I have a hard time feeling sympathy for a person who was using a personal
benefit like that to run a business. If you're going to run a business, you
have to follow the rules. If you try to pull tricks like that to make a
little more cash, you eventually get what you deserve.
You've got
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* Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 02 May 2000
| 1) EVERY recording methode is limitied by the bandwidth the recording-media
|provides. But you can't call it compression.
When you deliberately cut the frequency response to fit a given medium, you
can
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* Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 02 May 2000
| GSM is compressed and encrypted.
And not used in the US. We have PCS, which is not encrypted. The header
packets are secured using a key exchange mechanism to prevent theft of IDs.
How come that I can use
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* Simon Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 02 May 2000
| When CD's were first introduced, they were slated as being too "clinical" to
| ears familiar to scratchy ol' vinyl. I think this is the same phenomenon
| revisited. Our ears "like" the right kind of distortion
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I have a JE500 and JE520. The list may recall that recently I reported that
the JE500 all of a sudden (mid-session!) wouldn't record more than 2-6
seconds of material on a track. Starting a new track didn't help; changing
disks didn't make a difference either. More than one reply was along the
* Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| How come that I can use my GSM phone in several parts of the US?
Like WDCT, it probably isn't encrypted.
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* Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| Wrong, I talk about a single analog sigal with frequency x or a multiple
| analog signals with a maximum frequency of x.
Where x is 22.05kHz, there are perceptable harmonics above x that CD-DA
cannot not record. As a result, the music
* Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| Where did you get this one from??
I *said* it was probably apocraphal.
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* Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| Video-CD, not CD Video. Video-CD is analog.
Grrr... now you got me confused. :)
| Thus CDV is analogue and VCD is digital.
Which is what I meant (and what I said the first time :).
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* Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| How come that I can use my GSM phone in several parts of the US?
Like WDCT, it probably isn't encrypted.
I see no reason why it wouldn't be encrypted, since CDMA phones in the US
are
At 11:30 2000-05-03 -0400, Stainless Steel Rat wrote
| How come that I can use my GSM phone in several parts of the US?
Like WDCT, it probably isn't encrypted.
GSM is always encrypted.
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* [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| I see no reason why it wouldn't be encrypted, since CDMA phones in the US
| are encrypted.
According to Qualcom's CDMA FAQ, it breaks up a conversation into TCP/IP
packets (the "digital encoding"), and each packet is sent on a different
frequency (the
Apologies if this has been covered.
Unit must be __unpowered__ : Battery removed AND power supply turned off.
Press hold SYNC/ENTER, PLAY/PAUSE and DISP buttons together.
Then connect power (turn on power supply or drop battery in and close
cover).
I haven't fully explored the
Luca had asked,
How do I enter/exit test mode on a Sony MDS-JE530?
Jens answered,
| 1. Unplug the unit
| 2. Press and hold the AMS knob
| 3. Replug the unit while still pressing AMS knob
| 4. Release AMS knob - congratulations, you're in Test Mode!
| 5. Unplug and replug the unit to exit
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* [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| I see no reason why it wouldn't be encrypted, since CDMA phones in the US
| are encrypted.
According to Qualcom's CDMA FAQ, it breaks up a conversation into TCP/IP
packets (the "digital
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I find that my Sharp-831 does not offer
I went into a CVS Pharmacy by my house on the way home, and in the tape
section, along with the video, and audio tapes, they had three packs of
Sony MD for $9.95 US. MD must be comming into mainstream USA.
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How come the search engine only seems to search back to Jan. 2000 ? When I
do a search for 701, it comes up with like 2 hits... which is impossible!
WZ
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. The real losers are the MD
lovers that live outside of Japan.
I agree, they tried to make it work, and I believe they were honest
people. They ran into some obsticals that they couldn't get over.
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Sorry, but what's a co-ax RCA connector? The
Did you ever hear of the Y2K problem?
WZ wrote:
How come the search engine only seems to search back to Jan. 2000 ? When I
do a search for 701, it comes up with like 2 hits... which is impossible!
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* "Dave Hooper" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| I find that my Sharp-831 does not offer particularly good compression. I can
| clearly HEAR the artifacts, especially if the music contains a quiet passage
| that contains a proportionately large amount of background hiss, and on
|
* "WZ" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| How come the search engine only seems to search back to Jan. 2000 ? When I
| do a search for 701, it comes up with like 2 hits... which is impossible!
IIRC, the system doing the archiving crashed and a whole lot of stuff got
messed up.
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* "agusus" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 03 May 2000
| Sorry, but what's a co-ax RCA connector?
Coaxial. There are two standard interconnect types for digital audio:
TOSlink (optical) and shielded coaxial. Coaxial interconnects use RCA
plugs and jacks.
| The only thing that came with my R70 is
Thank you Raplh, I'm glad someone is kinda seeing things on the same level
as me.
4) Vinyl has a higher bandwidht than CD, but I've yet to see an LP that
uses
it's
full potential.
True, most studio equipment is limited to 22khz anyway, but, I have a
Quadra-Phonic demo disc that according to
On Wed, 3 May 2000, JR Moore wrote:
With VCR's, no, my tapes don't always hold 120 minutes of audio/video. They
can hold up to 6 hours. Zenith made one that held 16 hours.
AFAIR there are various security videos (not time lapse) that record48
hours onto one tape
Mi-ul
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Howdy all, recently i purchased the new M-audio Delta Dio 2496. I'm =
really not gonna review it, but wanted to let everyone know that so far =
I am very very pleased with
Alas, if only it were digital. From what I read in the product manual,
it's just a USB to 3.5mm bridge. I guess the only advantage to using it
would be if you get noise when recording from your soundcard's line-out.
Whee.
-- jeremy
Tom Thielen wrote:
Check out MD-port @ www.xitel.com !!!
Sorry, but what's a co-ax RCA connector? The only thing that came with
my
R70 is the optical cable. And the sony manual says that the recorder
will
automatically mark new tracks at the track marks as on the CD (when using
optical cable) or when there is 2 seconds of silence.
coax
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