payvand wrote:
> but i mean you
> know, at less than $2 a minidisc, i can't complain that much.
I think that it is really important to keep in mind that for about $2.00 or so for an
80 minute MD, it is really a great buy. You can't get the sound quality or the
durability of the media on a cass
On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, las wrote:
> Then there are special LP recorders. These achieve the extra time by
> decreasing the bit rate from a "standard MD". You can play a standard MD on an
> LP recorder, but can not play an LP MD on a standard recorder/player.
my home recorder has this MDLP capabil
title of a LP track? Just
curious.
TAKY CHEUNG
http://hottaky.com
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Subject: Re: MD: 80/160 minute MDs
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> In response to Jerry
In response to Jerry's questions about 160-minute MDs, two answers have been,
| You can play a standard MD on an LP recorder, but can not play an LP MD on
| a standard recorder/player.
and
: Mono discs with play in vitually every MD player ever made. LP2 and LP4
: will only play in a handful
On 80 minute MDs, the pregroove spiral is "wound" tighter so that
the resulting groove is longer. 80 minute MDs will give 160 minutes
is mono or in LP2 and 320 minutes in LP4. Mono discs with play in
vitually every MD player ever made. LP2 (ATRAC3 stereo) and LP4
(ATRAC3 joint stereo) will onl
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> I'm sure this has been asked, but... How do they add the extra 5 minutes to
> 80 minute MDs, and how do they extend the record/play time to 160??
> Is there any difference in quality for these two MDs?
> Thanks, Jerry
The 80 minutes has to do with the way the discs a
I'm sure this has been asked, but... How do they add the extra 5 minutes to
80 minute MDs, and how do they extend the record/play time to 160??
Is there any difference in quality for these two MDs?
Thanks, Jerry
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