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Speaking of DAT, I found an old booklet announcing the new DAT medium, and
it mentions End Search. Somehow it just didn't hit me that End Search was
vital for not recording over a tape, but it makes it seem that much more
stupid and useless for a random access medium like MD!
I know this has
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What are some of the ways to copy LP to MD and flter scratches and
clicks?
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Are you from Windsor Ontario? Small world isn't it.
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I guess it is. I am just north of you accross the river. (The narrows
as it is called in French. At least that is what I am told.)
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I recorded over 3 hours of lectures at a seminar recently, required 2 MDs on
my portable Sharp 722, and when I dubbed them onto my JB940 at LP4 speed, I
was very happy with the results. Up to 5 hours on a disc is wonderful, when
it's just voice-quality you need anyway. This isn't a lowering of
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This may have already been answered some time ago, but what should I pay =
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I'm hoping to find a deck that will do high-speed dubbing from
cassette tapes (voice, not music, so absolute hi fi isn't required)
This would be sorta convoluted, but if you had an MD deck AND a Sony JB940
deck connected to it, you could actually run your tape thru a dubbing deck
and record the
So far no one has spoken up: does ANYONE own a Sony 940 deck?
I wanted to know if it will still record at mono, and here's another
question: if you record on the new, long play lower-bitrate speed, can
that disc be played on other models, or only on new equipment with the
long play feature?
I prefer disc, but if you read the New York Times, they ALWAYS spell it
DISK even for Compact Discs (trademark). They refuse to spell it with a
'c.'
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people don't necessarily want SCMS control just to STEAL music, it's
also because without it you can't even copy YOUR OWN stuff. And we
don't all have the budgets for pro equipment.
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I must have missed the first mention of an End Search petition to Sony,
but please sign me up. I would strongly recommend that it leave out all
other issues, and stick to End Search only, as the others will dilute
the message. End Search needs to stand out alone as the greatest
abomination of
I would like to ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] and also liteways to please not
put such long quotes into your posts, they are completely unnecessary
and in fact the latest digest was probably more quotes than original
messages! It's a huge waste of bandwidth and time!
We wouldn't be arguing about end search if Gaz would stop trying to
defend something so stupid, useless, and ergonomically idiotic, not to
mention destructive. I don't understand why he does this, unless he
just likes calling people stupid and arguing with them.
But more importantly: does
I got this nice reply re that circuit city web page:
Dear Mr. Gray,
It
?s always a pleasure hear from one of our customers, but when we can
learn
ways to improve our web site in the process we always feel we've gotten
the
better end of the bargain.
As a result of your note to us, we
uld
rather have a CD than a MiniDisc copy, but oftentimes the MD copy sounds
good enough to keep, and I would ALWAYS rather have an MD copy than a
cassette copy of something. That's the point you seem to miss. Thanks
for your time on this.
About 10 or so years ago some CDs on the market had graphics included,
but you needed a special player to see them; it was usually lyrics and
maybe some artwork. Does anyone know of a Windows CD player program
that would display those graphics? I still have the Hendrix Smash Hits
and I think
Thanks, everyone, who answered my query about toslink v. coax; I figured
it was BS. The info came from a book by Robert Harley, who I'm told is
"controversial" among audiophiles. I'm not an audiophile yet, but hope
one day to have the bux to do so. But no matter how rich I ever get, I
plan
for Winremote, and I'd hate to invest in it if it didn't
preform this function.
Thanks!
Jim
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cable out, then it makes a new track when
pulled out, then another when put back in.
Note: On a sharp 702 player, this whole digital synch recording
works perfectly.
That's why I asked about the Sony MZ-90. Maybe it behaves...
This may be a silly question, but I hate to assume; when I digitally
copied a CD, I found it was recorded at a very low volume, so I kept
boosting the input volume on the MD recorder until it was still
undistorted, and recorded a much louder MD from the CD.
I would imagine that there will be no
would be
appreciated.
Jim
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On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Evil Jim wrote,
| When recording mp3's, regardless of
| whether I put a space of up to 5 seconds of silence inbetween tracks or
| not, the MD will not place track marks.
| Right now, I've tried it with all the signals from my computer
I use a Sony 520 deck and a Sharp 722 portable, and everything recorded
on one plays perfectly on the other, including mono recordings. I've
been very happy with both units. I recently got the little Aiwa
bookshelf unit (XDM110? not sure of the number) and it came with a free
portable player,
My 520 has worked great, flawlessly for over a year now. A couple of
Memoriex discs have been troublesome, but on all 3 of my recorders, not
just the 520.
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I am an avid fan of the ZDTV an they have been pushing a new DVD player that
offers some very interesting features. So while kicking around my Circuit
City Store here in Phx, AZ I noticed that they had the Apex DVD player on
sale for $179. I thought I would give it a try, and man what a deal!
use to
take places and not their primary home machine. I think it's cool they make
multi-speed dubbing boomboxes but really, is that necessary?
Sigh...this is so ridiculous.
Regards,
Jim
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| Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 15:23:02 -0500
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|Aiwa CSD-MD50 for $199. I think it's normally around $300.|||
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|http://www.jandr.com/
|http://www.aiwa.com/Catalog99/models/CSD-MD50.asp
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I would tend to doubt that anyone at Sony bothers to look at this
digest, else someone would've spoke up by now... we still do not know
,to this day, whether Sony knows how much most of us hate and despise
End Search, and probably don't know or care that they really blew it
when they didn't put
Forgot to mention that a product called D-Solvit is good for getting
labels off, it's orange scented and comes in very small or large plastic
bottles, if it's still on the market...
I guess I'm gonna have to try that timer thing, so can we assume that
when you press "timer' on your Sony deck,
two weeks ago. It's the Marantz PMD650, a pro
portable machine. Whaddya wanna know about it?
Jim R.
02/02/00
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will get if I can't find one that runs on batteries.
Thanks a bunch!
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What type of timer works with these Sony decks? Is it a special model
you buy from Sony? Surely it's not a kitchen timer that cuts the power
on, since the deck has to be powered the whole time it's on standby.
What model, make, price, where does one get a timer as described?
On another topic,
to find that I had 20 blank tracks. :(
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BassCube 8. It bottoms at 80Hz, not 20Hz.
What I get for posting without checking.
I may be wrong, but I think when it says it bottoms and 80Hz, that 80Hz is the
point it is 3db down on the response curve. It is still responsive to the lower
frequencies, but not as responsive.
Jim Coon
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I've found problems with Memorex blanks on several occasions, in 2
different recorders; the problem is that the disc 'hangs' up and won't
record or play past a certain point. Sometimes it will record all the
way thru, but on playback it stops at a certain point and the timing
display flashes
I know you guys are trying to hash out an issue which is kind of
"thorny" and complex, but it sure will be nice to see the MD list go
back to being the MD list and stop being the Constitutional Law list.
Jim R.
01/02/00
1340
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a track mark on each side of it,
erased the rest of the disc, recorded on the blank part, and then
erased the dropout track.
Anyway, before you rush to blame the MD for a dropout, consider that
it might be a "mismatch" between the disc and a particular machine
The Sony 7700 will play CD-R's but not CD/
RW's. My first gneration Pioneer Model 500 will play CD/RW's but not
CD-R's. In fact, I can record CD/RW's of DMX (Digital Music Express) and
dub them back to CD-R on my Marantz CD Recorder and the SCMS does not kick
in!!
The new Sony 200 CD/DVD
Date: Sat, 18 Dec 1999 20:41:03 -0600
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After I read your post, I grabbed a handful of MDs which were recorded
on various machines, and as far back as May of 1993. They all worked
just fine. It sounds to me like you probably have
are audio recorders, not computer-based,
so I rather doubt that any CD-TEXT is recorded on to the CDRs.
Jim Resinger
12/12/99
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Does anyone know how this new MD/MP3 package from Sharp works. They make it
sound as if one could record a data stream of MP3 data and decode it using
the MD as a "memory" source like a CDR. My take is that it will allow you
to hood your PC to your md and do standard analog recording of live
re the 930 editing trick, I've sometimes added a dummy track (a few
seconds of silence or noise) at the end just so that I could go
backwards into the previous track, rather than take forever to go
forward. after finishing, delete the dummy track. it's fun, working
out these little tricks,
If you're going to post this on every single message:
"A book judged by it's cover makes for a very shallow read."
you might want to get rid of the apostrophe, it's "its" not "it's"
don't get offended, just trying to save you some embarrassment
quiet and vibration-free.
Does this drive have compatibility issues with Win98?
Not that I know of. I replaced an HP drive with the Iomega and Windows
didn't try to find new hardware, so the driver must be generic. I
copied a 60 minute audio CD in 15 minutes, so it's working at 4x.
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, but it is only a 4x read, 4x
write 2x rewrite drive.
No, it's a 4x write, 4x re-write, and 24x read drive.
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as AC? I saw a recently
released Sony boombox runs on AC power only...really weird for a boombox I
thought.
Regards,
Jim
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| Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 16:22:35 +0300
| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tugrul Tanyol)
| Subject: Re: MD: MD boombox recommendations?
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| Joe,
| Last
On 8/23/99 I posted an article from STEREO REVIEW'S SOUND AND VISION
about a new "scheme" to make CDs copy-proof. Here's another article
from POPULAR SCIENCE along the same lines.
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Copy-Proof CDs
By this time next year, new coding on music CDs might prevent them
from being copied on
Hey, I don't hate analog just because I love digital and MDs! I
recently dug out an old Dolby B cassette of a gig I played with some
guys in our surf band 21 years ago, and it made a nice copy on MD. It's
a relief knowing that the MD will probably long outlive the original
cassette, being an
I thought you might be interested in this. It bodes ill for all of us.
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C-Dilla, recently acquired by Macrovision, is developing technology
that is said to prevent a computer's CD-ROM drive from playing music
CDs, making it impossible to copy them with a CD-R drive or
I seem to recall from a physics class that when you double the sound volume,
it's an increase of 3 dBs.
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Yeah, to the guy who called us "fools," I'll gladly switch when Sony
gets rid of that fookin' End Search crap!
You really know how to win friends and influence people!
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Has anyone had problems getting to the Minidisco web site lately? For
the last two days it's been impossible to log on to either Minidisco
or their sister web site, Digidisco.
Jim R.
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for the first time, my Sharp 722 made an error: I was copying an MD via
Toslink, and near the end of the 68 minute album, the final track began
to break up into intermittent skips of silence for several seconds, then
more of the song, then more silence, back and forth.
The 722 hasn't been
60 min discs always cost more, for no apparent reason other than maybe
scarcity. is there any advantage to a 60 over a 74? are the tracks
spread out wider for less errors, or are they just crippled 74s? why
would they exist?
damark (at damark.com) has a Sharp portable for sale for $199 in
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