Hello-
I tried looking for this card in various stores and websites and couldn't
find it. Finally found someone selling them new on ebay and I got one. The
place was in Canada and it costs me $60 including shipping. Not a bad price
for a sound card with optical/digital in/out and DVD/AC3 6.0
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ok, dumb non md question, if you need more
Danny-K wrote:
Hello-
I had to take out my usb card, and one pci slot is now wasted,
but I don't have a complaint about that. Don't need more than two usb ports
right now anyway.
If you need more USB ports, you don't have to add a card. Get a USB port. I
know that they make them with
Matt Wall wrote:
ok, dumb non md question, if you need more than 2 usb ports, why did
you use
a usb pci card instead of just getting a usb hub?
Perhaps many people don't realize they make them. When new computers started
coming out with on onboard USB ports, people who had older
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Thanks for the tip Bernard, I'm forwarding it
This sounds like a raving review of the Nightingale - does anyone have
anything to say on how it compares with say digital out on a DVD player
or more interestingly how (or should I say if!) it copes with titling?
Thanks
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Thanks for the note Bruce, it is indeed good
I was wondering if its worth getting a battery pack.
I do some loud recording and sometimes it sounds distorted due to extreme
bass levels (for example, recording thunder) or big sound changes from loud
to soft and vice versa. If don't know if its because of my mic or if its
because of my
Rick Woudenberg quoted Bruce Yarbor,
| I'm still waiting for our Wal-Marts to start carrying them,
| when that happens, I'll know they have arrived!
There are blank MDs (Sonys only, last I was there) at the Wal-Mart in Niles,
Illinois. I didn't see any MD hardware there, though.
Sorry, a battery pack? Like for a AA? You get one with the R900. Or are
you talking about something else? :)
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Do they still make anything that I could use
Danny-K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I remember someone posting a DAT list address here a while back but I didn't
keep it.
You'll find a link to the DAT-heads mailing list archive and Web site on
our Web page. Have a look at the DAT Resource List.
The Aiwa is an old machine, good in its time
I am taking this poll because I'm curious to know how
many people will buy, upgrade to or pass on the MZ-R909.
Pass---my R700 does what I want, and I'm not going to be looking at
buying anything new until if and when Net MD arrives.
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It will NOT be able to title at all, because it uses the S/PDIF standard, as
all MD's and majority of Digital Soundcards do, which CANNOT carry titles
across, as the only subcode data being sent is SCMS, and the only other data
being sent is audio. How many times must I explain this?
Brent Harding wrote:
Do they still make anything that I could use an isa card with any more
if
my mother board ever goes? Any kind of adapters? I suppose, with two pci
slots, all you have is the modem and sound, and everything else must be
integrated, probably little chance of
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Oh, I always get mine custom made at a local
On Mon, Aug 20, 2001 at 07:39:53PM -0400, las wrote:
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If you decided to upgrade an old computer, your really couldn't do it anymore. Up
until a few years ago, they supplied plenty of both ISA and PCI slots. So if you
had a decent sound and video card (even modem) you could upgrade by
Just got my R909!
I'm actually very impressed with this little sucker. I wasn't expecting
much, but Sony put in a number of little improvements... let me just brief
you guys on a few...
--DUAL VU METERS FOR LEFT AND RIGHT CHANNELS for both playback and
recording! This is very impressive!
Hi Howard,
Howard Chu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In fact, the MD format reserved 8 sectors for UTOC data, and only 3
are used by the current track, title, datestamp maps.
I think the Japanese Kanji titles live in one or more of the remaining UTOC
sectors.
Perhaps the
Group function uses
This isn't accurate - w/ new tbird systems it's up to the motherboard if
you use SDRAM 168pin dimms or the newer DDR memory chips. If you'd like
to upgrade later, but can't afford memory now, there are boards that
support both types of memory. Granted, you won't be able to take
Brent Harding wrote:
Oh, I always get mine custom made at a local shop, and they seem to find it
hard to get isa slots in a board, as I use a speech device that I've had
since I used a 486, and the new one which is PCI doesn't have drivers for
the software I use, in windows or the linux
I can' t put it any other way, IT SUCKS! I have a perfectly good scanner
that
I paid almost $300 for and now if I want to use it I'd have to buy a PCI
SCSI
card that would cost almost as much as the new scanner cost me.
I was hoping when I wrote to tech support (it's Umax) they tell me
You got the Microsoft monopoly to thank for that.
They are thinking.
All your base are belong to us.
las wrote:
I can' t put it any other way, IT SUCKS! I have a perfectly good scanner that
I paid almost $300 for and now if I want to use it I'd have to buy a PCI SCSI
card that would
htmldiv style='background-color:'DIVI frequently visit wal-mart (it's just
around the corner from my house) and in the electronics section they sell packs of
blank MDs, they also sell one of the sony MDLP recorders- dont' remember which one-
but people have actually been buying them. I talked
J. Coon wrote:
You got the Microsoft monopoly to thank for that.
They are thinking.
All your base are belong to us.
Hi Jim.
That whole anti trust thing turned out to be a joke. Now with the present
administration in Washington, that's the end of that.
One of the main companies that is
There are simple plans available for making coax to optical converters
but are there similar ones for turning optical to coax ??
Or does anyone know a way to add a coax output to a MD-JE510 ?
Yes you can buy converters
(http://www.midiman.com/midiman/html/prducts/CO2.htm)
but a much cheaper
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