Hi all
Questions about easier titling on Sharp MDs, or come to that any MD
unit, crop up with regularity. I own a Psion 5 PDA, it would be great if
you could input the titles via the Psion 5 and then just shoot them
across to your MD unit via the Infra-red port!
Does anyone know if such a
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Doesn't the Japanese manual have an English
Heya,
OPEN - i.e. the unit must have NO POWER
Press and hold PLAY, SYNC[Enter] and DISP buttons. THEN drop in the
battery
and close the compartment (or apply external power - eg turn on the DC
power
source)
Display says the EEPROM version code , followed by all symbols lighting
up,
Sony really is going all out this time, it seems. To the extent that they're
getting the news out on a week when so many people are on holiday in Japan.
Scary specs, too.
- a 20-disc settings database? Geez!
- speed control: do they need it for every equipment? :)
- They've gone back to rotary
At 8/17/00 9:50 AM, Leon increased the world's knowledge by typing:
Sony really is going all out this time, it seems. To the extent that they're
getting the news out on a week when so many people are on holiday in Japan.
Where did you find this info?
Did they get rid of End Search? (I doubt
Hey,
me increasing the world's knowledge? :P
The info is still on the minidisc.org front page. With translation too. What
I posted were really opinions, and not reporting on fact.
end search is probably still on there (no proof/disproof), but it does
support the two LP mdoes.
Leon
From: Ed
"Watermark could reduce the perceived quality
of DVD-A to somewhere between a good
MiniDisc and a below-average CD," says a
leading classical recording engineer.
The above was the lead quote from an article re: the
delay of DVD audio because the supposedly inaudible
watermarking could, in
Saw an interesting commercial last night (US TV). It
was an advert for back-to-school, and it featured
different, supposedly indispensible, items for
back-to=school flying across the screen. The first
item that was shown was a flying minidisc. I doubt
whether many of the people watching that
I forgot to add (and forgive me for being a bit behind
on these):
Sony MXD-D3 works fine
Sharp MT-15 works fine
(Hope I didn't jinx anything)
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A loaded question to be sure.
Here's my problem. I am trying to record digitally
from a DenonDN-C680 CD Player (no optical output) to
my Sharp MT-15.
I bought a Coax - Optical converter from someone who
had advertised it on this list. It seems to be
working OK as I see a red light on the
I've seen the Xitel and other USB-Toslink devices, but it looks like they
are only for recording from a PC to an MD. I want to copy live recordings I
made on MD onto my PC. Do these USB devices do this, and I just missed that
part of the specs, or can someone recommend something else? I can of
It's nice to hear when MD vs MP3 is treated objectively in the media.
pros:
cheaper media
longer recording time
higher quality recording
wider choice of players
more editing/mix capabilities
I definitely agree with the "pros". (I think higher recording quality is
based on the 128K MP3's that
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Ian
Thanks for the info. I failed to mentiond that my MD is portable and the the
virtual remote or easy text would only work for a home unit. This is
beginning to sound
Sounds to me like your source you are trying to record from is SCMS
protected. Is the source made from a consumer CD Recorder Deck? Thus you
cannot make a digital copy of it, only analogue. Sorry
Nathan White
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