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Sony already have a MD2 technology, which is so
Alan Dowds wrote:
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> Just a thought.
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> Why didn't Sony make MD double sided? Could have followed the analogue
> cassette analogy (!) and given twice the recording time for almost the same
> cost?
MD is like CD. The active layer is on the top of the disc, and the disc
itself is optically cl
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Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 3:33 PM
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Subject: RE: MD: RE: Future of MD
Just a thought.
Why didn't Sony make MD double sided? Could have followed the
analogue cassette analogy (!) and given twic
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Sent: 12 June 2001 07:59
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Subject: RE: MD: RE: Future of MD
Hmmm, come to think of it:
To flip a disc over to get 500 MB isn't so hot. SDMI, ugh. IF ONLY
Sony/Sharp would make
Gerard Naude wrote:
> Hmmm, come to think of it:
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> To flip a disc over to get 500 MB isn't so hot. SDMI, ugh. IF ONLY
> Sony/Sharp would make MD devices that could take the 650 MB discs, and maybe
> give MD recorders data transfer capability? Now THAT would be hot. Imagine:
> Throw like 2
Hmmm, come to think of it:
To flip a disc over to get 500 MB isn't so hot. SDMI, ugh. IF ONLY
Sony/Sharp would make MD devices that could take the 650 MB discs, and maybe
give MD recorders data transfer capability? Now THAT would be hot. Imagine:
Throw like 2 hours of music onto it, a few ph
Hi Gerard,
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> Dataplay is yet another nail in the coffin for MD. Although the atrac
> compression has a foreseeable future, the actual media, MD, is dying. For
> audio, 74 mins on a MD sized disc is ok, when compared to Cd. Keep in mind
> then that it is compressed. N
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the music industry (of which they are of course apart).
SCSI/USB/IE1394(firewire, i-wire)->MD is easy and just makes sense. But they
will not do it.
C'est la Sony,
RJ K
>Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 13:32:33 -0400 (EDT)
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> Someone also mentioned that they thought a USB drive running at faster
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> real-time would cause the MD format to take off MD, sadly, is not
> realistically going to be write capable at much faster than x2 due to the
> nature of the media and it's thermal dissipati
At 13:32 10/05/00 -0400, you wrote:
>what about Sony's CD-MD combo that writes at 4x?
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>have there been issues with that? I vaugely recall guidelines for
>getting 4x, but most of them seemed to be stuff like the cd not
>being balanced due to labels, or excessive cover art on the disc.
>I don't
what about Sony's CD-MD combo that writes at 4x?
have there been issues with that? I vaugely recall guidelines for
getting 4x, but most of them seemed to be stuff like the cd not
being balanced due to labels, or excessive cover art on the disc.
I don't recall there being a problem with the MD m
>Date: Tue, 09 May 2000 08:56:19 -0400
>From: Eric Woudenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: MD: Future of MD
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>Could you tell me where you heard this?
That was a paraphrase from the vice CEO of Panasonic corp. I was placed in
touch with him when I started asking around for sellers of MD
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