Has anyone on the list gone out and gotten one of the new MDLP recorders
like SONY MZ-R700? If so, I was wondering if this fantastic new disc-length
comes with a cost of lossy compression?
While the added disc length would be much appreciated, I wouldn't go for it
at a cost of sound quality.
(Fe
After following the thread for a little while I thought to chime in. While
I'm not a lawyer (and from what I gather, neither is anyone who's commented
on this is, either), I've done a little searching on this slow day at work.
>From the RIAA homepage (http://www.riaa.com/musicleg/ml_ol.htm):
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The original argument:
> > > can't do it 'cause the porty doesn't have a digital out.
I foolishly countered:
> >Yes it does--the line out doubles as an optical-out.
J. Coon fired back:
> I'm sorry, but I had one and the line out doubles as an
> OPTICAL IN, not an optical out.
and then Remk
> -Original Message-
> From: J. Coon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, November 29, 1999 4:47 PM
> Subject: Re: MD: MD to SB(value) transfer
>
>
> can't do it 'cause the porty doesn't have a digital out.
Yes it does--the line out doubles as an optical-out.
I thought I had
Really quick: I've got a PC with a soundBlaster value card in it. What is
the easiest/best way to do digital transfers from my sony MZR-30 to the PC?
Thanks in advance.
F.S. Thomas
programmer
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello, all.
One quick question: I've got a Dell P3 system with a SoundBlaster Live card
onboard. After quickly scanning the back of the machine I didn't notice
anything that is obviously a digital input/output. I was under the
impression that these cards were "digital friendly;" am I complete
I'm new to the list and have gone through the archives for a while today
looking for recommendations for a microphone.
I've got an MZR-30 and have in the past used a small-ish Sony stereo mic (I
haven't got the model # with me) as well as an Audio Technica mic (I believe
the AT822). The AT mic
