Danny-K wrote:
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
Where is a cheap souce for the PC link interface for the pc link with
the 6 pin minidin connector on it?
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Stuart Howlette wrote:
Well, I have got 3 of these types of cards in the house (two are on
motherboards, but ah well) so i'll do my best
Its is 44.1khz, not 48 as outputted by the SB Live series
Thats good :)
Depends in what way you mean. If you are meaning monitoring whats coming in,
There seems to be a lot of them up on ebay for very cheap. Before I
splash out on one, I want a few details on them
Is the optical output actually 44.1kHz (Unlike the SB lives)
Basically, if I was to send a PCM .WAV file out the output looped to the
input would it be bit for bit accurate?
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Welcome to the club :)
Ive had one for quite
Dan Scellen wrote:
No, no. You missed my point. If I buy a stereo that has no subwoofer out,
but has an analog out, will it sound as good (or the same) if I hook up a
subwoofer to the analog out? I would probably get some cable that converts
2 RCA stereo jacks to 1 mono jack for the
it is a momentry loss
of audio, other times the playback will jump ahead a few
minutes. Investigations continue ,,,
I will be trying other brands of 80m over the next few days but
any thoughts/experiences you have had would be interesting,
thanks,
Malcolm.
Southwest England
ncorde etc ) and the subsequent editing/copying/
compiling.
Thanks for your time,
Malcolm.
SW England.
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If the whole SPDIF frame is generated in the
In a recent magazine article mentioned that the capacity of Mini disc was 74
mins and 148 mins in Mono. Was this just stating the hypothetical capacity
or is it possible to run a mindisc in mono. Secondly is the equipment
available to achieve this?
MalcolmClements
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That seems a bit harsh, really. Just because you've got MD, you may have
scenarios where you'd like to burn CD-Rs too. Perhaps if you had an MD (or
other) head in your car, and a CD autochanger?
Seems a little unfair to purport this being "plain stupid". Different from
the norm, perhaps.
The PX 1 is for a couple of the small mini systems, they have a 6 pin DIN
connector on them which is not control A1 (Control I its called if I recall
correctly)
the MD1 is control A1 - the same protocol used between most of the sony
audio equipment
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From: Mohit
By that definition, ATRAC is not compression. But by our consensus, ATRAC
is compression. We have decided that the comms definition is too narrow
for our needs, so we use a different definition, one with a broader scope.
Instead of an algorithmic transformation, compression is the process
Not to mention playing stuff with the pitch+speed set a couple of % up to
fit more add's in, and turning the start of every song into an add for the
station (Where there are no lyrics they talk)
Lucilly there are some stations that dont do all that shit.
http://www.95bfm.co.nz/
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aritas are like nz$25 for 5 at jaycar in auckland, and they seem fine. But
cheaper is better of cource :)
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Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 3:43 PM
Subject: RE: MD: Ok Larry... $23 for 10 minidisc including
Is there available something to fit in the other 1/2 of the double din
hole in a car to hold minidiscs? Ive seen CD jewel case holders that go
in there in the past, but I want MD :)
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With all the talk of cool applications for SLink, this came to mind. I have
a huge database of CDs in CATraxx(awesome CD collection DB) and it would be
really cool if I could control a few 300 disc changers from inside CATraxx.
If you can put up with an access
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In a message dated 11/2/99 12:08:25 PM Central Standard Time,
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Even at 320bps you can hear the difference in MP3 much easier than you can
on MD
As can I. :-) One thing about mp3 that has gotten my curiosity up is
whether or not
Anthony Horan wrote:
Now, a Melbourne electronics store called Jaycar (www.jaycar.com.au) has
NiMh AA-sized batteries for sale for about $4.50 each, which to me looks
like a good replacement for Sony's NiCd offering - larger capacity, less
memory effect, etc. What I'm wondering, though, is:
"Jason K. Fritcher" wrote:
The ISA bus is typically chained to the end of the PCI bus with a PCI-ISA
bridge. Basically the ISA bus appears as just another device to the PCI bus.
Anything that consumes all of the PCI buses bandwidth for a long period of
time, or anything device that stays in
Hannes Rohde wrote:
That's true. Actually, it seems that quite a few commercially available
cds are digitally clipped, at least that's what I read in one of those
audiophile magazines...
A lot of my cds seem to be that way - if I change the digital record
level to even +0.1dB the over
Magic wrote:
does anyone have an idea what could be going wrong with this set up?
Yes. Your expert knows sod-all about the PCI bus and video cards. This is a common
problem with PCI sound cards, and is actually caused by video card drivers.
It also aflicts ISA cards.
The video
card
"Jeffrey D. Scorsone" wrote:
Yes, you can plug into either headphone or line out (if it's an option on
your md player). However, there has been considerable talk on this list
about bad experiences with these devices.
Most of them seem to suffer from "drift". The digitaly tuned variety
"J. Coon" wrote:
Well, tomorrow is also a big day. They day of the nines card. I
remember using them to signify EOF or End Of File. So if your computer
programs stop tomorrow you will know why.
So far all is ok here, but its only been 25 min's..
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Richard
moss wrote:
but, as an update, the stupid thing seems to be working now... i must have
tried for almost twenty mins last night, nothing worked... let it 'sleep'
for a night, came back to it, and it's as if nothing happened
The fact it has made grating noises means that all is not well.
Marc SPARC wrote:
you need this very simple circuit: http://www.stack.nl/~leon/spdif/index.html
I have just connected the output of my creative DVDrom to an RCA plug
and it works great..
Why does it stall? a very scratched disc?
causes the computer to hang? try a better OS...I'd suggest
Tony Antoniou wrote:
That's because Motorola digital phones just plain out suck. 3#-)
Ahh.. But its not a digital one :)
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Eric Woudenberg wrote:
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Don't know if this is the correct address to send this, but Shopping.com has
lowered the price for the Sharp 702 Minidisc. They were selling it for $200,
with a $50 rebate from Sharp (bringing the price to $150). Well,
Shopping.com is now
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