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I put a
When synch'ing sound and picture, there are two things that must be
considered:
1) The sound recorder and the picture must run "at the same speed" to
maintain synch. This, the most basic requirement, was often handled in
movies by recording sound on sprocketted magnetic film using a
is there an titler program for the palmOS...so i could title my minidisc
using it to beam to my deck unit infared port?
jason
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Is there a CD burner that will burn MP3 files and make an audio CD
without having to save the MP3 file as a WAV file first?
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On 10 Nov 2000, at 21:22, J. Coon wrote:
I see there are some car CD players that will play an MP3 data file
and not have to hae it as a CDA file.
Which are probably just as crappy as the portables, i.e. just a
bunch of track numbers instead of ID3 tags or filenames (now are
you really
Free music. I've gotten so many mp3s of entire
albums months before they came out.
joe.
JT wrote:
(although I've never figured out
why someone would want to burn an Audio CD from MP3s)
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That wouldn't be a function of the CD Burner...it would be a function
of the software that's running the drive.
On that note, I believe the latest Real Jukebox can do it.
On Fri, 10 Nov 2000 16:48:39 -0500, J. Coon wrote:
Is there a CD burner that will burn MP3 files and make an audio CD
* "J. Coon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 10 Nov 2000
| Is there a CD burner that will burn MP3 files and make an audio CD
| without having to save the MP3 file as a WAV file first?
No.
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"J. Coon" wrote:
Is there a CD burner that will burn MP3 files and make an audio CD
without having to save the MP3 file as a WAV file first?
I'm not sure what you are asking. If you mean on a computer, this is a
software problem. I think that there are programs that will convert
MP3s on
On 10 Nov 2000, at 18:40, Michael Burger wrote:
That wouldn't be a function of the CD Burner...it would be a function
of the software that's running the drive.
On that note, I believe the latest Real Jukebox can do it.
Don't use this, its decoder sucks. Use CoolPlayer, or Winamp
2.22,
I just got a Harmon-Kardon CD burner which connects to my stereo.
Last week I did a live recording of our church choir concert, I was ready
to record it onto a CD, when I realized that there is no digital output from
the MD. I notice in the specs of all the MD that none (that I saw) of the
MD
* "J. Coon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 10 Nov 2000
| I just found one at http://www.Tucows.com called Earjam IMP. Seems to
| work. I dropped a bunch of MP3 files on it and told it to burn an audio
| CDR.
Guess what? The CD-R burner didn't do it.
| Now I have a CDR with CDA files made from
* "Dave Hooper" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 10 Nov 2000
| I am not! This is the only piece of Sony equipment which I own ... which I
| have EVER owned!
Huh? Are you saying that the Sharp recorder was the very first MD recorder
you ever listened to? If so, then what were you comparing it
I just found one at http://www.Tucows.com called Earjam IMP. Seems to
work. I dropped a bunch of MP3 files on it and told it to burn an audio
CDR. Now I have a CDR with CDA files made from crumby MP3 files on it,
but I guess it will be ok to listen to in my car. Howeve, CDR doesn't
let you
Hello Stainless,
On Saturday, November 11, 2000, 03:23:47, you wrote:
SSR | Is there a CD burner that will burn MP3 files and make an audio CD
SSR | without having to save the MP3 file as a WAV file first?
SSR No.
Yes, there is. Nero (www.ahead.de) for example supports this since
version
Portables don't have a digital output, only digital in, with the exception
of a few recent model Sharp units.
As for the sensitivity, I suggest you manually set the level to something
that suits your tastes - far better than the automatic gain control. Of
course, if you were using a PC to do
las wrote:
"J. Coon" wrote:
Is there a CD burner that will burn MP3 files and make an audio CD
without having to save the MP3 file as a WAV file first?
I'm not sure what you are asking. If you mean on a computer, this is a
software problem. I think that there are programs that
Hello,
Does any of you know a software (and / or hardware) tool for storing digital
data (e.g. computer file) on a audio MiniDisk?
I searched the minidisc.org site, but didn't find anything.
Thank you.
Jeff - This is not a signature.
I've got a Sony MZ-R55 portable recordable MiniDisc system, I've also =
got a digital soundcard on my PC. What I want to know is if there are =
any programmes out there (preferably free- or shareware) that will allow =
me to label tracks on recorded MiniDiscs using the computer keyboard. =
Any
* "Dave Hooper" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 10 Nov 2000
| It's impossible to OBJECTIVELY say what 'sounds better' by definition.
Not true. The subject of a truely blind A/B test can be objective.
You are used to Sony equipment, which has weak amplifiers and crappy
headphones and all kinds of
What you are talking about is the placement of the mikes and the
processing of the sound, not the the inherent sound quality of the
minidisc recorder. There are even multitrack recorders that use MD as
a recording medium.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new to MD but have been mixing and
Hahaha.
That's a joke, right?
It's impossible to OBJECTIVELY say what 'sounds better' by definition.
Anyway, semantics aside, that wasn't my point, which was that the person who
said in conversation that MiniDisc is just lo-fi trash could simply have
stumbled across the same reports that I have
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