Luis Dodero wrote:
> Hi all, don't know if this has been seen before, but it seems like a pretty
> good deal, soundcard with coax SPDIF, optical SPDIF and even an MD optical
> cable for $40! The review's here:
>
> http://www.sharkyextreme.com/hardware/reviews/zoltrix_nightingale/
Wow!! This so
Hi all, don't know if this has been seen before, but it seems like a pretty
good deal, soundcard with coax SPDIF, optical SPDIF and even an MD optical
cable for $40! The review's here:
http://www.sharkyextreme.com/hardware/reviews/zoltrix_nightingale/
-Luis
>others? Or do you want to be able to hear the outside world? Keep in mind
>that in *general* open cans sound better.
Personally I prefer the closed type. Especially at work. :) They do an
excellent job of blocking out ambient noise. Definitely wouldn't wear them
while driving, and you defi
i noticed the feature list shows a few features not supported for my unit w/ the DIY
stuff, but nothing vital from what i could see. i think it was volume
marc
On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 10:04:35PM -0400, Wesleyan Hsu wrote:
>
> than the DIY instructions he first posted on his web site. The site
on 6/18/01 4:44 PM, Bard, James at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I saw a post concerning B & O earphones, and it just so happens that
>I tried a pair which a friend had today. I thought they sounded very
>good. I'm not sure what the model was, but may have been A6 or A8.
Those B&O headphones look re
I purchased their product and am reasonably pleased with it. Although I am
an experienced software developer, I have not worked at the hardware level
so I can't give a fair assessment as to how difficult it is to write your
own software. My guess is that it would be difficult as the timing of
com
> marc
> (who has nothing against the current faq's, but thinks we can get ALOT
more > info going)
Then may I suggest you send the extra information to Rick Woudenberg who can
add it to the existing MDCP FAQs.
It's up to you guys to do whatever you want, of course, but I don't see the
point of
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wow, that looks pretty cool, i think i have a p
The email address I gave earlier. Will be up momentarily.
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Behalf Of Marc Britten
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 2:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MD: MD FAQ
just so we can have this straight, send to you m
Wouldn't it be great to have an MD player like that?
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Behalf Of Mike Lastucka
Sent: 18 June 2001 14:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MD: MD and Cassette Walkmans.
>When was the last time someone on this m-list
Hail to you all, minidiscers of the world.
I was in the Croydon Dixons today and bought a five-pack of Sharp *80*
minute MDs for eight quid (7.99). That's £1.60 each, the cheapest brand name
80 min discs I've seen so far, especially in those quantities.
I'm going to buy more!
Al.
I'm all for it and will contribute if i can
might i also dissuade from the use of FaqOMatic or anything like that. We can make
this look so much more professional and usable for beginners by hand.
marc
On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 08:52:48PM +0100, Stuart Howlette wrote:
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> Any more votes for th
What about BeOS and BSD, FreeSD, etc, you get the point
--
Stuart Howlette
"There are many questions in life, but is the right answer only correct
because the majority believe in it?"
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http://www.liquid2k.com/st
I agree, Let's take this to the highest possible level of accuracy and
look/feel.
I will be responsible for maintaining the files and editing their
content for grammar/punctuation.
Send me what you've got and I'll make it look the best.
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BeOS, god i hope they can access PDF's do you know how much developer info is
distributed for BeOS in PDF form?
Be has several programs for viewing PDF's both their own and ported Unix applications.
BSD, BSD is a unix w/ support for several of the PDF apps that I've used
FreeBSD(i'm assuming
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Any more votes for this cause or is that it, tw
Personally, I dont see whats wrong with the current set of faqs on
minidisc.org
What is wrong with reading through those and giving suggestions for changes,
updates and additions? I dont think you are going to stop many of the newbie
postings, most people seem to want instant free tech support, n
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Might I suggest the Faq-O-Matic?
http://faqomat
i guess, but really, the software is free and just about every CD i've used to install
windows software has acrobat reader on it.
i'm not sure how prevelent it is in the Mac world, but ever Unix machine i've been on
has some piece of software i could use to view PDF's
perhaps we should go w/
> Sorry, that was completely unclear - maybe I should have read the
message
> twice before hitting send. ;-) I should have said "use my Clie to
> record something in place of what I signed out". So, what happens
when
> you cannot sign your music back in? Based on how I use my MD
recorder,
If, when done, you send the finished or unfinished work, my way, I will
have my editor-in-chief edit and compile the thing.
We could roll it into a book and publish it later, as some novelty item
too!
Let's get together! I'll setup an email address for this task called
[EMAIL PROTECTED] if anyo
I've got an idea, why doesn't EVERYONE on this list group together, and
create the most comprehensive MD FAQ in existence? Then, advertise it as the
main FAQ on minidisc.org, and also put it as a link when subscribing to this
list?
> what wouldn't be a compatible pc? every system i know of can display
PDF's(with the proper free software)
A pc without the software I guess
Stuart Howlette
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"t0ner, inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > No offense, but there certainly needs to be a good MiniDisc FAQ created, as
> > we get this question every two weeks "Is there a minidisc drive I can put
> > audio on" or "How do I record MP3's to MiniDisc".
> None taken. I agree, a good FAQ would b
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what wouldn't be a compatible pc? every system
Tim,
this may seem like an extreme solution, but in the end it might work out
better for ya. if you watch every once and a while someone is selling the
sharp MD-X5 unit for $99, yeah it's 20 more than the prefab unit your
looking at but it's a md/cd/reciever small bookshelf thing with a ps/2
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From: "las" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 1:17 AM
Subject: Re: MD: Sony MZ-R700DPC
>
> Kenny Hannah wrote:
>
> > >
> > > >I dropped by Target today and picked up the 700, as someone on this
list
> > > >had earlier promised
I myself would say go with the PDF's, but not everyone may have a compatible
PC, so maybe do both and give em a choice (although I know some people are
afraid of choice:) )
Stuart Howlette
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To stop getting this list send a mes
Well, PDF Already does streaming, so on a slow connection it will load
one page at a time. Just takes forecver to load the one page :)
I will gladly host the PDFs if space is a concern. I have an unlimited
NAS array (currently 856 GB) 2% in use.
So if wanna, I will host them at my co.lo. They
Thanks to those who replied about my track mark insertion query. To
overcome the problem of track marks when copying music from the computer,
and to enable titling, I have constructed the computer link specified on the
Mironics web site http://www.mironics.com It cost about $15 in parts, and
no
Hi,
I have several PDF format Sony manuals that I am about to put up on
the MDCP and am thinking about junking the HTML+GIF equivalents that
are kept there. Does anyone see a good reason to keep e.g.
http://www.minidisc.org/jb940_manual/
when there now exists:
http://www.mini
> The white MagicGate memory sticks have some kind of security features
> on-chip... I'm not sure what they are, but I'm sure Sony have tested
> them! :)
I'd sure hope so!
> > So what happens if I "sign out" some music, which I've paid for, put
> it on
> > a memory card, then decide that I want
hi,
i recorded leo kottke last week and it came out so well i'd like to
share it. if you dont know him , he is an amazing acoustic guitarist . if
you want to trade, let me know.
take at look at my music trading list
http://pages.zdnet.com/mikehooker/hookstradingpage
have fun,
Mike Hooker
I would imagine that it is hardware dependent as there is no real digital
audio standard from the USB's point of view. It wouldn't be of any AES/EBU
or S/PDIF standard, that is for sure.
Adios,
LarZ
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And your point is? 3#-)
Adios,
LarZ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of Peter Brown
Sent: Monday, 18 June 2001 11:21
To: Minidisc List
Subject:MD: Reco
> This seems strange, but I'm sure there's some explaination... Why
does
> the hardware (the type of Memory Stick used) affect what can be put
on it?
The white MagicGate memory sticks have some kind of security features
on-chip... I'm not sure what they are, but I'm sure Sony have tested
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