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* Greg Conquest [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sat, 29 Jul 2000
| If so, does anyone know how much is paid and to whom -- the Record label
| ?
Dunnow, and yes.
| And finally, regarding mp3's vs. MD. Most of the mp3's traded are
| 128kbps, I believe. If I encode a CD to 196kbps or more, would the
|
Hello everybody!
Just a quick question: Is there any difference between the loudness function
and the bassboost function on Sony amplifier?
Thanks.
Greetingz, Joost de Meij
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Matthew Wall asked,
| on this question, i dont know the correct answer, but technically wouldn't
| the atrac encoded tracks actually be considered files at this point once on
| a md. it does have a TOC and a simple structure to the disk. plus certain
| software can read these tracks and
/stuff cut out/
| Is there NO WAY of sentding and receiving such MD files over the
| internet?
That is predicated on MD being "files", which is not the case.
on this question, i dont know the correct answer, but technically wouldn't
the atrac encoded tracks actually be considered
Matthew Wall asked,
| on this question, i dont know the correct answer, but technically
wouldn't
| the atrac encoded tracks actually be considered files at this point once
on
| a md. it does have a TOC and a simple structure to the disk. plus
certain
| software can read these tracks and
Matthew rejoined,
| i would have to disagree with this since there is software top copy atrac
| files from one md-10 drive to another on a md-audio disk. I forget the
| actual software name, but it has been discussed on this forum before. so in
| theory it would be possible, but we would all
The link on the MDCP to the MD-Heads list leads to a page that says to send
one's subscribe request to [EMAIL PROTECTED], but feste.mae.cornell.edu
just returns a bounce notice that it cannot forward mail to programs (in this
case, Majordomo's wrapper).
Does anyone know what's become of that
Matthew rejoined,
| i would have to disagree with this since there is software top copy
atrac
| files from one md-10 drive to another on a md-audio disk. I forget the
| actual software name, but it has been discussed on this forum before.
so in
| theory it would be possible, but we would
Larry:
I agree with everything you had to say with the exception of the
"advertising". Advertisers flock to wherever the action is. I'm sure that if
and when Napster came to terms with RIAA on the royalty demands that
advertisers would flock around them like moths to a flame.
Napster would
* "Matthew Wall" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sun, 30 Jul 2000
| i would have to disagree with this since there is software top copy atrac
| files from one md-10 drive to another on a md-audio disk.
And we have software for CD-ROM drives that copy CD-DA tracks. That does
not automatically make them
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are looking for a decent, but inexpensive pair of headphones,
Radio Shack has their PRO 35 on sale for $20.00 (not sure when the
sale will end).
They regularly sell for $40. No, they are probably not worth $40. But
for $20 I think that they are a good buy
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) I'd put money that I could go to Virgin records here in S.F. and
either find the stuff you mentioned on the racks, or could order them and
get them within a week.
Which version?? How many CD's are you going to have to buy to get the
10 songs that you want?
"Joost de Meij" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a quick question: Is there any difference between the loudness
function and the bassboost function on Sony amplifier?
Don't know about your particular amp, but on most devices the bass boost
function only increases "bass" (lower) frequencies,
Greg Conquest [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an AIWA XR-H550MD (domestic Japanese model). I'm happy with
the system, but I wish I could record and amplify a microphone input,
a keyboard, and/or an electric/acoustic guitar. I know there is a
difference between a powered mic and the opposite
Sorry about the influx of replies, but I just got the digest ;-)
"Peter Forest" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For me, as my personal choice, the best headphone are from Sony :
MDR-G72LP... Why ?? Simply because they are very comfortable, the
sound is good (very good in fact) and they are very
I'm maybe a Minidisc Seller, but I'm before and above all, a minidisc FAN
!!! I love music since I'm young... Before the minidisc, I was recording on
cassette because it was the only way to have exactly the music I want... I
was doing mix after mix on METAL cassette... It was great, but as you
* Dan Frakes [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sun, 30 Jul 2000
| Hmmm... that raises an interesting moral/legal discussion. If I have paid
| for a song, can I justify copying an alternate version of that song
| without paying for it? What if a DJ/mixer was paid to remix the song, or
| there were alternate
Peter Forest wrote:
I'm maybe a Minidisc Seller, but I'm before and above all, a minidisc FAN
!!! I love music since I'm young... Before the minidisc, I was recording on
cassette because it was the only way to have exactly the music I want... I
was doing mix after mix on METAL cassette...
I understand that the RIAA has done some good in protecting artist's and
recording company's rights to profit from their creations, but I really have
gotten tired of hearing them complain about how much money they're losing.
Did they ever stop to compute how much the music consumer has lost?
On the subject of FM radio vs. Napster: one obvious difference between
recording from FM to MD and recording from Napster to MD is that you don't
usually get the opportunity to burn an entire CD from an FM broadcast. The
most important difference legally, as I think has been pointed out, is
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Richard Lang wrote:
Dan Frakes is just stating the legal position, pretty accurately as far as I
can see. Downloading stuff (old, new, available, unavailable) you don't
already "own" [are licensed to use] legally is illegal. Even subsequently
going out and buying the
No, you're correct, the Napster scenario is no different in principle
(although very different in nature and scale) to making a copy of a CD on
tape, CDR, CDRW, DAT or MD. Half of my own MD collection consists of copies
of CDs borrowed off friends which to be honest I still keep and enjoy but
MiniDisc Community Pages News for 23 July 2000
o Cheap Blanks: Adam Prestin notes a sale (until Sat.) on Sony Color
5-packs for $8 at CompUSA and Zach spots Memorex 5-packs for $8.75
at [1]National Recording Supply (mention "blues before sunrise" for
free shipping).
[1]
Dan Frakes is just stating the legal position, pretty accurately as far as
I
can see. Downloading stuff (old, new, available, unavailable) you don't
already "own" [are licensed to use] legally is illegal. Even subsequently
going out and buying the CD doesn't make it legal either,although
Mmmm, I didn't say the RIAA had a pretty good legal position, I said when
you download music when you don't own the copyright in the original you're
making an infringing copy. So yes I agree with you, Napster isn't making
any illegal copies, it's the private consumer that logs on that makes the
MD shares many of the characteristics of a computer file system. It has a
freelist. It has a directory. One could even consider the track titles to
be sort of a "file name" although it doesn't mind duplicate titles, since
access is by track number. Data chunks can be stored out-of-order. MD
Mike Burger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it any different than having your friend make you a tape recorded copy
of an album, or burning you a copy of the CD.
We've been down this road before, many time, on this list ;-)
Whether or not copying a friend's CD is a violation of copyright is
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