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 the
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's
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
(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.
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
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
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
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 cable,
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 anything
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
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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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
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 example,
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
out
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
might show up in actual products
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
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 this by
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
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
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 things
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
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
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
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
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