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I have a practically new JVC XU-301 MD-CD combination deck that is
suddenly ejecting all minidiscs after trying to read theirTOC's. All the
track numbers on the "music calendar" display remain lit. I tried
reseting the unit by
Hi everyone!
I have read about the MD Discam on the Sony Web site and it only can hold up
to 20 minutes worth of video on one MD Data2 disc which can hold 640 Mb of
data. If Sony improved the disc access time for MD Data so that it is
comparable to a hard disk, they could end up with a product
I have several minidiscs filled with sound tracks from lectures and conversations that
I would like to transfer to a PC and store, lets say, as either wav or mp3 files.
I would like to hear from this list your always excellent and
practical suggestions on how to accomplish the transferring. My
I have a son MDS-PC3 and a Winfast sound board with Digital In/Out. So I
connect the Digital Out from MDS-PC3 to the sound card digital In to
transfer file to PC digitally.
In the old days, I hook up the analog out (headphone) to the Line In jack of
my PC to do analog recording from MD to PC.
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Well,
I think anyone who buys Iomega products
Well,
I think anyone who buys Iomega products deserves the shafting
they get with
the inferior products:
Here's Iomega's MD competetor:
http://www.iomega.com/hipzip/index.html
$299, with 40MB (20 minutes of 256kbps MP3) media costing $10.
Wow, they are
REAL cool! /sarcasm
I use an
Well,
I think anyone who buys Iomega products deserves the shafting
they get with
the inferior products:
Here's Iomega's MD competetor:
http://www.iomega.com/hipzip/index.html
$299, with 40MB (20 minutes of 256kbps MP3) media costing $10.
Wow, they are
REAL cool! /sarcasm
I use an
it says MD Data2 discs so I'm guessing that they're just usin'
some sort of
new compression
It would have to be more than that. It still holds five times as much actual
data than the audio MD. I think they're also doing work at the actual
read/write level with putting sectors closer together
"iomega makes good products"? have you ever heard of the click of death?
No.
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hello-
anyone know the max number of tracks one can put on MD?
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If Sony improved the disc access time for MD Data so that it is
comparable to a hard disk, they could end up with a product that overtakes
Iomega's low-end removeable data storage solutions easily.
Yeah but do you know what you are asking here? MD is opti-magnetic which
means there are two
"iomega makes good products"? have you ever heard of the click of death?
No.
Really? Wow. I thought everyone would have experienced this crap by now.
Basicly you put a Zip disk (usually in another machine than the one you
normally use it in) and instead of it reading, it just keeps
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