sentation uses a fixed rate, 48khz. Thus when you input the usual 44.1
it's converted to 48, and if you select 44.1 out it's converted back to 44.1.
The conversion is inexact and the result isn't equal to the input.
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>From: macdef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I see you found the Delta card. The other option is the Mac SoundBlaster
>Live. You can get an inexpensive daughtercard for the SBL that adds optical
>and coax out.
Does this edition suffer from the traditional SoundBlaster resampling flaw?
(POS SBs resample t
>"Eric Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor"
>And given that OpenMG Jukebox 2.1 already supports .WAV, .WMA and .MP3
>download (via an internal transcoding to ATRAC3 step) I think NetMD
>will be very interesting after all.
Interesting to Windows users, but apparently useless to Linux/MacOS/etc
users.
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if you mean the type HI SPACE brand has, try ww
>Best Buy has reduced the price of its Turtle Beach AudioTron digital music
receiver
Alas, mention of Real Media support is conspicuously absent -- for better or
worse, a fair amount of internet content is still Real-only.
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Do You Yahoo!?
Get pe
On Sat, Feb 17, 2001 at 05:14:21PM -0500, las wrote:
>
> Bob Willcox wrote:
>
> > You can record from a SACD in analog only. The current crop of SACD
> > players don't have digital output (when playing SACDs). (May never,
> > given the recording industri
"David W. Tamkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Now, I am aware that converting an MP3 back into a .wav file produces a
>VERY
>large file similar in size, if not exactly the same size as the original
>.wav file. But I was under the impression that this was accomplished by
use
>of an interpolative
D
players don't have digital output (when playing SACDs). (May never,
given the recording industries copyright fears.) They would require a
converter to convert the DSD data stream into PCM in order to record on
a PCM device (such as MD).
Bob
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Bob Willcox The reason we co
ct Disc. It's a new high bitrate (24 bit word
> lengths) CD format developed by Sony.
No, DSD does not use PCM encoded. Its a single bit encoding at 2.8224
MHz. Consequently it doesn't have a "word" length. It can, though, be
easily converted into any of the common PCM f
to me than HDCDs, too!). SACDs
> are a totally different animal, they don't use PCM, but rather a technique
> known as Direct Stream Digital. The frequency they work at is 1MHz.
I believe the sampling frequency of DSD is 2.88224 MHz (64 * 44.1KHz).
Bob
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Bob Willcox
our amp and wallet can support it). I
could definitely tell the difference when I switched from a single mono
subwoofer to two subwoofer's driven in stereo on my main system. The
feeling I got was one of overall better bass balance in the room.
Bob
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Bob Willcox There's a
think I pay closer attention to sound when
not distracted by video).
I currently own a Sony SCD-1 SACD player and about 40 SACD's and,
overall, have been very pleased with SACD. Some of the discs I own are
truely superb sounding.
Bob
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Bob Willcox
for the most part no longer
in service.
Bob
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Bob Willcox Living your life is a task so difficult,
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Austin, TX -- anonymous
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27;t hear or don't care about the difference between MP3
and CD, let alone CD and SACD (just look at MP3 popularity).
Sigh...
Bob
>
> Dave
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Rodney Peterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
Get the Sony noise canceling phones, either the fold up or ear bud style.
Makes all the difference!! They come with an adaptor so you can plug into
the plane's audio system. The bud style are more effective but the over ear
are comfortable for long trips.
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From: Matthew
hy the selection of MD equipment in their stores is
> so miniscule (or non-existent in the case of the local CC).
But then I _never_ go into Circuit City anymore either...
Bob
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]Build a system that even a f
Dragon deck with $25
> blanks. I guarantee you'll hear a tape that sounds better than MD.
As the long-time owner of a Dragon, I disagree with this statement.
>
> Of course, it's still a cassette, though ;-)
And suffers severly for it!
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Bob Willcox Shaw's
roduct AGAIN!!
My MXD-D3 plays discs from my other players (JA-50ES, JA-20ES, JB-930,
JB-920, JE-630, etc.) Just fine. I'd take your MXD-D3 back for (yet
another) relpacement.
Bob
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program to tell it to allow copying of the CD-TEXT on the
recorded CDR?
BTW, I am using cdrdao version 1.1.3 running on a FreeBSD 3.3-stable
system. My CD recorder is a Sony CDU948S.
Thanks,
Bob
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[EMAIL PROTECTE
s, I'd go to Radio Shack and get an analog A-B
> switcher for stereo switching.
>
> If you want multiple digital inputs, Sony has them. My JB920 has 2 coax
> digital and 1 optical digital inputs. It also has optical and coax
> digital outputs.
Actually, the JB920 (US version, an
27;ll find
that price has always been the major factor.
I am beginning to doubt that it will ever happen in the computer
industry with disk drives (IBM recently announced a 72GB disk!). The
audio industry may go the same way.
Bob
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This makes about as much sense to me as most clueless repairmen do. I
really don't see how a scratched disc would damage a CD player. There
is no contact with the disc (except in the center where it is clamped).
Bob
On Sun, Oct 24, 1999 at 11:19:57PM -0400, J. Coon wrote:
>
> T
er judgement, I will continue this thread anyway. :-)
I too, when younger, could hear fly-back transformers (they're just
under 16KHz) as well as the ultra-sonic motion sensers in jewelry
stores. Alas, that was over 30 years ago now and I am no longer
bothered by such sounds. :-(
Bob
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Bo
On Mon, Sep 27, 1999 at 04:59:40PM +0100, Scott, Tony wrote:
>
> Bob,
>
> On [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bob Willcox[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
>
> > I have a new Sony MDS-JB920 that occasionally will spit out a just
> > inserted disc with a C13 Disc Error message (happ
or-free signal to decompress. In fact,
I would guess that errors that made it through would royally screw up
the decompression. Also, wouldn't surprise me that they were forced to
make the error correction more robust than audio CD's partly (at least)
for this reason. (Also, it s
It is a known problem and it happened on my new 920. I
swapped it for a 930.
cya
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am not familiar with the MD error correction system, but I'm quite
certain that CDs do this as well as stated above (though perhaps not as
well as MD, afterall, MD is about a 10-year new technology).
Bob
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ed the difference to my
credit card.
I was extremely pleased with both the pre and post service of this company
and heartily recommend them!
Cu
Bob Denton
Delray Beach, FL
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I picked up a 920 at Brands Mart for $199, but it was DOA so I returned it.
They did not have any more so they credited my cc. I decided to find out
when the 930 was due in, and they actually had them in stock at $318 but
they weren't on the floor.
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a CD player.
The other issue is that it may not be laser light at all, but certain
frequencies or types of RF that are affecting these systems.
Clearly there is no reason an airline would invest time, effort and money to
enforce a ban on CDs without some justification.
Cya
Bob Denton
De
I also bought the phones in Japan and mine fit fine.
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From: LaPedis, Ron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 11:51 AM
Subject:RE: MD: Sony Noise Cancelling Headphones
I have a pair of the over-the-head model that I bought in Japan be
't suspect it was bs.
Cya
Bob Denton
Delray Beach, FL
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