CD: PC interface, exploiting CDDB and CD-Index
CD-MD: Automaticly title MD name and tracks from CDDB
MP3-MD:Automaticly title MD tracks trom mp3 tags
MD-PC: Automaticly name sound files
I bought the MDS-PC2 hoping that I could
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Norman, Dustin wrote:
Hi!
CD: PC interface, exploiting CDDB and CD-Index
CD-MD: Automaticly title MD name and tracks from CDDB
MP3-MD:Automaticly title MD tracks trom mp3 tags
MD-PC: Automaticly name sound
Another veeery useful feature, if you have a Sony charger, is PC
control of it. I was very dissapointed when discovered that
deck chargers
doesn't have the custom file capability available on almost every car
charger; IMHO, on home systems this is even worst, taking into account
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Norman, Dustin wrote:
Hi!
I mean, you title a position on the CD caroussel, not the CD
itself. When
you replace it, the position remains titled; the exception are CD-TEXT
CDs, but I have seen only 3 of them in my whole life, and oh-no,
they're not text
I wonder what's the maximum working cable length for Slink.
Do the CAV act as a terminal device? I mean, it can't be
hooked between
two slink components surely isn't it?
I seem to remember that the Sony Control A-1 manual recommends cables
shorter than 2 meters. That may not be
i have a 15 foot link between my computer and my cd carousel.
eD
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That little box costs $149 from Sony and I've never found it in Sony's stock
when I call. I thought I could save on buying the software but Sony has all
angles covered on this. I did buy the MDS-PC1 deck with the MD Editor and
it's by far the best way I've found to use MDs features. Any other
Sony makes an RS232 - control-A1 convertor, the CAV-50C. Its a very small
box with an attached 1 foot cable terminated in a DE-9F, which plugs into
the serial port. It requires no external power; it is powered by DTR from
the serial port. It comes with the MDS-PC2. Maybe you could order it
