: MD: MP3s
LameBatch should do the job ... it's a front end onto the lame
encoder/decoder and I'm pretty sure it can do this sort of thing. You'll
probably need to do it in two passes though, first time through converting
all the mp3s into .wav files and then reconverting the .wav files
A bit off topic, as Minidisc is only the last link in the chain:
I have loads of old recordings on my pc as MP3s at low bit rates (Old radio
shows in mono etc) that I want to transfer to minidisc. The quantity
involved makes it impractical to burn them as audio onto CD-R or CD-RW. As
my DVD
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To: MiniDisc List.com (postings) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 5:03 PM
Subject: MD: MP3s
I have loads of old recordings on my pc as MP3s at low bit rates (Old
radio
shows in mono etc) that I want to transfer to minidisc. The quantity
involved makes it impractical to burn
Who would want to listen to MP3s anway. MD is so much
more wonderful, and so much sexier.
Well, I am certainly NOT a supporter of MP3, but it does have some nice
perks, such as (1) being able to find foreign music without paying
exorbatant prices, and (2) getting the music for free (honest
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of J. C. R. Davis
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 9:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MD: MP3s and Cost
As much as I love my MDs, I think the reality is that this new technology
(MP3 CDs) is gonna put the final nail in the coffin. I know many will
argue
about the re-recodability, the smaller size, the ease or portability, but
for many the convenience of an MP3 CD player and the length of the
James Jarvie [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Also, just to weigh in on the previous debate.
Yes, I
have a computer. No, I cannot burn CDs (older
computer not fast enough - can't afford / justify
the
cost to get a new one). Still, I think if we are
going to debate this issue, that it
Michael Cheney wrote:
I have been using the new sound card from Xitel to record digitally files I have
stored on my PC. When I load WinAmp and then start the recording process, I get a
wonderful recording, BUT I do not get any track demarcations.
Anyone else have this experience or have ideas
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Subject: MD: MP3s, Xitel Card Minidisc Recording
Michael Cheney wrote:
I have been using the new sound card from Xitel to record digitally files I
have stored on my PC. When I load WinAmp and then start the recording
process, I get a wonderful recording, BUT I do not get any track
demarcations
I have been using the new sound card from Xitel to record digitally
files I have stored on my PC. When I load WinAmp and then start the
recording process, I get a wonderful recording, BUT I do not get any
track demarcations.
Anyone else have this experience or have ideas about what I might
: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Michael Cheney
Sent: September 14, 1999 12:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MD: MP3s, Xitel Card Minidisc Recording
I have been using the new sound card from Xitel to record digitally
files I have stored on my PC. When I load WinAmp
Just listening to this JM Glover track, PrineGaz - is this you? I can't
rememeber where I saw the mp3.com url for these tracks (but i think it was
you), if so - I love this track :P Nice and soothing, good choice of
sounds too.
Mark
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