginning a recording.
I am happily using a Delta DIO 2496 card on my Mac G3. It provides optical
and coaxial I/O. Aside from quirky software (not unreliable, just quirky) it
works just fine.
--
Iechyd da,
Grover Cleveland
I want to buy a Mini Disc player, but first, I want to be able to hook it up
to my Mac. I
Hello,
Could someone please help me out? I made a recording of a concert tonight, but when I
put away my recorder, the battery compartment accidentely went open and the writing of
the TOC wasn't complete. So I can't play a thing back, the disc is being treated as
empty. But the data HAS to
No idea about NZ. Sorry.
Adios,
LarZ
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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of Mark Derricutt
Sent: Friday, 17 March 2000 6:40
To: MiniDisc Mailing List (E-mail)
Hi,
Just a quick line to let you know that we have large stocks of genuine
replacement batteries, battery holders, power supplies, remote control units,
optical cables, carrying bags etc. for Sony MZ-R30/35/37, Sharp MDMT16/20E
and Denon DMP-R70 MD Recorders.
These are all genuine items as
1) I don't know of any device that can 'see how a chip worked'.
2) You're probabably confusing ROM/RAMs with CPUs and DSPs..
To be honest, I have no way in hell of knowing WHAT was done. This is
what my friend told me, which is total BS, but, I did view some of the
prototype stuff
Everything you say 'end search' is good for is achieved automatically with
all other portables and even with Sony home decks...
End search has no useful function and can be a dangerous feature if you
forget to use it...
(here we go again) :-)
GB
- Original Message -
From: Ivica
..the fount of knowledge for MD is
http://www.minidisc.org/
Irv
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking to buy a MD player but I want extensive recent reviews of
existing MD players. I am also open to suggestions but the one I would like
would at least have 40 Anti-Shock, a Microphone,
Basically, if you record on a portable and don't get in the habit of
pressing END SEARCH before you record, anything you had recorded on it
previously, is toast. On a blank disc, it doesn't matter, but it does
the minute you record the first track. So, be sure to press END SEARCH.
[EMAIL
I am also open to suggestions but the one I
would like
would at least have 40 Anti-Shock, a Microphone, a jack to connect
to the
headphones jack of my audio equipment, and I dont know much about MD
players
but my range is up to $250, I also would like to know about
warranties
On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, Ivica Petrovic wrote:
Hi,
there are many misunderstandings about the End Search feature, and it seems
to me that many of the guys on this list is against it, but I've found it
very useful. But, I must admit, it depends for what you are using for your
MD. I'm
On 15 Mar 2000, Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
Hi,
* "Magic" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 15 Mar 2000
| Possibly it would, although it may need to be a rather faster ATRAC.
| Remember this whole thread started because I suggested that it would be
| better to implement ATRAC encoding at
I read Alan's question and wondered the same thing: how much difference is
there between a cheap mike and an expensive one? Of course it depends what
you want to do with it... I want to record speech samples. Usually recording
conditions are quite good: one person in a quiet room, speaking into
From: Stainless Steel Rat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MD-L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 3:10 AM
Subject: Re: MD: Sony's new Internet Audio Recording Interface
SCSI over USB :). But really, Firewire/iLink/IEEE-1394 is infinitely
superior for bulk data, currently 400Mb/s vs.
Joost Koiter asked,
| Could someone please help me out? I made a recording of a concert tonight,
| but when I put away my recorder, the battery compartment accidentely went
| open and the writing of the TOC wasn't complete. So I can't play a thing
| back, the disc is being treated as empty. But
I think that is incorrect. The data has been written to the disc every
40 seconds during the recording phase. Since the data has been written
to the disc and it should be recoverable if you haven't over written it
by recording more on the disc. What you need to do is clone the TOC
from
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If you do a report on formats. Don't forget
I'm glad the MD - USB thread has proven to be a lively topic of
discussion! You'll get no argument from me that USB is not technically the
"best" interface. However, it might turn out to be the very popular for
these reasons:
1) USB is available on the motherboard of almost every new computer
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