At 14:28 20/06/2001 -0700, Marc Britten wrote:
anybody know how many and what kind of car units are availible that do CD
and MD? and not a CD changer.
If you mean both CD and MD within a single DIN headunit, the only one I
know of is the JVC KD-MX3000. I'm not too sure whether it's still
At 12:23 20/05/2001 -0400, Danny-K wrote:
according to minidisc.org, the pioneer MJ-D707 does not have coax out. but
according to pioneer's website, it does have coax out.
which is the truth? anyone here have one or seen one first-hand?
Mine has just an optical output. Inputs are optical and
I'm finally thinking about replacing my 7 year old Acorn RISC PC*
with a shiny new laptop, and am looking at the Dell Inpsiron 8000.
Anyway, I've heard that it's possible to get an SP/DIF output from it
- possibly by sticking some sort of adaptor on the SVideo port
(or something). Is
At 21:47 28/03/2001 +, Chad Gombosi wrote:
[dvd to MD copying]
In other words, just make an analogue copy.
Alternatively, go into your player's setup menu and change the digital
format from DD5.1/DTS to PCM Stereo. The MD recorder should cope with it fine.
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Simon
At 10:43 27/01/2001 -0500, Donald Person wrote:
I was reading the posts about the titling program for tha Palm. I
personally don't own a PDA because I don't like having to "draw" every
letter to enter information into it.
[OT] I don't input much by actually using the Palm itself - it just
Now, the next problem, where to find the cheapest dealer on the Netfor these
:(. Amazon.com are the cheapest I've seen (thanks to Franciso on this list)
but unfortunately they won't ship these headphones outside of the USA :(
ZM
I'm assuming you're in the UK - Richer Sounds is the only place
SACD=Super Audio CD, a new supposedly superior (and of course
incompatble with current CD players) audio format from Sony.
However the huge bonus of SACD is that you can have a convential CD-Audio
layer on the disc which _will_ play in regular CD players. That is what
will sell the format (if
I've got a Sony MZ-R55 portable recordable MiniDisc system, I've also =
got a digital soundcard on my PC. What I want to know is if there are =
any programmes out there (preferably free- or shareware) that will allow =
me to label tracks on recorded MiniDiscs using the computer keyboard. =
Any
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/11/04/2036216
I'm sure some people from here could write some coherent pro-MD posts to
balance this out a bit :)
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Would that be similar to
http://minidisc.org/part_Sony_MDS-JE440.html
Not much info on the unit on the minidisc pages.
$199 for a deck. wow.. what are the features and specs for it?
On Sony's UK site:
http://194.154.177.137/products_details.asp?code=MDS-JE440nav=tech
It's quite a basic
I have been reading about this copy protection would like to no if I wass
to record a mix off the radio and put the track markers in etc could I then
copy ot to another MD digitally and keep the markers like when you record
from a cd? I know I can't make copys from the copy.
If you're
Quick question.
When are the mdlp head units from sony due out in the U.K and does anybody
no if there compatible with the old cd multichangers.
As they go in yearly(ish) cycles and the 6500/8500 came out a couple of
months ago, I'd say next summer at the earliest (have MDLP car units even
I want to know about any coupons!!! I don't want to have to hunt for them or
join another list!!!
Larry
Then stop being lazy and demanding that a list should change purpose to
suit _you_. It's significantly easier for you to subscribe to a new list
than the "digest-regular then filtering"
[replying to two posts to save space]
Not meaning to offend but please stop posting with coupons for some
US-based (and US-only) online shopping company. I'm just guessing here, but
the number of US-based list subscribers is probably lower than you think
and the number of those that
At 16:59 22/09/2000 -0400, you wrote:
I told you, we have to be faster then buy it online ! If we act fast, since
they are slow a lot of people will be able to take advantage of this
coupon...
Peter,
Not meaning to offend but please stop posting with coupons for some
US-based (and US-only)
1. Display - capital letters only (uses CD/calculator-like display
rather than dot matrix, probably because the CD headunits use the same face)
but a real shame when you use lower and upper case a lot, doesn't scroll and
you can't get remaining time in a track. (minor gripes really)
It
[sorry, can't help with the rest of the post]
In these situations, it may be desireable not to mess around with the sound
system; and also the owner may not want to put in a new MD head unit because
of security reasons or that it may look out of place in the VW's
blue-illuminated dashboard.
FWIW, I've got:
ST-S261 tuner (about 4 years old, still perfect)
Tape desk (can't remember model number but 3 years old, no problems)
Discman (about 2 years old - ESP is a bit less efficient but plays fine)
Clock Radio (5 years old, works fine)
Playstation (still great)
MZ-R55 (coming up to a
I am trying to help my friend buy a stereo system. Is it worth waiting for
the lp. Do you think there is a good chance that there will be a noticeable
difference in sound quality when you record in the lp mode. If so, I think
it is probably not worth the wait.
More to the point - do you need
Hi, I was wondering if anyone has the optional optical board for the
sblive. i was thinking of ordering one, but was wondering if SPDIF is the
same as toslink. not sure if there's an optical connection standard yet,
and i wanna make sure i buy the right cables. i recently traded up my
sharp
One thing's for sure - I was on the verge of saving up for a new MD
recording portable (currently only have a playback portable), either R90 or
sharp 831 - no way I'm buying them when I can wait 6-9 months and get a
portable with LP mode. That said, I just fitted an expensive Sony MD
headunit
Did anyone compare the difference between digital transfer of songs from a
PC vs. analog? I have downloaded many songs to my MD using just a mini
cable out into my MD input. Results are very good. Sometimes I have to edit
as the PC does little repeats due to hard drive activity, I guess. Thanks
Does anyone know anything about the Pioneer MJ-D707? I'm seriously
thinking of buying one this week from Richer Sounds (149.95 GBP) and just
wondered if anyone out there had one and/or knew of any problems with the
unit. From the stuff on the Pioneer website, it looks pretty good -
Yeah, what does the pitch control do - does it just alter the speed, and
if so, by how much?
No idea really, I can't see it being that useful in day-to-day situations..
And what is the S-Link connector?
Allows hifi, AV stuff and computers to talk to and control each other (for
instance
There are also new versions of both DD and DTS, I think called DD-ES and
DTS-ES (Extended Surround). (Actially, I can't find the article I read on
DD-ES so I could be remembering things wrong! DTS-ES definitely exists,
though.) The ES part gives DTS yet another channel for rear-centre.
All very
Hi Leo,
My problem is that my Sony CD megachanger has a pretty bad DAC and sounds
a lot better when connected to my Amp via an optical cable. If I get an MD
deck I want to connect the CD changer to it in the same way to get
digital-quality MD copies, but the changer only has one optical/digital
Anyway, I'm looking to buy an MD unit for my beloved Saturn. I am rather
partial (ok, very
snip
Problemo dos: If I do get this new deck, it will only fill half of my
oversized Saturn deck opening.
I planned to fill in with a tray, but I hoped I could find a tape deck
that would fit there
At 18:36 09/06/2000 +0200, you wrote:
Hello,
anyone knows the differences between the two models listed in the subject?
Apart from the different display I can't see any... what's the catch?
Thanks
Luca
Milano, Italy
Hi Luca,
There's no operational or feature difference - the RV version just
I am thinking of getting the Sony MDSJE530 from Richer Sounds.
I was wondering if anyone has had any good or bad experiences with the deck
or Richer Sounds.
Richer Sounds are great *if* they have the stock - always ring and check
first (they'll usually offer to put items aside for you). If
I would like to record directly to my Sharp mini from my midi keyboard. Is
that possible and what do I need to be able to do this?
If it's a plain MIDI keyboard (ie. it sends MIDI signals only, nothing
else) then you'll need a module that converts the MIDI data to some kind of
notes (you can
Kheops GlassArt wrote:
I just start some player and recorder for 1 cent on ebay...
and numerous other offers of minidisc stuff. I seem to remember that Kheops
offered us the opportunity to join his (its?) own mailing list a month ago.
At the time I thought this was a good idea, as we
At 19:20 17/05/2000 -0400, you wrote:
does anyone know of a program or plugin for winamp that can insert blank
space between tracks on a playlist so tracks don't get recorded together?
it's a pain to go back and divide the tracks that are recorded together.
Hifi World (UK magazine) this month has a free HiSpace MD mounted on the
cover - proper disc with labels, case, etc.
First time I've seen a MD given away free with anything - from the ad
HiSpace had inside they seem to have a "try one of these and see what you
think" attitude. Maybe some people
Hi,
I'm sure this has probably been covered before, but I can't find it in any
of the archives or on the MDCP: What ways are there to get an optical
S/PDIF input and output for a notebook computer, preferably available in
the UK.
I know there's the Opcode *Port products but I stopped by
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Jeanmougin wrote:
It's looks really
"Adam Zenkner" writes:
Coming from the U.K i am used to high prices on the high street
but i was
shocked to find that the two cheapest places on the web to buy
minidiscs are
in the U.K
They are: www.unbeatable.co.uk and www.abargain.co.uk
If you din't mind could you look at these
I live in Europe, can anybody give me a hint where I am able to
buy (online
or shop, doesn't matter) the MX25, the Addon Card to my Diamond Monster
Sound MX300, which features Optical Out?
If you can't tell me a place where to buy (cuz perhaps Diamond stopped to
manufacture them etc...)
I lost my MZ-r55 MD battery and remote and I am clueless on what
to do. Ive
heard wonders about the Li-ion batteries. I was just wondering if they are
available for the MZ-r55 and where can I get the gumstick
batteries. Anyone
know where I can get a cheap remote?
pelase help thanx
First I'll explain what I want to do:
1. Listen to music that I have in mp3s and CDs in a compact player
2. Use this player while running or travelling.
As I see it, either a minidisc player/recorder or one of the new mp3 =
players (like the Rio) would let me do the above. I'm not too
Thankyou!
One more Question, mainly to simon as he seems to be clued in,
but do u have
any idea where I can find the 4 pin plug to attach to the end of
my Bazginge
Device??
Thanx in advance.
~J~
I'm afraid not - I'll be using a plug/wire from my brother's E25 (unit was
stolen, remote
There was an article in today's paper -
http://www.digitalmass.com/columns/internet/0426.html
Basically, MP3 compression is a patented item, and the patent holder
wants money. So folks are developing new 'free' standards that have
a real good shot at replacing MP3s... Now, as far as we
Are there inexpensive ways of achieving the capabilities to title
MD tracks
from your Personal Computer?
I currently have an MD-R91 (sony)(current) and an old Sharp (701/2 i dont
even recall) Being able to do it for either would be great. Inexpensive
implies nothing over 150ish. Thanx in
Saw on MTV the other night a video by the Freestylers that showed the main
character controlling stuff around him with a MD remote (the stick type
that's used on the R55 among others).
It was done with track names like "REWIND" "PAUSE" etc. - the only problem
was that they were pointing the
I bought 20 of these a week ago from Richer Sounds (btw, the 69p each is
with the usual What Hifi? vouchers, max 20), and I'm pretty impressed with
them. No problems with the few I've recorded onto, and they're solidly built
with metal shutters.
I've scanned the front and back:
Just a quick query. Does anyone know of anywhere selling
cheap car MD
head units? Preferrably in the UK, but mail order from the US may be
worth considering if much cheaper.
I'd also appreciate any comments anyone may have about the
reliability/useability of car
#4 - Price: The cost plus the fact that the format requires you
to invest in
a recorder as well as any players you might want. This is because
the music
industry for some reason decided not to support it with pre-recorded
selections. Probably because the things cost so much that they knew
Their main "first test" (double page spread) this month is of the Sony
MXD-D3 CD/MD deck, where it got the full 5 stars. What interested me is that
they noticed (more) degredation when it was high-speed copying than at
realtime.
Can anyone comment on this? Does this happen, or is it more
1. Anyone know where I can get a copy of the manual?
On the MDCP: http://www.minidisc.org/mzr37_user_manual/
2. Does it use standard AA Ni-cads or some special Sony batteries?
It comes with two rechargeable AA batteries - runs fine on alkaline AAs, so
I'd have thought Ni-Cads will be ok as
Does the sound blaster live value have a optical digital out?
no. (short answer)
The later (MP3+, X-Gamer, 1024 depending on region) versions have a
non-standard electrical digital out (which could be converted to optical),
or you can buy a Hoontech bracket that adds optical ports
Is it true that minidisc will not be able to compete
when recordable DVD comes? Will it end up like DAT?
how long will the market for minidisc lasts u wreckon?
I don't know much about recordable audio DVD, will it have a TOC
structure that allows MD-like editing features? It seems the
Can anyone advise of good software for 'producing' a minidisc
recording, ie;
making them sound better, fading out etc. In general I would like to know
what everyone does to move a minidisc recording to CD, what tools people
use, interesting websites, etc. I'm talking about live gigs
Hmmm. Is this trouble for MD?
http://cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/03/27/flashtrax.idg/index.html
- J
A device that combines the drawbacks of tape AND mp3 players? I don't think
MD has a lot to worry about..
I don't think it stands a chance - it relies on people with a lot of
tape-based
I don't want to carry around £250's worth anymore, I don't really want
to at college, but there you go. I need a cheap and relativly small
playback only model.
I'll take Sony or Sharp ;), anyone got a recommendation for a smallish
cheap playback only model?
K' thanks guys,
Peter.
If
I don't want to carry around £250's worth anymore, I don't really want
to at college, but there you go. I need a cheap and relativly small
playback only model.
I'll take Sony or Sharp ;), anyone got a recommendation for a smallish
cheap playback only model?
K' thanks guys,
do you have to digitally connect your cd-rom drive to your
soundcard to make
use of the digital out on the soundcard? i guess the sound would
degrade to
analog from cd-rom to soundcard wouldn't it? and this would therefore be
pointless to have the digital out on the soundcard at all isn't
Just thought i'd pitch in here:
I just don't find anything compelling (yet) about those overpriced
little MP3 boxes, sorry. Maybe I'd feel differently if I listened to
tunes during high-g sports activites.
Rick
I see a market for MP3, but unless they solve the high cost of
taking
I'm not having a lot of fun trying to find an MD player for my car. A
couple of stores don't carry them because "they don't sell well." How can
they sell well if you don't carry them?? Best Buy has one Sony model and
won't special order anything. What I'd really like to get is a
Pioneer
I have heard many people mention about recording in mono to double
the time on an MD. What is the command on an MZR-55? (I assume they
have one somewhere cause it isn't in the manual...) Danke...
Get to the place you want to start recording (end search or scan through the
tracks)
I saw on "Tomorrow's World" (a UK science and technology
programme if you didn't know what it is) an item about music of
the future. Other than mentions of MP3, they also showed an MD
jukebox. It was about the same size as a traditional jukebox. You
put your MD in the machine, selected the
If a price on a website is incorrect, how legally binding is it?
I was on a website today, and saw a price for a MD7xx battery for
0.00 and
a postage cost of 1 ukpound.
In the UK, legally can I hold them to this?
That depends - in a shop situation, the marked price is an "invitation to
This is the only list I'm on which has this bug.
It's not a bug, it'a a feature. :)
And you can't be on very many lists then - Reply-To set to the list is
standard on at least 80% of the lists I subscribe to.
80%, so what
it's still a crime
making a concious decision if what you
Haven't had a chance to try this yet:
http://www.url.ru/~copah/CDReader.htm
It's a plugin for the Apollo, Sonique and Winamp audio players. By the looks
of it, it's like ripping a CD in realtime and feeding it directly to the
soundcard. Thus if you've got a soundcard with a digital output (and
tube amp. Now if you have a DVD-audio and a nice tube amp you should get
some of this warmth back, but i personally dont think these new
formats will
give us much more than a lot longer listening time, and hopefully another
channel or two :)
Matt
I doubt that the extra time will be used
well since i use my md to record lectures (mono obviously...) i
think it would
be bitching to change to a lower sample rate so that more than
160minutes(max
on a 80min md) would fit on a md ... it wouldnt be that hard...
imagine ... 320min of lectures ... beautiful...
Maybe not that hard,
I Dont believe i have seen one program which is able to control the
digital stream of a sound cards Optical output. I find it very
strange that
when i play a cd on computers cd drive (Which is conected to the
sound card
through its SPDIF input) it comes out of the Optical Ouput
The Sony "car" 6 disk MD player MDX-65 will relay play across
all 6 disks.
need a Sony Head unit or Unilink controller though.
That's something that looked odd to me, and that seems to be in
the Sony's stupid-non-practical-non-consumer-thinking that stigmates the
minidisc format
I originally posted this on Slashdot, ready to refute FUD about MD and
correct points. Seeing as how a guy claimed that a couple of SmartMedia
cards to swap music, I whipped out my trusty calculator and did some
calculations. I thought some of you might find this to be of at
least mild
I thought microsoft were gonna do a "final" release of Win 9x
aka Win 2000 for home users who may
need support for DOS apps, and an update of NT called Windows
Millenium for business users. I
might have got those two MS app names mixed up and if so I apologise.
Other way round - Windows
What is it about what I hear on the minidiscorg site about
scms that makes
this certain kind of resister put into the remote input that
some how pops
up a menu that lets you shut off scms? Why did the companies make this
feature built-in, just for this purpose, or does the resister
A while ago someone posted a URL that listed CDR and CDR/W drives
that were capable of "overburn" and "CD text". Can the person please
repost the URL location off list. A search in the MDCP archives did
not reveal the information I'm seeking. Sorry for taking up bandwidth.
Many thanx
Not sure it's so much of a wish, it *could* be made possible. I
have a Denon
tuner which has RDS and Radio-Text. You can set it to re-tune to the news
broadcasts and traffic information, and you can also search for specific
styles of music, skipping other radio stations. One of the things
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I would like to know if anyone "out there"
I think it also results in the CD player putting out a
duff SPDIF stream too, preventing them from being copied
digitally to MD.
If that's true, the CDs will be useless for those of us with
outboard DACs.
I checked the manufacturer's site and as I'd feared, there was no
information of
I too think that Sony needs to actually do something about MD. I see
Phillips' CD-R ads ("Got to admit it's gettin' better -- gettin' better
all the time") on TV and elsewhere
If we're thinking of the same ones, I think they're great and the sort of
advertising MD needs. Guy's at home,
It costs more in hard drive storage space and necessary hardware to store
all those CDs than it does to buy a 200CD jukebox player. That
pretty much
eliminates the "want everything in one place" argument.
CDR Drive- under 120UKP
Media - under 1UKP
That's cheaper than any 200CD jukebox I've
Blanks may actually be where the money is made on MD.
I doubt that - I pay less for blank (branded) MDs than branded CDR, and the
MDs come in their plastic jackets, with the shutter + labels, etc. MD has a
smaller potential market too, so there's no economy of scale going on. It's
hardly like
The subject says it all: am I the only person in the world -- or even
here -- that hates MP3? I mean, yes, it has definite advantages, such as
trying out music or getting it free by downloading; but I hate having to
depend on my computer so much. I think that a music medium shouldn't be
so
To add something to this - UK's Radio 1 had a report earlier tonight
(Monday) saying that vinyl was the fastest-growing format over here (may
have been the only one with growth - can't remember the details), largely
fuelled by young people buying dance music on 12s.
Now it's a *real* hassle to
I was showing someone my MD home deck the other day and they didn't know
that it could *record*. They thought the format was playback only. I've
said this before: does ANYONE at Sony READ this mailing list? I hereby
invite them to REPLY ON THIS LIST! It would be comforting to
know that
Some of the new products that are arriving at our local Internet
shop are:
- a Blaupunkt CD head that takes
CD-Audio and MP3's CD-R's.
- a CD-shaped player that has a
6GB HD (I'm sure large HD models
are on the horizon.
- a new stand alone CD-MP3 (CD-R
format) recorder with a
Speaking of being a dangerous and sick individual, I am unable
to make a CD-R
from the minidisc copy. I have tried the cloning trick but end up with a
strange garbled mess. Is there another way, or should I just try
analog? Is
an analog copy noticeably inferior?
Thanks for any replies,
Hi,
New to the list, so apologies if this has already been covered.
I'm looking for a better way of inputing titles to my MZ-55, idealy
via a qwerty type keyboard.
Any suggestions? Is there anything avaiable commercially?
Thanks
Paul
There's a schematic and software for a PC-based
Does anybody know if it is possible to create a colution that would
work with an R50?
thanks
-Jeffrey
I don't know what the R50 can / can't do, but if you can title entirely
from the remote, I don't see why not.
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Is it something to do with Toslink error correction, or is it
just a fun
new
tech for all the first adopters amongst us?
It sounds cool, it sells better.
Is there really much difference
between optical and co-ax digital connections in home audio use?
Coax is a lot cheaper... other
As I'm very nearly a student (gap-year sorta thing) I'm looking for
somewhere that sells a nicely priced mini-bookshelf system WITH
a minidisc
system in it. Have any of you lot FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM seen anything?
Oi'm currently saving up. Cheers!
Edd
"I'd rather have a full bottle
Richard, are you sure the Technics SL-PG390 has a digital-out? I know
the 490 and 590 do [I recommended the 590 to my father as a good starter
unit to use with the Sony MD JE520]. I would swear the Richer Sounds mag
[a UK cheap hifi chain] said the Tehnics 390 as having no
digi-out.
When I transfer the track to the computer HD, then burn the CD, when
you play the audio CD back, there is always a 2 or 3 second
'countdown' before the actual track starts playing. This creates a
problem when trying to divide a song into multiple tracks.
Have a look for a "Disc at Once"
After I eventually subscibed to this list I've now got a few questions =
to ask (in the vague hope they'll be answered...).
1.) For us English people on this list, does anyone know where I can get =
a car adapter for long journeys - I'm going to France this year and I =
have no desire to
Hi
I seem to remember a while ago that someone on here could get hold of =
optical cables at reasonably competitive prices in the UK.
Could that person e-mail me please, as I am in the market for some leads =
and some other bits.
Cheers
Ian
Keene ( http://www.keene.co.uk ) sell
My internet connection only operates
at 26.4 even though my modem supports 56k, think it's the lines because I
tested it with my laptop that does work at almost full speed other
locations, and it still goes 26.4, but I'd like to listen to the shows.
You're right - it's the lines. Poor 56k
Yes, ethics matter. But copying a friend's CD is not unethical. And
in the United States, it's not even illegal.
You may wish to re-read the AHRA - it allows copies of works *you* have
bought, not anyone else. The idea is that it's "reasonable" to let someone
take a copy of something
Beginning of question: who the f**k are Makro?
MK
They're a bulk/trade supplier (and where small shops like newsagents often
get their stock from). Basically if you're self-employed, work in the public
sector, or have a legitimate work-related reason to shop there (say if
you're the one that
Doesn't the Sharp have problems recording solo French horn? Seem like
there was a bug in the Sharp ATRAC that sometime caused problems with
French horns that weren't in an ensemble.
Don't know, but if it's a concern there's a horn sample at:
http://sound.media.mit.edu/mpeg4/audio/sqam/
I'm suprised no one has taken CaliforniaRod to task for suggesting that
his
recording library would require a laptop with at least 4GB of memory. At
1800 bytes per minidisc, he would need ~2.3 million MD's to store that
much
title info, which would occupy a 9 metre (30 foot) cube without
Makro are selling a pack of 10 Bush 74 minute minidiscs for =A39.99 =
excluding VAT which works out to =A311.73 including VAT. That is just =
=A31.17 per minidisc. But, it gets better. You can get two packs for =
=A318 excluding vat (=A321.15 including vat), which is =A31.05 including =
vat
Rodney Peterson wrote in detail about how he puts a lot of information
into
track titles.
So Rodney, back to the subject: about how many tracks do you commonly get
onto a disc before filling the titling space? When the titling space is
full
or too nearly full to accommodate another long
A Psion or a Palm simply would not have enough memory. At one time, I
had the entire HitDisc library stored on word processor (but name, title
and location only.) I think there were about 25 or so 1.44 MB discs
fllled before the word processor could take it no more and blew up. I
would have
Many of my newer mp3s are encoded at 96kbps. I have read that this is
"near cd quality" for an mp3. How will these mp3s sound recorded to MD
through a digital output? analog? I need to decide whether or not to get
better conversion software (and throw out the free stuff!). Thanks!
96kbps
The calculated checksum/signature is used as an index in the data file
that
stores the title info. This is the same approach used by www.cddb.com.
There's already Linux support for cddb, so duplicating the Windows
approach
is kind of silly. (And if you haven't checked out www.cddb.com yet,
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