I've seen one for the JVC XM-R70, could possibly be done with an MZ-R50 as
long as you found the right pins on the chips inside (SCLK, FSYNC, SDATA),
the url is here
http://www.algonet.se/~cyrano/jvc_dout.html
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Stuart
Albert Tanone wrote:
. I'm more interested
in seeing if it's possible to find the proper leads and hack a digital out
on my R30. :)
Here's the service manual. Have at it.
http://minidisc.org/r30_service_frame.html
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Not just another pretty mandolin picker.
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At 23:03 7/17/2000, you wrote:
If you have the right CD ROM drive there are instructions somewhere on the net
telling you how to make a digital optical output. Your drive has to have the
correct leads.
Nah. I've got a Kenwood portable for that sorta thing.. I'm more interested
in seeing if
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Albert Tanone wrote:
Is it possible to
While I've never seen the inside of an R30 (or any other minidisc unit)
I would be very surprised to see a standalone DAC in there,
I would think that there would be one chip that took ATRAC'd data
in one end and put analog audio out the other.
And even if there was a seperate DAC in there, the
Albert Tanone wrote:
Hrm. I wonder if this has been discussed before?
Is it possible to take the R30 apart and get a digital out?
It probably best to keep your digits out of the R30 if you want it to
continue to work.
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Adding digital out *may* be as simple as adding a TOSlink transmitter *if*
the data decoder chip has an S/PDIF output pin. Most modern ones do. If
not, it will involve adding a digital audio transmitter chip, like the
CS8401, to take the serial data/bit clock/frame sync signals from the output
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Hey, this is pretty cool. So in actual fact I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the paralled port
is up to the speed, the code will require some kind of clock syncing to get
a steady digital output.
Forget it. The parallel port isn't quick enough to do that. You would need an
S/PDIF encoder chip (CS8210A I think is the chip) and a line
- Original Message -
From: Julien Blaise (E-coli) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everyone
I'm a newbie with MD, and I own a R55.
On my soundcard and my CDROM, I have a digital output (2 pins)
Perhaps it's a silly question, but I would like to know if there is a
way to convert the digital
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