Does anyone know a way to get internet radio that sends a track separation
message to a xitel dg-2? I'm currently recording from shoutcast servers
and it places track marks all over the place. Thanks
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To stop getting this list
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ass to do it while recording. :)
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Subject: MD: Internet Radio
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 14:45:59 -0400
At one point you were all discussing how to record internet radio and
programs to use, my main question is how to get an MZR900 to turn on at a
certain point. Is there a way? AND what about this Synchro Record? It
said when I bought it, it could work with a mic or analog input but it only
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Subject: MD: Internet Radio
Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 10:22:55 -0400
At one point you were all discussing how to record internet radio and
programs to use, my main question is how to get an MZR900 to turn on at a
certain
Mike Lastucka wrote:
But synchro rec ONLY works with digital sources, not analog
ones. It says so in the manual.
I was going to suggest that, but I thought to myself, it's always possible that
they came out with some new technology I am unaware of.
I may not be using the correct
From what I understand, the only reason something syncs is because data is
sent along the optics/coax, and as there is no hissing or anything, then
nothing will record until audio is present, as it is dead silent. There is
no timing code (only subcode data in the S/PDIF standard is SCMS, and
Oops! Forgot to mention, if there is dead silence in a track (like when I
have copied from MD to MD before), the times will show up differently on the
two machines
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Stuart Howlette
There are many questions in life, but is the
Stuart Howlette wrote:
Oops! Forgot to mention, if there is dead silence in a track (like when I
have copied from MD to MD before), the times will show up differently on the
two machines
I was referring to the elapsed time on single tracks. What I have often seem
between tracks are
