Gerhard Knez wrote:
I have an Roland VSR-880 which is an 8 track harddisk recoding device.
It has an S/PDIF optical output and also a digital chinch output
(would prefer to use the optical). Now I want to connect the Roland to
my computer and upload the 8-track recordings to manipulate it
Dose anyone know anywhere I can pick up up a panasonic SJM-R200 recorder cheaper than
170 quid (UK pounds)?
Or anywhere I could find a used one fairly cheap (I need a replacment since my sony
R90 got pinched the other week...
only good thing about that is that I don't have to put up with that
Hello MiniDisc enthusiasts,
This is a bit off topic but I hope someone can help. I have 2 standard
TosLink fiber optic cables (standard 1 meter length each) that I wish
to
connect together so that I can have a 2 meter cable. Does anyone know
if
such interconnects exist?
Don't know if anything
Had aproblem with my sony 520 the other day
It was playing, then the audio the counter stopped, it sat there for a
minute or so then
went in to standby. I couldn't turn it back on, tried unplugging and
thing's, still wouldn't turn on
(It would go in to service mode though) even tried a
Helo,
After joining the list for a couple of months, and finaly acquired a
SONY
MZ-R70 for personal use 2 days ago, i need now some help/information!
What's the diference in the sound that cames out of Left Rigth
earphones.
Diferent frequencies? it happens that I'm deaf from my left ear, so i
I'm after some information regarding buying things from other countries
hopping theirs someone here who may be able to help me.
I'm in the UK (England) looking to purchases something from a
"webshop" in the USA.
There "International orders" info says:
"However any taxes, tariffs, Fees Etc.
Don't know if anyone mentioned this before but..
Flicking through an audio mag at work, noticed an advert for HHB's
pro portable minidisc recorder, HHB PORTADISC MDP 500.
One of the listed features is "USB interface"
From the HHB website (http://www.hhb.co.uk):
"Of particular interest to radio
LarZ wrote:
1) The input doesn't get resampled since there is a direct connection
between optical in and optical out. This is in accordance with the
schematic
diagram for my JA30ES, and I would imagine yours would be the same.
I'm assuming the 520's in's / out are going through some part oft
Putting it simply, no. The reason for this is because the digital out
spits
out exactly the same information as what comes into the MD's input
simply
because it is put through to the digital out directly without any
looping
through the unit's ADC/DAC circuits. It is unprocessed/untouched.
Using
Churchill, Guy wrote:
Correct ... without a LPF the sub will be amplifying full range, not
an ideal situation, but OK.
The amplifier with amplify a full range signal causing it more stress
than required,
and it'll generate far more heat than it needs to. The driver in the
box won't reproduce
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Francisco J. Huerta said:
I would like to replace my aging player for something really portable,
though. I've kept a close eye on the RZ-90, but I have lots of questions
Anyone know a good source for professional rack mount minidisc decks? I =
am looking for Tascam or Sony preferably.
If your in the UK or Europe,
www.thomann.de
always had very good service from them thay ship to the UK for a flat rate (£10)
good when your buying power amps
--matt
[EMAIL
John Rolt typed:
Point 3: Sony 520 control sequences: can anyone advise how I can simply
set my Sony 520 to play back just the last minute or two of a recording
for checking?
Hit "repeat all", play track one, hold down rewind..
--matt
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Timothy Stockman has since posted that the beast does exist and resides
in
P-channel on CDs. The creature has never, it appears, found a home in
S/PDIF, though.
But there is no code or signal in S/PDIF that means "new track starts
now."
| Not meaning to question you, uneccessarily - but is
T But there is no code or signal in S/PDIF that means "new track
starts now."
Timothy Stockman responded,
I don't know how the CD subcode information is translated for S/PDIF
transmission, but the subcode "P" channel on the disc is just that, a
"new
track starts now" signal. It is the CD's
I'm going to New-York next week, and i want to bring back a SCMS
stripper
Does anyone have an adress of a shop in NY ?
I wanna bring it back from the US with me, because you can't find it
anywhere
over here ! (Belgium)
As far as I know they are illegal in this country. Even people who
used
oes 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.
--
I've heard mention of a "silence plug-in" and have been looking for
Last night, after trying to get this working again with my F-70, I
set up my roomate's sharp 702 and created 3 new MD mixes with digital
recording and no problems with the track layout.
That would indicate that it's my model or unit, as far as I can
tell. I'm hoping the MZ-90
I'd appreciate any advice regarding recording LP's onto Computer Hard
Disk
for cleanup. The new soundcard I bought is a Tracer SAS, which is
actually a
Hoontech SoundTrack 128 DDMA. It also comes with the Hoontech ST
Digital
Bracket I/O III. I was disappointed that the analog inputs were only
A Pentium II at 400MHz can manage to convert to MPEG-I Layer III at
128Kbps
in real time. It cannot handle significantly higher bitrates in real
time.
Do you mean Compressing or Decompressing?
If your talking about compression, what software do you use?
because theres a HUGE variation between
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