Yes, the disc does not spin in rec-pause - the unit can stay in that
mode for as long as you like - when it starts recording it uses it's
buffer memory to store the first few millisecs whilst the disc spins
up...
A neat idea that should also apply to *all* home decks - what on earth
were Sony & c
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I'm using the Sharp 722--do you know the detail
Chris Jackson asked,
| However, I've had a concern: Is it a bad idea to leave the md recorder in
| auto-start mode for an extended period--6 hours or more? I assume the
| disk is spinning in this state, and wondered about wear.
That may vary depending on the exact unit. For example, with Son
Christopher Jackson wrote:
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> On Thu, 30 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > You can set some recorder to auto mode ( will start recording when there is
> > a signal) and put the timer on your receiver.
> However, I've had a concern: Is it a bad idea to leave the md recorder in
> auto-st
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You can set some recorder to auto mode ( will start recording when there is
> a signal) and put the timer on your receiver.
I've wondered about doing this and using a clock radio by simply setting
the radio alarm to slightly before the program I'm
Jonathan Davis asked,
| I am looking to purchase a timer for my MiniDisc player to record FM
| broadcasts of NPR daily. How much do MD timers cost? Are there any
| inherent problems that I should know about? Also, any timer tips and
| suggestions would certainly be appreciated.
There are
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You can set some recorder to auto mode ( will start recording when there is
a signal) and put the timer on your receiver. Off course, this is
necessarily better than putting a
