Thanks for that - I have been wondering (and asking) if there was any
response - nice to see something, although it's not a lot...
GB
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From: Dan Frakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MDList <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, 11 August 2000 4:07
Subject: MD: End-Search petitio
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000 11:40:35 +0100 (BST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've been researching which portable recorder to buy for ages now. I plan
> to use it for sampling ambient natural sound (pretension alert?!). I need
> a unit which has both manual and automatic gain recording, which can
>
On Thu, 01 Jun 2000 08:08:40 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sean Buckingham wrote:
> > I've been researching which portable recorder to buy for ages now. I
plan
> > to use it for sampling ambient natural sound (pretension alert?!). I
need
> > a unit which has both manual and automatic gain
From: Graham Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, 1 June 2000 8:17
Subject: Re: MD: end search petition
Yes, how about the ability to be able to adjust manual record levels without having
to pause recording first?
IMHO, this Sony mis-feature is almos
Sean Buckingham wrote:
> I've been researching which portable recorder to buy for ages now. I plan
> to use it for sampling ambient natural sound (pretension alert?!). I need
> a unit which has both manual and automatic gain recording, which can
> also be level-adjusted whilst recording. This rul
Im a happy owner of an aiwa f70, and hope not to experience said problem. I
was pointed to this unit by a friend who is quite happy with his unit, and
im happy wiht mine. I havent heard of a disc erasure problem, though I've
only had my unit for a few months, I use it on a day in day out basis.
>On Wed, 31 May 2000 19:06:12 -0400 John Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I think the system on Aiwa portables is the most intuitive of all: on the
> f70, if you slide and hold the record switch fow a few seconds, it'll go
> into record-pause. Then you could set your levels and everything. If
Jonathan Irwin solicited,
I> Any other suggestions (serious ones)?
Jeffrey Scorsone submitted,
S> yeah, follow Sharps lead and have a menu item for timed trackmarks as
S> well as syncro start recording in analogue mode. I love my R50, and
S> since Sony did create MD, I don't want to change br
I think the system on Aiwa portables is the most intuitive of all: on the
f70, if you slide and hold the record switch fow a few seconds, it'll go
into record-pause. Then you could set your levels and everything. If you
slide and release, it'll start recording immediately. Pretty smart, eh?
-Joh
Yes, how about the ability to be able to adjust manual record levels without having
to pause recording first?
IMHO, this Sony mis-feature is almost as daft as the end search button...
As far as the record-pause before record thing with the Sharp portables - I have a
Sharp 701 and I don't find th
On Wed, 31 May 2000, Jonathan Irwin wrote:
>
> Any other suggestions (serious ones)?
yeah, follow Sharps lead and have a menu item for timed trackmarks as
well as syncro start recording in analogue mode. I love my R50, and
since Sony did create MD, I don't want to change brands, but I hate
> feature. Presumably when you're recording something, you need to check
> levels, inputs, etc. and in order to do this, you need the unit in
> REC-PAUSE mode.
I see this as two different approaches. I don't see any obvious
disadvantages to do either [i. going into rec-pause mode ii. recording
i
On Wed, 31 May 2000, Eric Woudenberg wrote:
> I should be more explicit: would Sharp owners who have lost recordings
> due to the Sharp's REC-PAUSE startup please speak up? I'm not looking
> to justify my position, I really want to know if the Sharp's mode of
> operation presents problems.
I ha
At 11:46 31/05/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>Eric Woudenberg writes:
>
> >This did occur to me, but Sharp portables have always started in REC
> >PAUSE mode, and I don't hear any carping about that feature from Sharp
> >users (but now's your chance!).
>
>I should be more explicit: would Sharp owners w
Luke Rayner wrote:
> it) but the cover letter also mentioned that 'pushing
> RECORD should place the unit into REC-PAUSE mode'(to unify it with
home decks
> admittedly) but this was not mentioned as part of the petition
I never noticed this, and it DOES seem to exceed the remit of
on 5/13/00 9:56 AM, Eric Woudenberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>
> Richard Huggins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> But...are you all saying
>> that if your recording portable is in the STOPPED position, it STILL will
>> overwrite material if RECORD is pressed?
>> [...]
>> Educate me!
>
>
>
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