--- Mike Burger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My understanding is that the 5 volt requirement is for the charging
circuit. I would think that by applying a lower voltage source,
the
charging circuit just wouldn't engage...
Thats what I thought, but I can charge mine off the same 4.5VDC
Hello,
I just bought a Sony MZ-R70 minidisc recorder. It seemed that everything was
going fine, but when I tried playing a minidisc in my car using the Sony
DCC-E34CP car battery cord with car cassette adapter, I noticed that while
driving, everytime I pushed on the gas to accelerate, I
Hello,
I have been trying to use my Sony MZ-R70 with the PC Link. Everything
appears to have been setup just fine according to the instructions (USB
drivers installed, etc). However, when I finally push record on my minidisc
and try to push play on my media player (winamp or napster), the
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Timothy Stockman wrote,
| L+R/2 is almost universally used. FM broadcast is trasmitted this way for
| compatibility with monaural receivers. The "mono" switch on preamplifiers
| does this. However, this simple, almost universally used transformation
| does
I want to get one of the illuminated remotes for my Sony MZ-R70 (which came
with a plastic remote). Where can I find such a device, and how much will it
cost me? Thank you
Mark Pregenzer
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To stop getting this
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The buzzing noise is
perfectly in tune with the acceleration of the car. Is this normal
interference or what? I do not hear the noise while using the radio alone.
Is there anything I can do to prevent it or lessen it? I did not hear the
noise at all while using
Ralph Smeets wrote,
| I'll have to look up which algorithm should be used to get a monaural signal
| by combining two signals without losing to much information.
Would you be able to look up what algorithm Sony decks use (so that we can
perhaps counteract it)?
| However if you use
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Ralph Smeets wrote,
| I'll have to look up which algorithm should be used to get a monaural signal
| by combining two signals without losing to much information.
Would you be able to look up what algorithm Sony decks use (so that we can
perhaps counteract it)?
I asked Ralph,
T Would you be able to look up what algorithm Sony decks use (so that we can
T perhaps counteract it)?
S Well
S No...
Ah well.
S I think it was ( L * R ) ^ 0.5
It can't be the geometric mean. If it were, then whenever one channel is
silent and the mix is all the way
Is this microphone (Sony ECM 939LT) still being manufactured? Sold anywhere? I
would love to find one or two of them. Is there an equivalent mic on the market if
this one is, as I suspect, discontinued?
Jim Lee
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Yesterday, during the afternoon I was with my friend at Best Buy in Daytona
Beach (Florida). Since my friend is really interested in minidisc and I was
far from my business (he was just passing by for a couple hours for business
purposes).
I try to find minidisc equipment and blanks and there
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Basically Peter the problem isn't "Best Buy"
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The local BB, here, has a small numbr of MD
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Peter, Best Buy does not pay their employees
I have one of these and I can "over-ride" the strongest signal in town if I
that's the frequency I set it at. But the thing does drift way too much.
I'd think they could lock in one frequency that didn't drift and it wouldn't
matter whether or not it was a clear channel. And, by getting rid
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, David W. Tamkin wrote:
I had done an L-R on the original source track before copying it to MD, and
it flatlined. If recording to MD in mono knocks the channels out of sync,
there is no way to tell afterward, because the MD recording is marked as mono
and will play back
I'm taking a risk posting this: Carfagno's out-of-control autoresponder might
forge my address on another vacation post to the list. Anything from
hosting4u.net is not from me, even if it bears my name.
Jonathan explained,
I I didn't mean that exactly: recording a source with two identical
"James S. Lee" wrote:
Is this microphone (Sony ECM 939LT) still being manufactured? Sold anywhere? I
would love to find one or two of them. Is there an equivalent mic on the market if
this one is, as I suspect, discontinued?
WHile this one doesn't look as sleek, it works well.
On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, David W. Tamkin wrote:
If the explanation were that the tracks got out of sync, then the soft parts
of the redundant stereo input would become louder as they got mixed with
louder volumes. Moreover, how can the two channels of an S/PDIF signal get
out of sync like that?
You guys are way beyond my technical comprehension and I haven't really
followed this thread so my apologies if I am way off the mark...
BUT, AFAIK, (and I haven't made detailed tests, just my observations) my
Sharp 701 portable does not alter the level of tracks when recording mono
compared to
I think you will find that a true, regulated 4.5v will not charge the
battery.
A 5.0 regulated supply will...
Maybe some 4.5v supplies are actually closer to 5v?
GB
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Thats what I thought, but I can charge mine off the same 4.5VDC
supply. I did manage to destroy
Jonathan continued,
| I would certainly be very interested to find out what algorithm Sony are
| using. I plan to do a few quick tests myself (probably tomorrow) using my
| MDS-JE520 and (homemade) computer digital out.
I've noticed it on both the 520 and the W1.
| Unfortunately I have no
Graham Baker wrote,
| BUT, AFAIK, (and I haven't made detailed tests, just my observations) my
| Sharp 701 portable does not alter the level of tracks when recording mono
| compared to recording the same track in stereo...
Thanks for the data point.
| (I presume you are talking about straight
Since I asked this question about the Radio Shack "Portable CD Player Power
Pack" (23-505) rechargeable lead battery, I have gone ahead and used it
with the 722. The unit functions quite well except that the "battery
charging" indicator never goes out. So it would seem that the internal
battery
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From: James S. Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 4 August 2000 11:16
Subject: Re: MD: External MD Power Supply for 722
Since I asked this question about the Radio Shack "Portable CD Player
Power
Pack" (23-505) rechargeable lead battery, I
My own personal 701 experience...
The original internal battery recently began to fail.
However I had 12x 4V lithium cells laying around doing nothing (from an old
laptop battery where the circuitry died not the batteries)
Now the internal battery is 3.6V where as these were 4V... Hmm,
I'm not sure if you are stating that the external power adapter that comes
with the Sharps have special circuitry in them. But as far as I can tell they
are cheap bricks made in China.
I think that it has more to do with the voltage then the power supply.
I have had a constant on going
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