I know sony also make another digital usb to optical converter... just like
the one come with the R70PC, only digital. The analog one is selling for
$30. no idea how much is the digital one though.
Ken
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I want to be able to burn some CD of the Real Audio files, can't do this
as they are.
Yes the quality is crap - but this is the only way I can get these
recordings (live DJ sets).
Is there anyway of converting Real Player files to AIFF or MPEG?, on a
Mac.
MPEG would be better.
Just out of
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001, Julian Morey wrote:
I want to be able to burn some CD of the Real Audio files, can't do this
as they are.
Yes the quality is crap - but this is the only way I can get these
recordings (live DJ sets).
i'm not sure what you're into, but you *can* get some mp3 dj
payvand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i read here the other day that the MZ-R70 is not a good unit.
can someone that knows the score, tell me exactly what its limitations
are?
It depends what you plan to do with it.
The Sony MZ-R35, -R37, -R70, -R90 and -R91 have a common problem that
makes
Hi folks,
I found a eat solution to my requirement to record from my PC's optical input
to .WAV files - SoundGrabber is freeware, and only has just enough features
to record, play, stop and save. I found it at
http://www.soundgrabber.com
I hope this is of use to someone else.
Cheers,
Greg.
I know sony also make another digital usb to optical converter... just like
the one come with the R70PC, only digital. The analog one is selling for
$30. no idea how much is the digital one though.
OK, so where do you actually buy it? I can't find it on the Sony, or Sony
Style web sites
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001, Chad Gombosi wrote:
I know sony also make another digital usb to optical converter... just like
the one come with the R70PC, only digital. The analog one is selling for
$30. no idea how much is the digital one though.
OK, so where do you actually buy it? I can't
I'm looking to buy an MDLP portable with the following playback characteris-
tics; the MZ-R900, per Brian Youn's review, meets the criteria but I'm hoping
for something less expensive.
Recording is not necessary; I never record in the field and I've an MDS-JB940
at home that can lay down the
but if i were looking into that sort of thing, i'd just invest in a
quality soundcard with optical out. this usb thing looks a little
shady. and i've used one (not the digital usb, but analog) and it's not
all that. go with a soundcard with optical out and i think you'll be
happier.
If the
What's the diference in the sound that cames out of Left Rigth earphones.
Diferent frequencies?
Not exactly. With stereo audio the sound of certain things will move from
ear to ear. Because a persons ear are in two different places, he/she hears
two different versions of the same sound.
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001, David W. Tamkin wrote:
What's important is the shuffle play: I want a unit that can play one cycle
of all the tracks and then stop on its own instead of starting another cycle
if nobody stops it, and which can segue smoothly from track to track without
an interruption
Josh wrote,
| I am interested in this too (and the 900 is too pricey for me as well),
| but I am also curious as to if there are any MDLP Decks that can do this?
Sony's MDLP decks cannot; like other Sony MD decks, they stick a moment of
silence between each two tracks in shuffle mode, though
I want to get rid of my R90 because of two reasons:
1) no good for live recording (very hard to adjust levels in the dark)
2) Doesn't go even close to loud enough. I set the rec levels as high as
they will go, and its still too quiet. I use sony 888 earbuds.
Anyone have any recommends? Thanks,
"Chris Moore" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Late last year I bought a Sony R37SP on sale for a good price, and it only
came with earphones and nothing else.
I was at Target the other day and saw that exact same MD recorder on
sale for a much higher price, with one exception. The sign said that
it
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