Oh G-d...am I ever glad that this got stripped and whacked by the
listserv.
Do you know how old this hoax is? The internet email postage "bill"?
Please...for all involved, check the urban legend sites on the web
for this type of drek before you pass it along to mailing lists.
As an ISP, I've
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I'm failing to see how he could use both if
That won't work. Aside from the 3.5mm plug (stem), the remote has a
number of other connectors on either side of the 3.5mm stem. They
all go into the side of the unit and make contact at the same time
(I'm assuming that this is the case...it seems to be so on every MD
unit I've seen).
If, as
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No real demand for it, yet?
On Sun, 18 Feb
Why is that?
You don't feel that a person who took the cost factor into account in
his own deliberation should not allow that same cost factor for
others?
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001 20:54:28 -0500, las wrote:
Mike Burger wrote:
In other words, you really can't take the cost factor into
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Where is your "local Best Buy"?
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I considered that, but chose to challenge it,
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Ok, ok...let's not get crazy. Next, we'll be
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 20:48:04 -0800, Don Capps wrote:
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Ok, ok...let's not get crazy. Next, we'll be yelling to sue the companies
that made the chemicals used in the gas chambers, or the companies that made
the guns and bullets. And I'm
There is some volume control attenuation, but I think it only raises
to line-level. It would explain why most subwoofers I've seen also
have their own volume control...you wouldn't want to blow the
subwoofer by running its signal through an amplifier.
On Sun, 07 Jan 2001 00:03:49 -0800, Dan
You do realize, don't you, that before there was the PS2 (PlayStation
2) there was the PS/2 (Personal System/2)...a personal computer built
by IBM? You also realize, don't you, that before those computers,
keyboards used a large 5-pin DIN connector, and that since, computers
now use a 6-pin
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Go to an eyeglass shop...I've found the little
The 722 does work with the MT15, but the MT15 does not light the
remote...in fact, I'm not sure the display is driven by the MT15, at
all.
On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 06:38:21 -0800, Charles Redell wrote:
I don't know if the remote that comes with the MD-MS722 works with the
MT15 but I do know that
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Which model(s) actually do that? I don't
That wouldn't be a function of the CD Burner...it would be a function
of the software that's running the drive.
On that note, I believe the latest Real Jukebox can do it.
On Fri, 10 Nov 2000 16:48:39 -0500, J. Coon wrote:
Is there a CD burner that will burn MP3 files and make an audio CD
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Nope...the only way I've seen is to play the
I've used my MD player on various airlines. While I haven't
specifically used it on Air Canada (haven't flown them in a couple of
years, now), it shouldn't be any different than a portable CD player,
and I've seen folks using them on AC flights.
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 12:15:47 +1300, Desmond Chin
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Not really...the people who are getting broken
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 20:07:58 -0400, James S. Lee wrote:
I know I started this part of the "Anyone know Japanese?" thread so I cannot say too
much about its
continuation. This is likely my last posting on the issue. My comment was directed at
Ryan simply because he
made the initial posting.
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I'm using a sound card with an optical S/PDIF
The only time I have a problem with track marks is when I record
something with tracks that just flow into each other. In those
cases, I have to manually split the tracks.
However, on discs where the tracks do gap, on their own, my Sharp
MD-MT15 does the track marks just fine.
On Thu, 15 Jun
My apologies...something in my mail client's filters sent back a spam
bounce...I'm working to fix it...
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That's really odd, considering the Sharp MT15
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Very nice camera...I have one, myself...but if
On Thu, 18 May 2000 13:44:11 -0400, Neon John wrote:
Do you happen to recall which model it is/was?
I'd like to call my local Sam's (since I just renewed my membership) to
see if they have them...I could use one for work, I think.
Sorry, no I don't. I'm not really interested in the
I'm happy to report that the DA cable (as well as the TOSLINK) that I
got from from Audience Digital Products (www.audiencedp.com), in
conjunction with the Guillemot card noted in the subject, are working
beautifully together, and with my Sharp MT15.
I'm now in the process of rerecording all my
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Hi, Matt...I'm assuming that at least one of the digital in's is
internal, ie on the card, not the backplane.
If so, do you have cables to go from the D/A port on a CD/DVD-ROM to
go to these inputs, or a source for them?
On 3 May 2000, Matt Wall wrote:
Howdy all, recently i purchased the new
The worst thing is that when I first joined the list, I hit the
archives, and saw where someone noted that they had the digital
output from one drive and the analog input from another both
attaching to a single sound card...
I think I need to browse the archives again, and see who it
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