Yes. They seem to be sticky enough to not come off in normal use, but they
can be peeled off easily enough.
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I am looking for a deck to get my booted shows into my PC for editing and
transferring to CDR.
Digital output is a necessity.
Keyboard control, CD player track information transfer, MDLP, high speed CD
transfer would all be nice but not required.
I looked at the Sony MDS-PC3 since it is built
in the process. :)
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I recall 3m made removable floppy labels at one point, using post-it glue. That might
work. I don't think removing a detached label in a portable would be too brutal, but
I worry about residue scraping off onto something sensitive.
Here is one place selling avery removables that may work. I
I recall 3m made removable floppy labels at one point, using post-it glue. That might
work. I don't think removing a detached label in a portable would be too brutal, but
I worry about residue scraping off onto something sensitive.
Here is one place selling avery removables that may work. I
: 18 October 2001 03:35
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Hello...
I'm looking for an online MD labeler. I have found one PDF stylefor DAT
tape cases. Anyone know of an MD labeler.
Hayes
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Pressit make label software
At 21:06 -0400 16-10-2001, Eric Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor wrote:
I've just been told that the EasyTitle2 is back in production. This
allows you to use a normal PS/2 keyboard on any Sony deck. See today's
minidisc.org news.
Thanks Rick.
Just had a look at their website.
At 9:19 -0700 11-10-2001, Fabrizio Minelli wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find a good and not to costly home deck
MD and CD rec/player?
Thanks
Fabrizio
I bought a Sony CD/MD MXD-D3 last year. I'm very happy with this
machine. Maybe you can get one of these, since it has been replaced
Does anyone know where I can find a good and not to costly home deck MD and
CD rec/player?
Thanks
Fabrizio
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Date: Mon, 08 Oct 2001 11:54:32 -0700
From: macdef [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: MD: MD Sony PC-Link w/ Mac
Hey, KQED! ;)
Michael, do you use MD at all at work? Just curious about MD's penetration
at KQED.
Virtually all the reporters at KQED are using minidisc now. The HHB MDP-500
Eric Eduardo, and other Mac folks,
I have a Mac G4 and have used the Xitel PC Link unit that came with the
Sony MZR70.
As with many things Macintosh, you plug it in and it works.
I plugged in the Xitel to my Keyboard and that was it. I had my audio stream
out
The Mac should sense the USB
Michael Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Johnson
KQED-FM
San Francisco
Hey, KQED! ;)
Michael, do you use MD at all at work? Just curious about MD's penetration
at KQED.
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I have a Mac G4 and have used the Xitel PC Link unit that came with the
Sony MZR70.
As with many things Macintosh, you plug it in and it works.
I plugged in the Xitel to my Keyboard and that was it. I had my audio stream
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...
Your best bet is to hook a mini-to-mini cable from your R37 to the audio-in
jack on the 5300, and use the program Coaster to do the recording (you can
find Coaster on http://www.versiontracker.com/). Experiment with the
levels in Coaster until you get it right,
Alexandre Enkerli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, as said in an earlier message, it'll be used for field
recordings. But one thing I'd like to do is to burn backup copies on
CD-Rs. The only computer I'll have then will be an old PowerBook 5300
the audio i/o of which is pretty bad.
I don't
Hello all!
Just received my very first MD device! All I can say is: YES! Oh, YES!!!
Anyway, as said in an earlier message, it'll be used for field recordings.
But one thing I'd like to do is to burn backup copies on CD-Rs. The only
computer I'll have then will be an old PowerBook 5300 the audio
I have a portable DAT and MD. I much prefer the MD
due to editing capablities. You have to sit with your
finger on the DAT's pause button if you want to edit
out commercials while recording, you can not edit out
unwanted material latter like you can with MD.
There is a way. Use Skip IDs.
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] Matt wrote:
I own a CDR deck, MD deck portable but the one thing I can't do with all this is
record a continous 2 or 3 hr FM radio broadcast (and later one day from DAB). OK, my
MD gear both have MDLP but I'm after quality rather than convenience. LP4 is rubbish
I have a portable DAT and MD. I much prefer the MD due to editing capablities. You
have to sit with your
finger on the DAT's pause button if you want to edit out commercials while recording,
you can not edit out unwanted material
latter like you can with MD.
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Hi,
Hi,
I own a CDR deck, MD deck portable but the one thing I can't do with all this is
record a continous 2 or 3 hr FM radio broadcast (and later one day from DAB). OK, my
MD gear both have MDLP but I'm after quality rather than convenience. LP4 is rubbish
and LP2 is very listenable, but as
Shawn Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
t0ner, inc wrote:
AM I missing something here? Is NET MD going to allow me to upload my
minidisc field recordings to my PC faster? Am I going to have to use my
crappy Windoze machine?-- I'd rather use my Mac...
No. Net MD works the other way, PC
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Hi everyone!
After reading the post about using MD for vinyl archiving, I would agree
with the concept. A good idea is to use 80-minute MDs for the job because
you could easily fit two standard-length LPs onto one disc.
This was because, during the 70s, most people I knew used to record LPs to
Maybe we could invent a scratch crackle inserter and sell them. People
could make oldies but goodies out of any kind of music. GRIN
Simon Mackay wrote:
regular clients that loved the sound of the vinyl -- they would expect
the hear the familiar crackling noises that accompanied the
Jim Coon joked,
| Maybe we could invent a scratch crackle inserter and sell them. People
| could make oldies but goodies out of any kind of music.
There's nothing to invent; just get some crackle noises and mix them into
anything you like or play them at the same time.
is a loss-ful medium. DAT is lossless.
Theoretically, DAT, or even CD-R or CD-RW, makes
identical copies of the original signal. This is not
true for MD. MD has become a great recording
technology over the years. But there are still
artifacts present depending on the attributes of the
source
Hello Jacquie,
I beleive that's in the FAQ, but anyway...
First, your PC Link doesn't add a portable device in a way you expect
it (like Iomega Zip), but it adds Sound Playback device so you can
play back music to USB instead of your soundcard.
Second, you can NOT load audio in anyway - you
Hello.
I'm new to the list. Here's the problem. When I plug my MiniDisc PC Link
Interface in to my computer's USB it is not showing up as a portable device,
therefore I cannot load audio. What do I do? I want to create CD's from my
Sony MiniDisc Recorder with Adaptec Easy CD Creator 4. Is
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On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Graham Baker wrote:
The old Ferro-Rocher (sp?) plastic chocolate-boxes are ideal for this.
GB
True, I even used one of those for a while. But I'm looking for something
just a little bit more sophisticated... :)
My idea is: shorten the original slip cases by 10/15mm and
On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
case logic makes a book style case that i have a couple of
I'd like to mount such a case/box in a car, just to hold my 'car'
collection of MDs... A book style case is probably not very usefull for
that.
D.
As much as I know the MD is NOT dying here, in Europe.
In fact I was pleased to see myself an improvement since the new MDLP
series.
London I heard to be the center of european MD universe, then comes Germany,
then France.
I live in East Europe, Romania, where one can find a lot of cheap korean
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could be a problem for those of us in the usa.
At 10:57 PM 8/28/01 +0100, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
I bought two Virgin 52 minidisc racks at the weekend from the Virgin
Megastore
OK. Sorry.
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calm down, i was just kidding
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one time problem or will be a recurring one I have to fix somehow.
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prefix all
non-applicable-to-American-list-members posts appropriately. Sorry to have
wasted your valuable time.
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I've had a lot of horrible problems with CD burners, the kind that make you
This probably relates to user error or possibly a bad model cd-rw. I have
had my
Plextor cd-rw drive for a few months now, and with over 200 successful
burns,
I have had no problems.
Windows is a crazy platform
Point taken. So this basically means recorders like the sharp Mt770 recorder
is as small as their going to get. Which is still actually pretty good...
Gerard Naude
Programmer - Universal Knowledge Software
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Yeah. Let's face it, MD players/recorders look goood...
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Personally I find MD players/recorders
Hi everyone,
I bought two Virgin 52 minidisc racks at the weekend from the Virgin
Megastore in Glasgow (Argyll Street). They are a smart design, and hold 52
discs each. Best bit was the price - on sale at £6.99, down from £19.99.
Well worth a look if you can get them in the sale.
Al
could be a problem for those of us in the usa.
At 10:57 PM 8/28/01 +0100, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
I bought two Virgin 52 minidisc racks at the weekend from the Virgin
Megastore in Glasgow (Argyll Street). They are a smart design, and hold 52
discs
Gerald wrote,
| I was just wondering when md recorders are going to become smaller than
| the actual disc. In theory only half of the disc needs to be covered by
| the MD recorder(to reach the middle of the md to turn it, and to cover the
| disc opening). Are current MD recorder sizes
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I was just wondering when md recorders are going to become smaller than the
actual disc. In theory only half of the disc needs to be covered
Gerard Naude wrote:
I was just wondering when md recorders are going to become smaller than the
actual disc. In theory only half of the disc needs to be covered by the MD
recorder(to reach the middle of the md to turn it, and to cover the disc
opening). Are current MD recorder sizes
Well it has finally happened. It was on the bottom shelf in a corner like some
kind of piece of crap, but I saw a few Sony R500PCs there. They come with the
analog USB to MD adapter and sell for $180.
Then I went to check on blanks, since it seemed to me that if they sold a
recorder, they
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i dunno, personally i don't think its fair to
One solution I can suggest, which is probably something of a waste of time, is to burn
all of the tracks to a CD then use a CD player with optical out to record
synchronously.
I've never had a problem with my Sony 5 CD changer losing parts of songs or not
marking tracks.
Of course, this is a
Are you using the DG2 in discrete or continuous mode? I got the clipped tracks when
recording in discrete mode but switching to continuous seemed to eliminate the
problem.
Jen
Hi Richard,
I cant tell how I'm thankful for giving us this tip.
A review on the Xitel MD-Port AN1 and DG2
with reference to MD.
http://www.dansdata.com/xitel.htm
The main negative comments are the real time transfer
issue, and not being able to select the output source.
(meaning you can get Windoze bings and such as well as
the music). That and how hard
An additional note ... there is also reference to
minidisc.org when talking about ATRAC and MDLP.
Cheers GuyC
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A review on the Xitel MD-Port AN1 and DG2
with reference to MD.
http://www.dansdata.com/xitel.htm
I recently bought DG2 in hope of transfering my classical mp3 collection
into MD's. As it is told the installation is very easy. The use also is
quite easy.
But I should say I hated Musicmatch, maybe it is because I got used to use
Winamp. Track marks were my real concern. You cannot get DG2 to
(meaning you can get Windoze bings and such as well
as the music).
In Winamp at least, you can choose the output device it uses: open the
Preferences window (Ctrl+P is the quickest way), click on Plugins-
Output, double-click on the waveOut plugin, and choose USB Audio
Device for output.
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(meaning you can get Windoze bings and such as well
as the music).
In Winamp at least, you can choose the output device it uses: open
Rick Woudenberg quoted Bruce Yarbor,
| I'm still waiting for our Wal-Marts to start carrying them,
| when that happens, I'll know they have arrived!
There are blank MDs (Sonys only, last I was there) at the Wal-Mart in Niles,
Illinois. I didn't see any MD hardware there, though.
htmldiv style='background-color:'DIVI frequently visit wal-mart (it's just
around the corner from my house) and in the electronics section they sell packs of
blank MDs, they also sell one of the sony MDLP recorders- dont' remember which one-
but people have actually been buying them. I talked
On Sat, 4 Aug 2001, Tony Antoniou wrote:
[...]
Furthermore, take your average Joe and see what they find easier to
record with ... MP3 or MD. In most cases, you'll find that they still
can't grasp the concept of burning a CD, particularly if they want to
play it in an ordinary audio CD
: MD: MD inferior to MP3: it's not computer-literate
Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 02:53:31 -0700 (PDT)
On Sat, 4 Aug 2001, Tony Antoniou wrote:
B snip
On my PowerBook I can make a playlist and press burn CD in iTunes
and it'll give me a cd to put in the car a few minutes later...
Doesn't get much
You really need to use the same DAC and line amplifier to compare
these two sources. Is it possible to try this experiment again with
the CD signal being routed through the MD recorder while the MD unit
is in REC-PAUSE (i.e. monitor) mode? Ideally you'd take a digital
signal from the CD. This
I am not
impressed. Xitel today offers no advantage over an analog connection
No D/A and A/D I would've thought..
This is a false pseudo-advantage. My analog-connected tests between my
portable and home deck proved that lossy compression is vastly more important
than A/D and D/A
| Why should I have to title my MD tracks when the titles have already been
| entered and uploaded by someone else in CDDB?
1. The tracks on the MD may not be exactly the set and sequence of an album
listed on the CDDB.
2. The tracks may not yet be listed in the CDDB.
3. The person who
WHAT ABOUT CDDB? Your MD keyboarding solution can't take advantage of it.
With the music I listen to, CDDB rarely works properly. I have yet to even
use
the CDDB features. And as you rave about in your other posts, I have *NEVER*
traded
MD or MP3's with people. Almost everything you say is
Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your solution is irrelevant for the many people without a keyboard
input for their deck. My MD home deck is typical in that it has no
keyboard input. All MP3 computers inherently have keyboard input
*and* full CDDB utilization, which I mentioned but you
Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll take that challenge any day ;) I think you need to specify what you
mean by critical headphone listening -- what headphones? What amps? What
playback sources?
A laptop PC with good sound capability, $100 headphones, using a .wav
vs. mp3 of the wav,
this would have a lot more to do with the software playing the mp3 than the atrac
compression its self.
--
I have been surprised how good such MP3-then-ATRAC sounds on MiniDisc -- this
says alot about how good ATRAC is, that it can re-compress good 224 Kbps MP3s
and still sound very nearly
wouldn't this be dependant on the label that the arist used and the contract they got
from that label?
--
When I buy a CD (with only $0.25 going to the artist, by the way)
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...
WHAT ABOUT CDDB? Your MD keyboarding solution can't take advantage of it.
You have to type titles yet again for every copy of the MD you produce. I
don't even have to
MCDEF WROTE
Well, you're wrong -- the difference is not that the CD player is superior.
While I do have some very nice CD equipment, one of my blind tests was
between a Optimus portable CD player -- one that cost $129.99 in 1994 -- and
an MZ-R50, one of the best MD portables ever made.
This topic has been banging on for long enough, and something very important
needs to be said.
MP3 is MP3, ATRAC is ATRAC, why are people trying to change this. ATRAC and
MiniDiscs have their advantages over MP3 (more dedicated towards audio, as
it is an audio based format), MP3 has advantages
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually the argument about the merits of the MZ-R50 vs the Sharp
model that was current at the time, was at times quite heated. There
were thread after thread here from the two camps. Many people felt
that the Sharp had superior sound (especially with regard to
macdef wrote:
But that had nothing to do with the D/A converters in each unit. It had to
do with the EQ of the headphone jacks. Sony headphone jacks are EQ'd to have
a flatter response, while Sharp headphone jacks are EQ'd to be warmer,
which includes a bit more bass/upper-bass. But those
The Mironics interface uses the parallel port, not the serial port,
Sorry about that, got confuzzed over which port it used
Stuart Howlette
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] LAS wrote:
So far MP3 seems to have reached a certain amount of popularity and is
leveling
off. Without a good source, MP3 took a hit. The shutting down of
Napster
certainly didn't help. And Morpheus is only a shadow of what Napster
was.
What about the
I'm thinking about getting an MD system for my new car. I need MDLP, but I'm
also stuck trying to work out which is better - an MD head unit with a CD
changer or a CD head unit with an MD changer? I'm thinking MD head unit
because the discs are smaller and more robust for bouncing around in the
Alan Dowds wrote:
I'm thinking about getting an MD system for my new car. I need MDLP, but I'm
also stuck trying to work out which is better - an MD head unit with a CD
changer or a CD head unit with an MD changer? I'm thinking MD head unit
because the discs are smaller and more robust for
Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor
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No, portables do it in the most time
Aha! That makes it easier. Thanks mate.
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Subject: Re: MD: MD/CD Car Stereo Recommendation
Alan Dowds wrote:
I'm thinking about getting an MD
This is because Win ME and 2k have no direct access to the
serial port, thus meaning the program will not work, and in
your case, screw up the system.
The Mironics interface uses the parallel port, not the serial port, but
WinME/2K don't have direct access to that, either. The Mironics
macdef [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
True, but that doesn't make it so. My headphone amp has two inputs. I have
CD hooked into one, and MD into the other. I've done blind tests where I
played a CD and an MD of that CD at the same time with identical output
levels, and had someone else switch
Eric Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor wrote:
macdef [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You really need to use the same DAC and line amplifier to compare
these two sources. Is it possible to try this experiment again with
the CD signal being routed through the MD recorder while the MD unit
is in
Why in the hell doesn't Xitel transfer the MP3 ID3 track titling?
Really want to know why? Because it uses the S/PDIF standard, which can
only, i repeat ONLY transfer SCMS in the subcode data, and also, S/PDIF
wasn't made for MiniDiscs, so it was not made to title MiniDiscs, which in
the case
No, portables do it in the most time consuming way, but even
that is a no-brainer thanks to the mironics interface
(www.mironics.com)
Unless it FUBARs your system I ordered the Mironics setup and it
didn't work, and when next I rebooted, Windows 2000 was completely
forqued, with an
BEGIN QUOTE
By this you mean the Sony units interface with CD changers? That's cool.
That might be a better thing for me really instead of a hybrid deck. That,
and it's probably cheaper in the long run, and more flexible.
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las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Granted, you have to spend a LOT more money on a vinyl system, and
put a LOT more care into it, to get sound comparable to a CD system,
but that's another story.
You would have to spend so much money that it would not be practical
for all but the wealthiest people
Of Mike Lastucka
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 2:37 AM
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By this you mean the Sony units interface with CD changers?
That's cool.
That might be a better thing for me really instead of a
hybrid deck. That,
and it's probably
Just from my own experience. I have an old car with a very old sound
system. It doesn't have a CD player, but it can play cassettes.
I bought a portable MD-recorder a couple of months ago (a Sony
MZ-G750). Very nice little player with FM-radio. Then I got the Sony
CPA-9C Car connection pack.
macdef wrote:
First off please excuse me for not addressing you by your name, but I didn't
notice it anywhere and I didn't want to refer to you as MACDEF.
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Granted, you have to spend a LOT more money on a vinyl system, and
put a LOT more care into it, to get
Mark Ligtenstein wrote:
Just from my own experience. I have an old car with a very old sound
system. It doesn't have a CD player, but it can play cassettes.
There is a disadvantage to using the Cassette Adapter: it is a little
bit noisy due to the fact that the adapter runs continuously in
macdef wrote:
Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is grossly irrelevant to assume 128 Kbps MP3 as the standard while
assuming 292 Kbps as the MD standard, then say MD sounds better than
MP3. This is all too obvious yet people insist on such obviously
unfair comparisons.
I never do. I
Michael Hoffman wrote:
Your points will not be valid for very long at all. We're about to be hit
by a tidal wave of MP3-capable CD players and related combinations of
technologies and features.
Mike Lastucka wrote:
Which is fine for people who like to cart around what I consider to be bulky
Michael Hoffman wrote:
Your points will not be valid for very long at all. We're about to be hit by
a tidal wave of MP3-capable CD players and related combinations of
technologies and features.
Michael, with all do respect. once again you are making statements
without
specific references
Michael Hoffman's email seems to have hit the list like a Rorschach
test, causing folks to take issue (at length!) with whatever part of
the MD/MP3/PC-audio equation raises their hackles.
So, please allow me my reading :-)
Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well then forget MD and
First of all, there are LPs without a cutoff of 15kHz. Second, even if
all
LPs were limited to 15kHz, the fact of the matter is that most humans over
the age of 15 can't really hear above 15kHz anyway. So that whole argument
is pretty much irrelevant.
So... you have pretty much made SACD
guys. You've given me some good info to go on.
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Date
Thanks to Michael Hoffman for the links to 8-cm CDRWs for sale at
cdr4less.com and yesbuy.com. I'd never yet heard of those companies and had
not seen 8-cm CDRWs for sale before. On cdr4less.com's home audio CDR page
they perpetuate the myth (repeated to me last week by a Circuit City
Eric Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor wrote:
Right! While I appreciate your bravery Michael, the sad fact is that
we (the users) are not permitted to decide which features and
conveniences modern audio gear will have. Not even the manufacturers
can. In this day and age the decision has been
David W. Tamkin wrote:
I think there might be a confusion of terms here. To me a burner is a
computer peripheral, and an external burner is one that connects by cable to
a USB, parallel, or Firewire port on the computer instead of needing to be
installed inside the case.
I'm pretty sure
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