Hello-
Someone posted a link to the ATRAC3 codec the other day, so I downloaded and
installed it.
I've been converting using SoundForge5 and the save-as option. Saving as
wav, while selecting the ATRAC3 option with 132 bitrate (105 for online
stuff).
Anyway. I don't know if it's better than
Last night I made a compilation CD on a Pioneer twin deck recorder for a
mate of mine, using a number of Minidisc tracks. The first few were
ANALOGUE copies of MD's as the MD's were digital copies of the original
CD. The last few were digital copies (bringing my Sony MZ-1 out of
retirement and
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Last night I made a compilation CD on a Pioneer twin deck recorder for a
mate of mine, using a number of Minidisc tracks. The first few were
ANALOGUE copies of MD's as the MD's were digital copies of the original
CD. The last few were digital
As much as I know the MD is NOT dying here, in Europe.
In fact I was pleased to see myself an improvement since the new MDLP
series.
London I heard to be the center of european MD universe, then comes Germany,
then France.
I live in East Europe, Romania, where one can find a lot of cheap korean
Here are some pictures of it.
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/mercbenz1/maybach.htm
It doesn't look anywhere near as bad as the Unimog
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/mercbenz1/unimog1.htm
Shawn Lin wrote:
Oh man, I looked up this Mercedes and I have to say that it may be very
luxurious, but
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jinx) writes:
Lets take a poll on favorite minidiscs.
Can you all rate the following discs in order of quality?
TDK
I've always said buy the cheapest!, but I must admit to having a
soft spot for the (old?) TDK blanks with the green rubber
write-protect tabs. Does TDK
on 8/31/01 12:57 AM, Shawn Lin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my personal observations, MD is only a dying format in North
America.
Is it really any wonder? When was the last time you could find a decent
selection of MD equipment?
I currently have a Kenwood MD unit in my car. And I'd love
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I don't know about soundforge's batch process
Easy CD-DA Extractor (http://www.poikosoft.com/cdda/) seems to be
able to do what you want theorically but in my experiences (i try to do
the same) it makes Windows crash (i use W2K)
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i was the one that posted it, i personally use windac, has cddb support and
can also rip entire cd's at a time. If you use an optical out with a good
sound card on your computer to pretty descent system setup, the difference
between mp3 and atrac becomes super big IMHO. however with most
You can see the internal layout and the manual (in text or html format)
of the Yamaha MDX-793 MiniDisc Recorder at.
http://www.geocities.com/groundnoiseindustries/index.html
A similar copy is at MiniDisc.org. . . Thanks to them it is in HTML
but I still perfer text only versions. . .
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There is nothing wrong with MD, nor MP3, IMO.
chaulsr wrote:
There is nothing wrong with MD, nor MP3, IMO. What's gonna change is the
good old CD. Take a look at the market, we now have MD recorder, MP3 recorder, and
even CD recorder,
I'm not aware of any portable MP3 or CD records. There are internal and external CD
Heh... combining this thread with the one about US availability.
If I go into Woolworths, Tower Records, Virgin, or many other places there are zip up
MD wallets right next to the CD ones, bookshelf storage units, boxes, MD player
pouches, and stuff like that.
I can see why a lot of US
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