It seems to me that a medium is analog if, upon inspection, one can discern a
pattern in the medium that is analogous to the source event. Thus the grooves in
a vinyl LP can be seen to vary in proportion to changes in frequency and
amplitude of the source. One can even, with a microscope, discern
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"Lynch, Jason JD" wrote:
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> Sorry I'm actuall
* "J. Coon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, 22 Aug 2000
| PCM is digital. CDs are digital.
All true. But the underlying substrate is ultimately analog, as is just
about any recording medium, which is the point the twice times previous
poster was trying to make.
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Crak Therapy wrote:
> i am going back to the future to purchase a new mz-r50. [i am interested in
> minidiscs mainly for live recording of gigs etc. i bought a mz-r90 but it's
> not the best for live recording(distorts too easily, skips sometimes when
> recording, and it had its first recording f
hi all,
i am going back to the future to purchase a new mz-r50. [i am interested in
minidiscs mainly for live recording of gigs etc. i bought a mz-r90 but it's
not the best for live recording(distorts too easily, skips sometimes when
recording, and it had its first recording failure last week
Sorry I'm actually after portable CD players, not MD gear.
Jason
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Subject: Re: MD: Best Online Prices for Sony Discman Gear
"Lynch, Jason JD" wrote:
> I'm in Austral
"Lynch, Jason JD" wrote:
> I'm in Australia and want to buy a discman for my Girlfriends birthday, the >prices
>here are rediculous. What are the cheapest places online that sell >portable CD gear
>that will ship to Australia?
Check out this site http://minidisc.org/ and
http://www.geocities.
Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
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> * "Timothy P. Stockman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, 22 Aug 2000
> | CDDA is *not* analog! It is as digital as CDROM, your computer hard drive,
> | etc.
>
> CD-DA is Compact Disc Digital Audio. That means Linear PCM (pulse code
> modulation) 16 bits wide at a sa
I am trying to help my friend buy a stereo system. Is it worth waiting for
the lp. Do you think there is a good chance that there will be a noticeable
difference in sound quality when you record in the lp mode. If so, I think
it is probably not worth the wait.
Also, does anyone have opinions
Hi everyone,
I'm in Australia and want to buy a discman for my Girlfriends birthday, the prices
here are rediculous. What are the cheapest places online that sell portable CD gear
that will ship to Australia?
Thanks!
Jason
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Hello,
has anyone used a
Xitel MD Port DG1 or the Sony PC Link for recording MP3s from the PC onto MD??
thanks
wendy
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* "Timothy P. Stockman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, 22 Aug 2000
| CDDA is *not* analog! It is as digital as CDROM, your computer hard drive,
| etc.
CD-DA is Compact Disc Digital Audio. That means Linear PCM (pulse code
modulation) 16 bits wide at a sampling frequency of 44.1KHz, which is a
di
On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Timothy P. Stockman wrote:
> I beleive the ADC outputs a normal stereo signal. The channels are combined
> in the digital domain *after* the ADC, at least on the JE520.
On the JE520, probably, but I was referring to the R3, which probably
isn't combining them in the digit
> Rather, the CDDA is stored with an RF
> encoded carrier wave on the disc. In other words, it's stored in
> analog. Different transports will come up with slightly
> different sets of CDDA after reading it.
CDDA is *not* analog! It is as digital as CDROM, your computer hard drive,
etc. CDs
> I assume they are being combined before going through the
> MD's ADC
I beleive the ADC outputs a normal stereo signal. The channels are combined
in the digital domain *after* the ADC, at least on the JE520.
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To stop getting thi
Hi, the subject kind of says it all really !
I have a Denon D-G1MD miniHiFi and a Sony MXD-D3 comboCD/MD.
The Denon has intermittent drop-out and skipping on record and
playback with HiSpace 80 (* ) but is OK with HiSpace 74
It will record and playback Maxell ProMD80 ok.
The Sony is happy with
Hello
Guess what, any music in the hands of a consumer is in the end converted to
analog since standard speakers can not convert digital information. This
means each piece in the system used to reproduce sound has an effect and you
have almost proved my point. You are asking a standard JVC dec
I asked Jonathan,
T> (2) if we want to fool a Sony MD recorder into matching the correct samples
T> for monaural recording, should we lop off one sample from the leading
T> silence in the left channel or one sample from the leading silence in
T> the right channel?
He responded,
I>
On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 12:31:33AM -0400, las wrote:
> Either I misread something or the author wrote it incorrectly, but he stated
> that an MD copy could never sound as good as the original CD. then he said
> something to the effect, neither could an CD-DA??
>
> Just what did he mean by that?
* Mike Burger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, 22 Aug 2000
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On 22 Aug 2000, Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
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Hi everyone,
Thought people might be interested in the article posted by Matt Johnson on
his band's site:
www.thethe.com
Martin
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* las <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, 22 Aug 2000
| Could someone please explain to me how Napster makes any money?? They do not
| charge anything for using their service and do not advertise.
They don't make money.
| So how can they afford to fight the record industry and appeal decisions
| on t
In the world of the internet you make money the old fashioned way
by convincing someone who has a whole lot of it to give you some.
The person with a lot of money takes a chance that this will be
a whole new business paradigm and will make their money back and
a bunch more over time.
The Napste
Now, I believe you...
You're really old !
By the way, you make me really laugh with your great funny message...
So you meet my friend, Kheops the pharaoh in the Deep Egypt... when he was
using the first egyptian minidiscs... they had the knowledge at this time...
Have a nice day my friend !
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