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The input on the MT15 is either analog stereo
Petersen wrote:
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at 08:02 AM, Mike Burger [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
The input on the MT15 is either analog stereo (mini plug) or optical
digital, only. There is no hardware in the unit to convert coaxial
digital.
Thanks Mike, I suspected
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Another option, of course, is to use a
I'm not surprised. Not at all.
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, J. Coon wrote:
I checked out the AOL link and I can't find anything about setting up
AOL 6.0 so it doesn't send HTML. I know of several people that went
back to a previous version of AOL becasue they couldn't get 6.0 to stop
sending
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The 1400mAh should last longer, but both will
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Reconfigure your AOL email to not sent HTML mail. If you're
not sure how to do that, contact AOL support.
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I'm not sure I understand. The remote plug
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I don't think line out would help...unless his
That's extremely odd.
Does the remote work when you use a regular headphone?
On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Niels Schenk wrote:
The problem is, that when I plug the headphone plug (which goes to the
airhead) into the remote, I will not be able to use the remote.
Mike Burger wrote:
I'm not sure I
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You know...there is a solution.
Radio shack,
2001, John Small wrote:
On Thu, 22 Feb 2001 07:59:10 -0500 (EST), Mike Burger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I don't think line out would help...unless his headphones have a
separately powered amplifier.
Of course, I'm working on the assumption that the "airhead" is some sort
of hea
no signal. Do you have the other end properly connected to a digital
output device?
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On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Ken Clinger wrote:
this list, have them anywhere from $1.10-1.35/per disc. I
believe that there are minimum quantities necessary to gain the price, but the
quantities are not high...something like 5-10 at a time.
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...but he had a ton of stock to
unload at the time...I don't know if he had ever gotten it all sold.
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Burger wrote,
| If, hypothetically, time was not of the essence, Peter Forrest and Art
| Munson, also subscribers of this list, have them anywhere
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$20-25USD should get you something decent.
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For a player? I think you're confusing the
nal debate, and then decry the same factor in the overall debate.
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On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, las wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The news is that IBM found out what those purposes were yet continued to deal
with the Third Reich. If that turns out to be true, you have to acknowledge
that it makes a difference.
Let's forget about the details of what the
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But is that really news? It was IBM Germany,
y... people who don't like paying for their music (aka Napster
users). And that's it."
...and I still do.
Unfortunately, the statement says "Personally, I think...". It's not far
fetched to take it to mean that you feel he's full of it when you tell him his
statement is
at about 2/3 the volume level at which I was running my Aiwas.
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Not looking for a fight...just pointing out to you the hows of his
response. G
On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Don Capps wrote:
From: "Mike Burger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unfortunately, the statement says "Personally, I think...". It's not far
fetched to take it to mean tha
the one with the disagreement and my defense, either. I guess I need to
watch my threads a little more carefully. G
On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Don Capps wrote:
From: "Mike Burger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not looking for a fight...just pointing out to you the hows of his
response. G
Nah. S
the conversation, I thought he
was talking about just an MP3 player.
However, this brings us right back to the problem of any CD sized device
not being as convenient to carry around as an MP3 player...size often does
matter. G
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, JT wrote:
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Mike Burger wrote
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Don Capps wrote:
The internet bubble? Internet use continues to grow daily with a slight
slowdown but no sign of stopping. As for MP3 players...don't knock it until
you've tried it. My Expanium is the best entertainment investment I've made
in years. And at 199 USD how
I wish the local BestBuy, here, was the same way...3 portables (only 2 of
them recordable), one home (Sony CD-MD).
And their price on blanks is ridiculous...my wife got me an 8 pack,
there...$17. I wish I'd known...I'd have pointed her at Circuit City, at
the very least, or at Peter Forest or
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Typically, it's just the bass signal...to my
From what I've heard/read, it's better to use a NiMH charger.
On Wed, 27 Dec 2000, KVE wrote:
Can I charge NiMH AA/AAA batteries in a NiCd charger? I thinking of
"upgrading" my NiCd's (which are getting old) to NiMH to power my MD
players and a Handspring Visor. If I need a different
That's because the charger you're using will do both.
Older chargers for AA and AAA batteries aren't necessarily made to do
both.
On 12 Dec 2000, Markus Laurin wrote:
Ämne:Tid:09.04
MEDDELANDE Re: battery charger
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Unless your charger says it is capable of
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On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, J. Coon wrote:
Not
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Odd...I use my Sharp MT15 to record my CDs and
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Just say no to NiCad rechargeable...they
We've had a little bit of a similar discussion, in weeks past. G
However...
On Sun, 5 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aparently, there is yet another portable music player,
Iomega's ZIP, just in time for the Christmas buying season.
I've seen more TV ads for it in the past few days
, and when I burned my
audio CDs at 2x, my Pioneer CD player wouldn't play them. My other
CD-ROMS would read them just fine, but my regular audio equipment would
not.
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, J. van de Griek wrote:
Mike Burger wrote:
The one thing that I didn't see noted, yet
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, las wrote:
"J. van de Griek" wrote:
You didn;t see that noted because it's hogwash.
Burn your audio CD's as fast as you want, your CD player will still play
them at 1x speed, since that's what it's designed to do.
That's right. I wonder where Mike got
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The one thing that I didn't see noted, yet, is
saying "Sup!?!" :)
- Original Message -
From: "Mike Burger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 9:10 AM
Subject: Re: MD: Speeding
Wish I could concur...I have a Ricoh 2x burner, and when I burned my
The burner is a Ricoh 6200S, running on an Adaptec 2940U2W. The only
issue I've ever seen, really, is what I've described, when it comes to
this type of burn. Other than the obvious overrun/underrun which
occasionally happens, no matter what software/burner/interface, etc you
use, this is
You can start at www.guillemot.com. They have a list of vendors, as
well, that sell the card. I seem to recall seeing it available at
CompUSA, but I bought it through CDW. It wasn't one of CDW's normally
stocked items, but my rep, there, likes me. G
Guillemot also has an online order
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It's a security hazard...too many known
I'm afraid I'll have to beg to differ, here.
I personally run 3 mail servers, onsite, here at my personally owned and
operated iSP, a 4th at my full time job, and 2 more at the ISP I helped
set up a year before I started mine.
Mail servers simply send whatever you feed them...they don't do
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That can happen...personally, I don't/won't
Interestingly enough, I got his reply before I got your message, through
the list.
Having said that, and noting that you've now filtered him, I'll
paraphrase his reply:
He wasn't advertising...he was replying to a previous message with places
the guy could get the same unit he'd found on
Give the guy a break, folks...he already said he wouldn't drop ads in
here, anymore, and his last message wasn't an ad..especially for himself.
He was pointing someone at a better deal, at another vendor.
Get off the guy's back, folks. He doesn't deserve this.
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Dodge
The only problem is that I've yet to see an MD unit in a Target store.
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Dan Frakes wrote:
At the risk of an on-topic post grin, I thought I'd mention that Target
has made MD part of their Olympic advertising in the U.S. They've had an
"electronics" TV commercial
I would agree, if he was constantly putting out messages with specific
items for sale, or constant messages with things like "we've got the
lowest prices around on x!".
Simply pointing out where you can find coupons to get lower prices (and
the gist of that seemed, to me, to be that the
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The question I have for you is:
Does the unit
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URL seems to be incorrect...it returns the
How much data can the new HDCD hold?
The only issue with sound quality regarding MDs is due to the vact that
ATRAC is a compression algorithm, and you always lose something in
compression.
A CD holds 650MB worth of data, uncompressed. An MD...only 160MB. I
don't know what possible method
On Mon, 11 Sep 2000, las wrote:
How much data can the new HDCD hold?
As far as I know the same as a regular CD.
But isn't there some compression involved there? If so, what's being
lost?
The only issue with sound quality regarding MDs is due to the vact that
ATRAC is a compression
Hi, Martin,
I think you'll find that most equipment with the digital optical output
has the standard TOSLink connector.
I don't believe you'll have any problems getting the audio to record from
your DVD player, so long as you have the TOSLink - Mini-optical cable
(or some combo thereof).
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On 22 Aug 2000, Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
You didn't read very closely...what was said was that the 722 *remote*
didn't have many editing features. Whether or not that's true is beyond
me, as I only have the MT15.
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, jeanmougin wrote:
You say that the Sharp 722 has no
More often than not, you're not going to notice much difference, unless
your analog connections carry any hum or feedback.
If you get little repeats and such from your PC on the analog connection,
you'll also get them on the digital connection, although you should only
get them when
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The local BB, here, has a small numbr of MD
My understanding is that the 5 volt requirement is for the charging
circuit. I would think that by applying a lower voltage source, the
charging circuit just wouldn't engage...
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, James S. Lee wrote:
I use a Radio Shack "Portable CD Player Power Pack" (23-505) to power
As does the MT15.
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
* Ian Horsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 02 Aug 2000
| Providing the power pack can supply the current, then it should power
| the 722 just fine. I power my 702 off a Sony 4.5VDC mains adaptor
| and I have never had any
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Richard Lang wrote:
Dan Frakes is just stating the legal position, pretty accurately as far as I
can see. Downloading stuff (old, new, available, unavailable) you don't
already "own" [are licensed to use] legally is illegal. Even subsequently
going out and buying the
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Are there any parts of the album where a track
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Not to be argumentative...but if you sho prior
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As I'm not in the UK, I can't really speak to
Let me rephrase..."you'll *probably* wind up getting the domain".
On Wed, 26 Jul 2000, Mike Burger wrote:
Not to be argumentative...but if you sho prior use of the name, for your
business or trademark, you'll wind up getting
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Except that according to the page referenced
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My understanding is that Voquette is currently
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I tend to agree and disagree.
On one hand,
Actually, depending on where he bought it, it wouldn't surprise me to
hear that the cable cost $50. Radio Shack, as well as most of the "high
end" audio shops, charge way too much...this one shop I went to, looking
for cables, digital sound cards, etc. had an optical TOSLINK cable for
I wish...the local Best Buy, here...I'm lucky they even have MD players
and recorders...if only I could have gotten an optical cable for $10,
there. Analog cables aren't real expensive...even Radio Shack had them
for only a few dollars.
On Sat, 3 Jun 2000, J. Coon wrote:
I got my
Shouldn't be too difficult, I'd think.
I can think of two ways to do it...
A) Hook your keyboard to your PC via the MIDI ports, and record out
through your sound card's speaker out
B) If your keyboard has any sort of stereo audio out (ie, line out to a
sound board, amplifier, etc), you
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The mute feature is usually used in
Don't most portable recorder/players come with this cable, already?
On Tue, 30 May 2000, J. Coon wrote:
You will need a cord from Radio Shack or some other place, that has two
RCA phono plugs on one end and a stereo mini plug on the other. Keep
Actually...it's equal or greater value. They can not offer you something
of lesser value in replacement without refunding at least part of your money.
On Tue, 30 May 2000, J. C. R. Davis wrote:
I purchased a Sony MDS-JE510 from Best Buy about 2 or 3 years ago (for
~$400). Long (and
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Go into the volume/mixer settings in
I'd rather have one of the units with both a CD player and MD recorder,
with digital recording...and, of course, at that price. wink
On Fri, 26 May 2000, J. Coon wrote:
That is about what I paid for my Aiwa 5 disc CD changer with optical
output, last year.
Kheops GlassArt wrote:
love to see one at such a
good price. G
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Kheops GlassArt wrote:
From: Mike Burger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd rather have one of the units with both a CD player and MD recorder,
with digital recording...and, of course, at that price. wink
Where do you get this unit
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Well, with the charger and rechargeable
I didn't know Best Buy had it...BB isn't on the Guillemot's site as a
place to get the card, and they didn't have them in my local store when I
was in, on Monday.
However, if they're going to be carrying them, excellent. I'm not sure
what "Planogram" is...but $49 seems pretty much to be the
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The only problem I've ever had was that it
You can use regular rechargeable, but you probably can't charge them
inside the unit. Rechargeable battery packs usually have additional
connections, inside the packaging/wrapping, that connect the internal
terminals and the charging unit.
On Tue, 16 May 2000, Gordon, Richard wrote:
Hi,
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The list admin can forcefully remove their
Not hypothetical, at all. If you record from a mono microphone, it's
possible to get twice the capacity.
On Fri, 12 May 2000, Clements, Malcolm wrote:
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
Doesn't look bad...now, if possible, does anyone know of a vendor in the
US? I'm still no good at converting from British Pounds to US dollars.
G
On Fri, 12 May 2000, Luca wrote:
Da: BARFKO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Without searching high and low, does anyone know of any good places on
the
I finally found a source for the digital audio cables to connect
from the DA port on the back of CD/DVD drives to the DA input on
the digital sound cards.
Audience Digital Products (http://www.audiencedp.com)
sells a full line of Hoontech digital sound cards (as well as
other brands and
I don't know about that, Billy...for me, it was the portability, size,
and price that factored into my decision.
For less than the price of an MP3 player, I have a portable means of
playing whichever music I like. For a lot less than the cost of the
memory modules for those same MP3
to be a matter of too little too late in the
advertising department.
On Thu, 11 May 2000, Albert Tanone wrote:
On Thu, 11 May 2000, Mike Burger wrote:
Sounds like a win-win to me.
So how come it hasn't taken off?
I'm here everyday looking at messages proclaiming how MD is oh-so much
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I believe it safe to say that if your MD
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