This is more about my ongoing problem with underpowered CD tracks that need
digital boosting for a good dub to MD.
If I use a digital extraction program like Exactaudiocopy or Audiograbber on
the CD track, the program reports the peak amplitude as a percentage of the
possible maximum; the maximu
Does anyone know much about this system besides what's on this homepage:
http://sharp-world.com/sc/excite/md_hp/text/c2.htm ?
I'm interested in the recording quality. Is the CD to MD internal recording
optical or analog? I would imagine it be optical since it's part of the same
unit, but I'm
Take a look at this great new Techno Cool Color (IMAC style) Minidisc we
just receive friday !!!
http://www.kheopsglassart.com/minidisc/74mn_techno_5_pack.htm
Also, I have now in stock some red minidisc pack for $1.65 each ($8.25 per 5
pack...)
And even more minidisc from Hi-Space !!!
To pl
Let's not start a lifelong thread again. But to make Austin's point a little
clearer, as per copyright law (in simple terms):
You are entitled to one backup copy of each original piece of intellectual
property that you have purchased and own as such. So if you buy a CD (be it
audio or data), you
Copyright has both civil and criminal aspects. While AHRA provides immunity
from a civil lawsuit over home recording (and then only under certain
circumstances), it does not address its legality - see
http://www.minidisc.org/ahra.html.
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From: Stainless Steel Rat [mailt
Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
>
> * "Norlin, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri, 28 Apr 2000
> | Not to quibble over details - but I think the notion that copying a CD to MD
> | for personal use legal is based loosely on case law and not on "fair use".
>
> Actually, it specifically falls under the
