"Gerard Naude" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>My second question. I have a set of Cambridge pcworks speakers lying
>around. I would like to hook this up to my mini sound system at home.
>My problem is that the Hi-Fi only gives out normal speaker output,
>and not low volume output that the built in a
Hi all.
I know that the Sony release date for the NZ-1 will be around the 10th of
December. Does anyone know when the Sharp units will be available? More
specifically I will be in London in December and wanted to know if it will
be possible to buy the Sony or Sharp units before Christmas (as a p
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On Tuesday, October 23, 2001 at 13:21:13GMT -0500 (which was 20:21 where I live),
Matt Wall wrote a few words about "MD: netmd release date":
MW> all right net md has been shown in a couple ces type shows so far. anyone
MW> hea
all right net md has been shown in a couple ces type shows so far. anyone
heard of a possible release date, either specific or broad?
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Rick wrote,
|And digital
|upload is already possible using an optical-out MD deck and
|optical-in soundcard. However this is expensive, allows real-time
|transfer only, and requires a user to push "RECORD" and "PLAY"
|simultaneously (pretty clunky in the Wired Age).
Why simu
Hi Folks,
I've heard from reasonably reliable sources that NetMD will *not*
support audio upload from MD to PC (what has looked like upload so far
has just been "check-in"). So, I'm considering petitioning Sony to add
the feature. Before doing so, I think it's wise to hash things out and
see if
All right since some of us are looking forward to NetMD, I have hopefully a
simple yet interesting question. NetMD will be encoded by software (please
correct me if i'm wrong). We currently have an ATRAC 3 codec
http://www.minidisc.org/mdlpfaq.html (look at number 17) even though the
best this
can anyone translate what is being said on that page about netmd it looks
very interesting.
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> Hi,
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Hi,
I could be wrong, but is this the first NetMD player/recorder shown at
http://mdman.net/md/welcome.htm (on the left side)?
actually a cool page, they even show the very old "VICTOR XM-D1"
http://mdman.net/minidisc/mdr/jvc/xm-d1/
wolfgang
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I believe based on the information provided in
Hey there, I'm new to the list and I have a couple of questions about NetMD
:)
Firstly, I was reading the press release - when they say that NetMD will be
backwards compatible with older minidiscs, do they mean that old MD
recordings will play on new NetMD portables, or that NetMD recordings wil
it just occured to me that i didn't remember seeing anything about when
netmd was going to be released. anyone have any info on this or did i skip
over that section? or will it be like so many other sony promises and
become vaporware
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las <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > I have an Aiwa AM-F70
>
> You are correct I used the wrong model number. And I used to be a hard ass for
> details, correcting every one who said Sony MZ-R1 instead of M-Z1. I guess I'm
> getting mellow in my old age.
Um, that
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Stuart Howlette wrote:
>
> I myself see three effects that this NetMD is going to cause.
>
> 1) Current users of MiniDisc will praise the speed of transfer.
Agreed. This is pretty much what I've been waiting for, and why I
didn't buy one of the new mdlp units to replace my
Stuart Howlette wrote,
| 2) New users will buy these as (from what I can see) the media is cheaper,
| unless they need new types of discs, but then it'll be a different format
| altogether
The announcement said that tracks written under NetMD will be playable in
older equipment, so we won't nee
> What we people need to do is not campaign for more files, but campaign
> for less compression
I agree totally. Bitwise reduction, not to say compression, was what made me
hesitate for several years before adopting the MD technology, and I know
many people for whom this is still a real obstacle
I myself see three effects that this NetMD is going to cause.
1) Current users of MiniDisc will praise the speed of transfer.
2) New users will buy these as (from what I can see) the media is cheaper,
unless they need new types of discs, but then it'll be a different format
altogether
3) Both
yes it will be compatible w/ ATRAC3
On Wed, Jun 27, 2001 at 09:09:39PM -0400, las wrote:
> the 900 with a ATRAC3 (allowing LP) is not as great as the difference between
> the 900 and the new gear assuming that it will also be able to record in the
> "standard" ATRAC3 MDLP mode.
>
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On Wed, 27 Jun 2001 20:35:55 -0500 (CDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have an Aiwa AM-F70 that read and rewrote a TOC that my MDS-JE520
trashed
> (that was the one and only thing that every has gone wrong with my 520),
res-
> cuing the disc, which has had no more problems to this day (not ev
Larry wrote,
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
|
| > I have an Aiwa AM-F70
|
| You are correct I used the wrong model number.
That wasn't intended as a correction, and I'm sorry if it sounded that way.
When you called yours an F70 you were clear enough, and more often than not
I don't use the full len
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have an Aiwa AM-F70
You are correct I used the wrong model number. And I used to be a hard ass for
details, correcting every one who said Sony MZ-R1 instead of M-Z1. I guess I'm
getting mellow in my old age.
Lawrence
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> When I wrote, in light of the news about NetMD,
>
> T> Maybe I should pack up my new R900 and return it to save money for a NetMD
> T> machine. [But I can't return it now, so I g]uess I'll just have to enjoy
> T> the R900 until NetMD hardware becomes available.
>
> La
When I wrote, in light of the news about NetMD,
T> Maybe I should pack up my new R900 and return it to save money for a NetMD
T> machine. [But I can't return it now, so I g]uess I'll just have to enjoy
T> the R900 until NetMD hardware becomes available.
Larry answered,
S> Dave,
and we're off
"David W. Tamkin" wrote:
> Maybe I should pack up my new R900 and return it to save money for a NetMD
> machine.
>
> Oh no, can't: I sent in the coupon for the arm-band case just yesterday and
> can't return a whole package now. Guess I'll just have to enjoy the R900
> until NetMD hardware beco
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