Brian asked,
| The other thing that bothers me is that I have yet to find a way
| to return to the first track on a disc without repeatedly hitting the
| button. Is there a way to do that?
Eject and reinsert the disc; or since your model is a Sony portable with an
END SEARCH key, press END
On Tue, 9 Oct 2001, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Brian asked,
| The other thing that bothers me is that I have yet to find a way
| to return to the first track on a disc without repeatedly hitting the
| button. Is there a way to do that?
Eject and reinsert the disc; or since your model is a
I've had two pairs of them myself, and have been thoroughly satisfied with
them so far. The only reason I had two pairs is my daft bint for a mother
decided earphones are meant to go under everything heavy she can find on top
of my draws, and she consistently puts things in the wrong place as
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, jerry wrote:
I just got Sony MDR-ED228LP groove ear buds ( $20.00 ). They have a
little longer ear insert that put the sound closer but are light and
comfortable. I think the sound is pretty good. Anybody else use them?
How snug do they fit in your ears? Would they work
Which doesn't help if you're using the remote, which has no end search
button. :)
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When I told Brian how he could skip to the start of a disc in a Sony
MZ-R700, Mike commented,
| Which doesn't help if you're using the remote, which has no end search
| button. :)
Neither does the alternative of ejecting and reinserting the disc, which
also can't be done from the remote.
David W. Tamkin wrote:
When I told Brian how he could skip to the start of a disc in a Sony
MZ-R700, Mike commented,
| Which doesn't help if you're using the remote, which has no end search
| button. :)
I am highly intrigued by this problem. I was convinced that I was just
being thick
Is there any possible way the bit that indicates a track mark on a CD
could be encoded into MP3s? I'm getting double track marks when playing
MP3s through the digital pc-link when I put a 2sec pause between tracks.
Its pretty repeatable; at least half of the tracks I play get two
trackmarks.
I am highly intrigued by this problem. I was convinced that I was just
being thick for not working out how to do it. Surely the logical
way of doing it would be to push and hold the jog on the remote to go
all the way to the beginning or the end. Thats what you do to
seek on my G750's radio.
If you're thinking of using the Koss Plugs on a motorbike, they work OK. But
if you've got a close-fitting helmet, the helmet often drags them out (or
half-out which is as bad) when you put your lid on.
They do keep some noise out, but are just a bit fiddly. I broke mine, and
haven't bothered
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