On Tue Apr 18 at 01:53:58 AM, Neon John wrote:
So.. Is Best Buys and Circuit city making this up? Is there such a
device? Of any brand? I really don't want to buy a fancy sound
Yeah, Sony has them. It's basically just the recorder with an adaptor that
plugs into USB on the PC end and
On Tue Apr 18 at 02:44:26 AM, Neon John wrote:
Any idea where go buy one and what the model is? Now that I'm back
in BF egypt, I'd rather buy online if possible.
There's more than one. I believe they all have "PC/IF" in the model number
(for "PC interface" I assume). I know that there's at
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they aren't making it up, i've seen one, but
thanks for the reply. The issue for me is I thought that I had 40 secs of
shock memory. Sony disc (maybe a mistake) -- but I have several recordings
of me walking the entire length of the AA terminal at Dallas (20min) and a
lot of motion to the MD: no probs. Is the problem in the fact that
Sean Harding wrote:
On Tue Apr 18 at 02:44:26 AM, Neon John wrote:
Any idea where go buy one and what the model is? Now that I'm back
in BF egypt, I'd rather buy online if possible.
There's more than one. I believe they all have "PC/IF" in the model number
(for "PC interface" I
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
since mds are recorded w/ magnetic signals, can airport metal detectors or x
ray machines cause damage to the info on md's?
Well, MD recording is MO, (Magneto Optical), this means that to be
magnetized, i.e. oriented
Francisco Jose Montilla wrote:
So I'd bet you can put a dynamo magnet over a MD disk if you like
and it will remain intact.
I don't know what a dynamo magnet is, but I was able to corrupt data on
an MD using a ceramic magnet out of a microwave oven's magnetron.
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On Tue Apr 18 at 04:18:45 AM, Neon John wrote:
minidisc digitally, preferably faster than real time. This sony
setup is analog. So. Guess it's time to get over the urge to
What's analog about it? I don't have one, so I could be wrong, but I thought
it was just taking USB audio (digital)
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I don't know what a dynamo magnet is, but I was able to corrupt data
on
an MD using a ceramic magnet out of a microwave oven's magnetron.
Yeah, but a magnetron is like, a powerful magnet. Thats where all the
weight comes from in those things. You basically have the magnet around a
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Francisco Jose Montilla wrote:
So I'd bet you can put a dynamo magnet over a MD disk if you like
and it will remain intact.
I don't know what a dynamo magnet is, but I was able to corrupt data on
an MD using a ceramic magnet out of a microwave oven's
We've all discovered that FM modulators are no good. So I'll reverse the
question: is there an affordable option to play MDs from my portable
(R37) in my car, which has a factory CD player only? (I have no CD
changer controls, BTW.)
J. C. R. Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Many have claimed lately to hear some differences in MiniDiscs and
compact discs. Exactly what ARE these differences?
J. C. R. Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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It depends how handy you are with a soldering iron. You could always
remove the radio take off the cover and fit yourself a line in to the
amp in your stereo. You would have to locate the point where the audio
is fed into the power amp section of your radio, break the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many have claimed lately to hear some differences in MiniDiscs and
compact discs. Exactly what ARE these differences?
J. C. R. Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
During the development of MD, it was clear that a disc that is only 1/5th of
the size of a CD can only hold
From: "Shawn R. Lin" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Francisco Jose Montilla wrote:
So I'd bet you can put a dynamo magnet over a MD disk if you like
and it will remain intact.
I don't know what a dynamo magnet is, but I was able to corrupt data on
an MD using a ceramic magnet out of a
From: Jeanmougin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can you indicate the URL of this japanese anti-MD website? Is it in english?
It is in Japanese:
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~iy8t-snd/antimd.html
If MD weren't so popular in Japan, the site would sound exactly like some
hate crime. hehehe. Check out the
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Can you indicate the URL of this japanese
Amazon now has the $30 for 20 MDs
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/browse/-/music-gear/172539/002-1730517-0823618
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On Tue Apr 18 at 02:09:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amazon now has the $30 for 20 MDs
Here's an easier URL for that:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B3ETSJ
sean
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From: "Sean Harding" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 11:15 AM
Subject: Re: MD:
I find that, even when transfering 128K MP3 to MD, it is best to use digital
I/O so further degradation does not occur. Analog sound cards often have a
much poorer S/N ratio than the original MP3 file, and they often have
frequency response or phase shift errors at low frequencies due to
I don't know what a dynamo magnet is, but I was able to corrupt data on
an MD using a ceramic magnet out of a microwave oven's magnetron.
Teorically it's impossible to damage a MD only with a magnetic field. But
the magnetic field might generate electromagnetic waves and heat the MD, and
then
Care to provide more details on this adapter, and also where can one find
anything about it on the Sony web pages. ? Thanks.
on 4/18/00 1:54 pm, md-l-mimedigest at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Sean Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 23:09:48 -0700
Subject: Re: MD: Sony
Is it possible to get or easily make an adapter for my satellite receiver
that will let me switch channels from the computer? I want to record
various radio shows from it, and have automated control, some how, of the
receiver, so I can have the computer put on the right channel at the right
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My sblive sounds good through the speakers.
is there any replacement or alternate gumpack type battery avalible for the
sony mz-r55 and where can i find it? the one supplied's life is only 4 hours
on a full charge.
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* "Black_Angel" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 18 Apr 2000
| Teorically it's impossible to damage a MD only with a magnetic field.
No, it is impossible to _erase_ an MD with a magnetic field. But a
sufficiently powerful EM field could warp or crack the metallic layer,
rendering the disc unusable.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't an MD encoded optically? Maybe I'm just
mistaken, but there better be a damn good reason for having a Class 1 Laser
product sticker on my deck...
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* "Brett Tyre" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 18 Apr 2000
| Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't an MD encoded optically?
Magnetio-optical media like MD is composed of nominally non-magnetic
metallic layer bonded to an inert substrate. When recording, the MD laser
(the optical part of MO) heats a
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