> Anyone know where I can get a pair of those great Nude Ex earbuds with
> a NORMAL SIZED LONG CORD instead of the annoying short cord that
> minidisc users love so dearly.
Don't all the short-cord versions also include a one-meter extension? I
got a pair of short-cord MDR-63s, and it included t
0's radio.
On my MZ-R55 if you have the play-mode set to "repeat all" and you're on
the last track if you push ">>" on the remote/unit it will take you back
to track 1. The play mode can be changed on the remote - I'm not sure
if the MZR-700's rem
ssional audio
circles, and it's too much to expect it to survive in home use.
Anyway, it's pointless to decompress the broadcast mp2 stream to
WAV just so that you can record it expensively on a DAT cassette: it
makes much better sense to archive the original mp2 on a CD-R.
Richard
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even cheesier 3.5 miniplug-RCA
interconnect. Perhaps this is a problem peculiar to recording from PCs?
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as record and editing
functions and in NZ was twice the price of the C6500X. They're both of
the same generation though.
Hope this helps. Please feel free to e-mail me if you have any specific
questions about the C6500X and I'll try to answer them!
Richard Lang
Senior Solicitor
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R700, but if you want
to check perhaps consult the equipment browser or see if there is an
R700 manual at www.minidisc.org.
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> I only use my PS2 for recording audio from CD to MD, and it works
> really really well!
Does the PS2 play audio CD-RWs?
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> Had a trawl round Sony Japan and found a page full of Net MD gear.
Hmm... maybe the MDS-NT1 is one of the Net MD "drives" that other
article referred to. I was picturing something more like a Zip drive. (I
don't mean in data-storage, because we all know Sony bungled that
chance, but in that it
Hey, some actual MD news! Maybe that OS holy-wars thread will finally
die! Actually, maybe it already has; I kill-filtered it yesterday.
I just read today's news on the MDCP, and the link to the Sony VAIO
article
(http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/ptech/09/21/sony.pc.idg/index.html). The
article says
> i guess i'll round this out with a query of some sort. are there any
> R700 owners on the list? what are your opinions on this model?
Yeah! R700 owners rise up! Fight the power, or something!
I love my 700; I caress it and er, uh, I mean, I take it all over to
listen to or at least advocate
I've answered my own question: An ordinary plastic box for 3x5 notecards
makes an almost-perfect case for 26 MDs (without cases). It cost me a
big $1.02 including tax. And it's just about as compact as a 26-MD case
could be; it's only slightly bigger than if I just had them in a stack.
Makes me
>I've had a lot of horrible problems with CD burners, the kind that make you
This probably relates to user error or possibly a bad model cd-rw. I have
had my
Plextor cd-rw drive for a few months now, and with over 200 successful
burns,
I have had no problems.
>Windows is a crazy platform bec
> (meaning you can get Windoze bings and such as well
> as the music).
In Winamp at least, you can choose the output device it uses: open the
Preferences window (Ctrl+P is the quickest way), click on Plugins->
Output, double-click on the waveOut plugin, and choose "USB Audio
Device" for output
he paint seems to have rubbed off
easily on the off button on my unit - which is actually ok because now
the whole button illuminates red at night and is easy to find!
Hope this helps a bit.
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t
sette decks.)
Sony: Good sound. I've heard good things about the MDX-65 changer.
Are different brand decks and changers interconnectable?
RLS
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> 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/di
> I am taking this poll because I'm curious to know how
> many people will buy, upgrade to or pass on the MZ-R909.
Pass---my R700 does what I want, and I'm not going to be looking at
buying anything new until if and when Net MD arrives.
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> It's nice to put loads of music and lots of tracks onto a single MD.
But
> ... there isn't enough titling space! The 255 seven-character cells
just don't
>cover it.
I ran into the same problem, putting three soundtracks to the Dracula/
Castlevania games on one MD. It ended up being 104 tra
MD doesn't - MP3s have the titles built in and they automatically
carry down onto future copies, plus inherently they have all the bonuses of
being born of the PC (and I guess the limitations for those of us who see
enough of our PCs at work!). However, the difference doesn't seem that
>WHAT ABOUT CDDB? Your MD keyboarding solution can't take advantage of it.
With the music I listen to, CDDB rarely works properly. I have yet to even
use
the CDDB features. And as you rave about in your other posts, I have *NEVER*
traded
MD or MP3's with people. Almost everything you say is at
> This is because Win ME and 2k have no direct access to the
> serial port, thus meaning the program will not work, and in
> your case, screw up the system.
The Mironics interface uses the parallel port, not the serial port, but
WinME/2K don't have direct access to that, either. The Mironics s
erial. Now that many major broadcasters are originating
digitally, much of what you get is in pristine condition.
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microphones? Or in the band? ;-)
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> No, portables do it in the most time consuming way, but even
> that is a no-brainer thanks to the mironics interface
> (www.mironics.com)
Unless it FUBARs your system I ordered the Mironics setup and it
didn't work, and when next I rebooted, Windows 2000 was completely
forqued, with an e
> Yes, I found that fairly to-the-point "computer peripheral"
> too. This addresses most of my gripes about MD. MD sucks
> compared to MP3 in that MD is totally not computer-literate.
Well, of course MP3 is computer-literate: as you quote, MP3 is a
"computer peripheral." If you want to do an
> I've looked at that web page. It looks like there are only
> cheap(ish) cables for recording from MP3 to MD. The options
> for going from MD to MP3 all seem to be a lot more expensive,
> unless I go for another soundcard.
The cheap way to go from MD to PC is with a 1/8" to 1/8" miniplug cab
Michael Hoffman wrote:
> Comments please? My initial take is that mini-CD players
> will eclipse portable CD players, portable MP3 players,
> portable cassette players, and portable MiniDisc players.
I always thought that the main appeal of the MP3-CD players was that you
could also play your
As many of you probably know, there's a strip from the comic "Zits" on
the MDCP: http://www.minidisc.org/zits_md_cartoon.gif
I felt a sudden urge to update the strip for MDLP. Anyone interested can
find it here: http://rsquared.firest0rm.org/zits_md_cartoon2.gif
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> I'd like to know how it is possible to digitally record from
> a MD to an MP3 file. (Not from MP3 to MD). I've got a Sony
> MZR-90 and JE520 deck. I've also got a PC with a firewire connection.
The JE520 has an optical digital out, doesn't it? Then you'd need a
soundcard with an optical digi
ch cannot be
said of MD recordings.
I switched to using CD-Rs when a two-hour programme I like suddenly
became available in stereo. I could have bought an LP-capable MD
machine instead. But its recordings would have been unplayable on my
other MD machines, which would ha
las wrote:
> Richard Rudie wrote:
>
> > Yeah... Sony makes a fuss about NetMD and then releases a
> new portable
> > without it? I suppose that'll be the MZ-R910, which will of course
> > come out immediately after you buy a R909. Anyone hear when NetMD
>
> Sony really burns my ass anyway!!! They are constantly
> coming out with products that they already have replacements
> for, but wait to release.
Yeah... Sony makes a fuss about NetMD and then releases a new portable
without it? I suppose that'll be the MZ-R910, which will of course come
ou
> You need a deck with digital out and a sound card with
> digital in. Once you get the files on to your hard drive
> they can be converted into any type of sound file.
You don't *need* digital I/O; you could record it like you would an LP
or cassette, via your soundcard's line in. For exampl
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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inal post, while literally true, IMHO was a little
unnecessary. We all know what the original post meant. Whatever your point
of view, let's keep the comments civil and constructive and avoid pedantry.
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> And it seems to put a blank trackmark after every song...lasts a
second,
> maybe even shorter.
I have the same problem recording via the Xitel DG2 that came with my
MZ-R700DPC. An almost-zero-length silent track gets stuck in between
almost all of the songs in my Winamp playlist. It happens us
h
tuners at all of any brands - at least in the consumer grade. I'm pretty
sure you'd be looking at professional machines, and I'm not even sure a
recorder/tuner combination is available there.
HTH
richard
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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?
Also
ook at MDCP, it seems better to me to put the effort into perfecting the
existing resource than duplicating/competing with it
One final comment I would make is perhaps that the initial subscription
e-mail to MD-L have a link to the MDCP FAQ, or perhaps have a"top ten FAQ"
in it?
David Fincher wrote:
> I have a "lipstick" remote (MZ-R35) from the EP-11 that has LCD
readout
> which I would like to use. However, I'm not interested in causing a
> "recorder malfunction." I'm not encouraging anyone on the list to
> damage their unit, but I thought some of you may have "tried
ed to insert a track mark you would just use one button.
Is the "pause" function to allow for a rehearsal (like the home MD decks)
when you're inserting marks in an existing recording or something?
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Larry said:
> I guess it should also be a warning to anyone who likes to listen to their
music
> through headphones. IF you want the best possible sound, first you have
to get
> yourself a top notch pair of headphones. That goes without saying. But
second,
> you should invest in a good separ
> the 700's have a normal sized AA rechargable and can take
> standard AA's. I think of this as a bonus i just
> pull out a spare AA i carry around and stick it in.
I'll agree heartily to this: I work at a grocery store, and one of my
jobs is 'Scan Coordinator,' which entails working mid
> As for the portable, from everything I have read, the Sony
> 900 sounds like it is great. The 700 has almost as many
> features (both are MDLP units) and I believe only lacks
> things like back lighting of one section. Most of the
> features are the same.
I have a MZ-R700DPC, and the only
Mike Lastucka suggested:
> Might have something to do with the fact that they effectively seal
> your canal up. :) Maybe in your case this causes issues with balance
> or something, causing some sort of vertigo. *shrug*
I get it with the non-canal-sealing folding headphones that came with a
fr
>>That and these damn lobster-backs trying to encroach on my sovereign
>>territory!
>"lobster-backs"? Please explain. :)
In pre-revolutionary war times, and right up until then, a derogatory term
for the
British "redcoats", or British soldiers whose coats were red, was "lobster
back". Oddly
e
> Well. All this because a new guy to the list dared to post a message from
> Hotmail. :)
That and these damn lobster-backs trying to encroach on my sovereign
territory!
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Tim Pitman posted:
>I've just purchased a Sony MZR-900 and would like to buy some better
>earphones for it. I'd really like some that are comfortable, and with
>good sound.
And Mike Lastucka replied:
> I picked up a pair of Sony MDR-EX70SLs, those "nude ex" ones. They're
> amazing. The thi
> Actually here in Canada things are really picking up as far as MD
goes. Any
> time I go into a store that sells MD players/recorders, there's at
least one
> or two people who are there either to seriously look, or to buy. And
one by
> one, I'm converting people I know to the format. :)
Greg Schwabacher supplied us with:
> http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?stk_code=sonmzr900dpcr
David W. Tamkin noted:
> The picture on that page shows a deeper brick color for the 900DPC
than
> the painfully vivid reds in other photographs of it on the web. ... If
> the real color of the red MZ
ve to say the MD format
lends itself to being bounced around the inside of a car than CDs!
HTH
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> > I
will be outdated by the time the general public
actually do catch on.
Pity the design of the whole hi-fi system put together looks like a high
rise building though!
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Thanks for the reply!
> My experince with Vios (never been stupid enough to buy one myself, but I
> have sold them, and I have friends who have bought them) proves only that
> they are fragile crap.
How fragile is 'fragile'? Do you mean breaks sitting on a desk or carrying
in a laptop bag, or b
Yeah, I've got it (on CD). It's great - go to www.cd-wow.com, Amazon,
Audiostreet, or even to (God forbid) a shop and get it - well worth the
money.
-Rich
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> Has anyone got th
One question (and maybe I'm the ony one wondering this): what *is*
"emphasis". It sounds interesting. What does it do?
>
> I have a CD that was recorded with emphasis. The disc is
>
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Hi!
I've been thinking about getting hold of a notebook, and as a lot of you
will no doubt have experience with Sony products I wondered if anyone here
had any opinions on Vaios (especially the high-end FX10*s).
To tie it to MD s
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> I really don't think any one cares about compression anymore. It used
Depends on the kind of compression. On my home MD unit, it uses Pioneer
ASRAC
(which is basically a modified version of Sony version 4 i believe) and it
sounds
excellent. Compressed/lossy areas are always those that are o
rent consumers.
For that reason I suspect that the audiophile will also become a niche
market, and ultimately, a dying breed.
Just my NZ$0.02...
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buffer shock protection (I
know that has as much to do with the different features of the formats as
the type of shock protection used).
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e the (new?)
MZ-E300, a MD portable player released along with the MZR-900 etc, doesn't
have MDLP capability!? Can it be that Sony are still releasing SP only
portables?
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I read about your project on the MD mailing list. What exactly is it?
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ith an old
cassette recording walkman, and the occasional recording of some live sets
and even just some times with my pals has been a really good spin-off from
having MD.
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isc.org and the
webmaster told me to give this a shot, I have searched the net and have
found nothing there as well...surely someone out there with a MZ-R50 could
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if anyone out there can save me 80$, i'd appreciate it greatfully!
much thanks in advance
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r stereo
(switching it to optical out seems to cut off the analog outputs).
Hope this helps:-)
richard
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...
> last one re
If you're buying an MD unit I don't see the point of not buying one with
MDLP - but strangely enough it seems that non-MDLP units are not much less
expensive than MDLP units (e.g. Sony R90 vs R900). In my opinion the
introduction of MDLP must devalue non MDLP units dramatically.
Richa
aren't that in love with their
PCs and it can be tricky finding portable hardware to listen to the MP3s.
I agree that as time goes on, PCs integrated with other entertainment
technology will take over and MD won't survive. I'd give it another 10
years though.
Richard Lang
Sol
n that
things like MP3 players aren't that mainstream yet - MD has one strong thing
going for it and that is that people can hook it up to their CD players and
burn copies or plug earphones into the things and hear music. Nice and
simple.
Richard Lang
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w the levels
are being set, rather than the mic itself. Also, I don't think I've ever
heard a really great mic-recorded bootleg.
Not sure if it's worth A$150, though.
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x27;s so much packed
into them it isn't hard for something to go wrong.
I guess I'm saying stick with MD - no-one can say a CDR deck is guaranteed
to be more reliable.
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Welcome to the club :)
Ive had one for quite a
t illegal?". The real issues are: (a) are BMG or
Sony or whoever going to prosecute John Anybody for infringing copyright on
10 CDs (probably not, but you never know), and (b) Do you morally have a
problem with infringing copyright? But whether you are morally opposed or
acquiescent to it, it&#x
tuner is in the remote and not in the main
unit mean that you cannot record from AM/FM while on the run? Presumably
for the unit to be able to record from the tuner a tuner signal just go back
down the remote cable to the unit.
richard
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elp you out.
If you don't know anyone with a deck, maybe you could even try it on a demo
model on the shelf at a local store if they'll let you - the procedure takes
all of about 2 minutes and is very straightforward - I can't see it damaging
the deck (if I'm wrong here someone pleas
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
its, apparently. No
indication why (that kind of prevents me from buying one, because my Sony
car MD is the unit I'm most concerned about).
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to a cleaner, and I
would NOT use them for regular maintenance as you do with a tape cleaner
(since there isn't any physical contact between the Lens and the disc), but
I would if there was a problem (you've usually got nothing to lose in that
situation!)
richard
Richard Lang
Solic
> The factory cassette/cd in dash player is double-sized, and there are
> controls mounted on the steering wheel. I don't want to change the
> appearance of the dash or lose the functionality of the steering wheel
> controls, but for the last two years I have been anticipating installing
> an MD
he only other solution for me (if I don't want to buy a new =
> stereo) is to buy a digital out soundcard and to record from my =
> computer, isn't it?
You could replace your CD player with a new one that has an optical output.
Richard Lang
Solicitor
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Chri
> Why is an optical or digital coax interconnect between your
> CD player and
> MD recorder better than analog? Less noise on the line, and
> you eliminate
> the DAC->ADC->DAC conversions along the way.
plus you get the track marks from the CD placed on your MD automati
f the disc.
Anyone have any other experience with MD units that can/can't handle
jogging/running/gym?
richard
>
> My wife uses our Sharp MD MS722 when she goes jogging, but has some
> problems with skipping. Does anyone else have problems with their 722
>
> Doesn't sound like I will try out the MDLP junk. I would rather see
> them come up with some form MP3 decoding built into mini-disk players
> as previously stated.
I used to hope for something like that, too. Something like a Diamond Rio,
but using a MiniDisc as its storage medium? That'd kick
romise
between value, features and build. I don't think I could justify the extra
$$$ for the ES.
Hope this helps
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> --
I had an idea, and this seems like a good list to air it in.
Some time ago I got a Sony cordless-phone-and-answering-machine unit. The
answering machine is digital, and its sound fidelity isn't great, so I'm
inferring that it uses some kind of audio compression to save memory. My
grandfather is
model BC-7SG (in NZ). I don't use
it much though - it gives less play time than an AA, rechargeable or
otherwise.
Hope this helps. Now if someone can only help me out with my Panasonic
MR-100 question!
richard
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tely I'd like a MD-LP capable R900, but I'd rather go with a
model that's been around long enough to have user feedback, and there's no
point forking out the $$$ for an MDLP recorder until I can afford to to
upgrade the car MD headunit (currently Sony 6500) too)!
richard
--
o me that would suggest that a signal could be
sent into the device (digital or analog) and that the device would
convert/record it to become an mp3. What I suspect is the case is that the
device can "store" (not record, literally) an mp3 file and play it back. Am
I being picky? And even if s
m the playback level, or how I can compensate for the
differences if I have to.
Given the scenario, can someone explain what might be the reason for
this? Thanks.
Richard Huggins
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Do You Yahoo!?
Get your fre
pect mine to last forever. My experience (tape walkmans here) is
that Sony last longer and are more reliable. Certainly my MZ E25 is
continuing that tradition.
richard
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to play back
long capacity discs would be in my car on long trips [sigh].
Anyone else out there feeling a little cheated by MDLP?
richard
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ttons or re-titling my favourite MD "Get it down ya!" !!
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verter sounded HEAPS better. Is this just a typo I wonder?
Anyhow, hope this helps. I've been thinking of upgrading my home deck to a
930/640/940 myself - finding it hard to know whether the new lot with MDLP &
SF edit but compromised other features are better than getting hold of a 93
That's what I mean. Some spin off of rap put under the umberella of R&B for
some reason.
I'm not knocking all rap at all, but this stuff we're getting over at the
moment is crap, commercial revisited 80's UK pop - with rapping over the
top.
>In less generic terms, R and B is the mother of almos
Maybe eh - but not as much pain though as listening to R&B music..
PS I was lying .. I went to the dentist a coupla years ago.. no worries
there.
Quality ~chilled~ Drum and Bass
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>It will catch up with you sooner or later. When tha
Well, I haven't been to a dentist for 9 years and am surviving whereas if I
hadn't heard any music for 9 years I'm not so sure I would have.
This discussion is pointless eh?
Quality ~chilled~ Drum and Bass
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Dan:
Sorry again about the delay ... you wouldn't believe it all if I told you!
Thanks.
Yours,
Dicky
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Dicky's Lyric of the Week:
I would like to shout it from the highest mountain
To tell the world I've found love and what it means to me
But all around there's violence
And laws to make m
rief summary, hope it's helpful. In short I'd say every piece of
MD equipment you've ever held in your hands has a mixture of all three types
of IP protection!
richard
Richard Lang
Solicitor
Duncan Cotterill
Christchurch, New Zealand
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
tel: (++64)-3
Hi all
Questions about easier titling on Sharp MDs, or come to that any MD
unit, crop up with regularity. I own a Psion 5 PDA, it would be great if
you could input the titles via the Psion 5 and then just shoot them
across to your MD unit via the Infra-red port!
Does anyone know if such a program
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