yes i know the answer as i've dealt with this before. you have to get an
ABIT specific usb header usb connector. they really didn't use anything
standard and so they used thier own thing. anyway you have to get a usb
thing that is abit specific. go to your local computer shop (non best buy)
a
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It converts a signal from the USB port on your
On Mon, 5 Feb 2001, J. Coon wrote:
> I just picked up a 2 port USB connector for my computer. The
> motherboard is an ABIT PX5 and it says it has USB on it. It shows up in
> the device manager as working properly. However, the header pins it has
> for it show a 2 pin wide 16 pin header. the
MiniDisc Community Pages News for 28 January 2001
o Irage Tursoon-Zadeh finds the [1]Sony MZ-E75 manual (PDF) on a Sony
website.
[1] http://www.minidisc.org/sony_mze75_manual.pdf
o Another user finds the [2]Sharp MD-SR60 user manual (PDF).
[2] http://www.minidisc.org/sharp
I just picked up a 2 port USB connector for my computer. The
motherboard is an ABIT PX5 and it says it has USB on it. It shows up in
the device manager as working properly. However, the header pins it has
for it show a 2 pin wide 16 pin header. the usb socket has two 5 pin
plugs. Anyone got
Don Capps wrote,
| ...I have noted with some interest that several list members apparently
| record mp3 files from their computers onto minidisc. ...
| In light of this, how do you all feel about the fact
| that mp3 files recorded to minidisc have been subjected to rather heavy data
| compressi
chaulsr wrote:
> You missed one thing, the MZ-1 also served as a good heater of which it kept my
>handbeg warm which I used to carried it with. Especially in the Winter..
>
> Since one of my 2 rechargeable dead couple years back, it's no point bring it on the
>road. Do anyone have any good sug
Hi Larry,
You missed one thing, the MZ-1 also served as a good heater of which it kept my
handbeg warm which I used to carried it with. Especially in the Winter..
Since one of my 2 rechargeable dead couple years back, it's no point bring it on the
road. Do anyone have any good suggestion of u
Don Capps wrote:
> ...I have noted with some interest that several list members apparently
> record mp3 files from their computers onto minidisc. Apparently, from what
> I've read here and on the several webboards devoted to minidisc, this is a
> rather common practice. In light of this, how do
Dan Frakes wrote:
> Not I... I'd rather carry my E900 and five MDs that a player that holds
> CD-sized media any day of the week.
>
> Say what you will about compression -- and you know that I'm one who
> firmly believes there is an audible difference between CD and MD -- but
> for portable appl
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Also, I killed one of my SONY remotes. Don't know if I need a new one because
> I still have one that will work on both SONYs. If I decided to try to get a
> new one, what would be the best source?
You can order direct from SONY http://servicesal
...I have noted with some interest that several list members apparently
record mp3 files from their computers onto minidisc. Apparently, from what
I've read here and on the several webboards devoted to minidisc, this is a
rather common practice. In light of this, how do you all feel about the fac
las <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>But the 5 to 1 compression still has a psychological affect. Also, a
>CD holds the same amount of music, but 5 times the "information"
>since it is not compressed. but is CD is not 5 time bigger than an
>MD. I'm talking about the disc itself. I'd gladly accept t
Hello,
I just bought a Sharp MD-MS722. Are there any glaring problems with the
product that I should know about (other than its about as thick as a novel
;-P)
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Windows 98 User
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From: Ivica Petrovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> is there any MD based bookshelf, mini system, micro system, or home decks
> with a Microphone Input in it? And it must be readily available, of
course,
> something still producing by the MD manufacturers ( don't advised me into
> some sort of prehistory
From: "las" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > *Weird, because as far as I know you should not have been able to make
that recording in the first place. AC3 tracks are usually marked SCMS
final.
>
> I thought that the DVD's sound can be copied just like a CD
>
> Also, while you can't copy a DVD using a st
Since both are available (R50 at $250, R90 at $220) is there one reason to
prefer one model over the other? Beyond the R90 issue is there some reason to
prefer the R900 over either the R50 or R90, aside from the LP feature? These
are the only three portable player/recorder models being consider
* las <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 04 Feb 2001
| I thought that the DVD's sound can be copied just like a CD
That ultimately depends on what kind of sound is on a DVD-Video. Different
regions have different requirements. AC3 and dts include SCMS marks, and
commercial DVD-Videos are marked "fin
On 04 Feb 2001 14:33:29 -0500, Stainless Steel Rat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>AC3 tracks are usually marked SCMS final
But one could make the recording using an R50 and the secret code!
-jts
-
To stop getting this list send a me
On Sat, 3 Feb 2001 15:55:26 -0800, "Don Capps" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>One of the listed features is "USB interface"
>Unfortunately a "Pro" model, retail price is around £995.
>
>Yes. I'm VERY interested in this model.
Walter Knapp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> has one and is very pleased. You might
"Francisco J. Huerta" wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Also, I had a strange problem on my MZ-1. I recorded audio off a DVD with
> 96/24 resolution (truncated to 48khz), and although it plays perfectly on
> the R90, it skips on the MZ-1. All the other discs work fine on both
> machines. That was funny.
Hell
Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
> *Weird, because as far as I know you should not have been able to make that
> recording in the first place. AC3 tracks are usually marked SCMS final.
I thought that the DVD's sound can be copied just like a CD
Also, while you can't copy a DVD using a stand alone u
* "Francisco J. Huerta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 04 Feb 2001
| A long time ago, I read that if and when ATRAC was upgraded, the benefits
| would be heard on the old units,
What that means is... here's an example. Say you have Devo's Greatest
Misses on CD, and you make a digital copy to MD
There may be some but with me SOny 520 deck, I have to run the mike
through a preamp to get it to line level and use the line in. The
porties all have mike in, but it is for a "plug in power" condenser
mike.
Ivica Petrovic wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> is there any MD based bookshelf, mini system, mic
Hello!
Lately, I've been re-recording my old (8 years old!) MDs with my MZ-R90,
since they were recorded with my (8 years old, too!) MZ-1. I am very happy
with the results when using the MDs with my new portable, but I was
wondering about the process of ATRAC decoding.
A long time ago, I read t
Hi,
is there any MD based bookshelf, mini system, micro system, or home decks
with a Microphone Input in it? And it must be readily available, of course,
something still producing by the MD manufacturers ( don't advised me into
some sort of prehistory machine, please)!
IP
--
From: "stories" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Don't know if anyone mentioned this before but...Flicking through an audio
mag at work, noticed an advert for HHB's pro portable minidisc recorder, HHB
PORTADISC MDP 500. One of the listed features is "USB interface"
Unfortunately a "Pro" model, retail price
Hi,
I have the Xitel DG1 and I'm quite pleased with it as far as audio
quality goes (and no, it doesn't quite equal CD quality, but let's not go
there). It's much better than my previous mp3 solution (analog from a
cheap Yamaha sound card).
I do have a question about the DG
Looks good to me, but is there a way to go from MD to Computer with it?
Markus Laurin wrote:
>
>Ämne:Tid:13.08
>MEDDELANDE Re: USB to MD
>
Ämne:Tid:13.08
MEDDELANDE Re: USB to MD
Datum: 1-02-04
Check out this nifty little gadget from Xitel. It seems to do the job, only cheaper.
http://www.xitel.com/nav_
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