Here's the rest of the message I got from JR (which wasn't at the link I
just gave out):
February 16, 2001
Tech Tip Of the Week:
MiniDisc Your Music
Learn how flexible and easy the MiniDisc format is in recording and
listening to your music!
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On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Ken Clinger wrote:
Well, points 1-3 are great. Point 4, while correct in the fact that MD is
much cheaper than CF/SmartMedia, I'd hate to be the poor schlub paying
$3-4 per minidisc. G
If, hypothetically, you wanted to buy some hypothetical MDs for cheap, where
would you hypothetically go?
J. C. R. Davis
"J. C. R. Davis" [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Well, points 1-3 are great. Point 4, while correct in the fact that MD is
much cheaper than CF/SmartMedia, I'd hate to be the poor schlub paying
$3-4 per minidisc. G
If, hypothetically, you wanted to buy some hypothetical MDs for cheap, where
From: "Ken Clinger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2. If you get a MiniDisc recorder you'll have the ability to convert and
playback any standard audio format including MP3, Real Audio, Windows Media
audio, ripped CD tracks, and Liquid Audio!
This is the kind of thing I just don't understand. The writer (I
