Gary Gilliland wrote:
>4. VHS Hi-Fi is not digital and is usually implemented poorly for
>critical recording in all but really expensive pro decks.
Whether it's digital or not is largely irrelevant here. What matters is the
sound quality, and I don't think MP3s are going to give you incredibly
b
I do it a lot. It's easier than trying to run things into the
computer, and I don't have to worry about disk space. Record radio
shows, mixes (when I used to DJ). Put a lot of vinyl onto VHS when I
was getting rid of the last of the 12" singles.
Just get a VCR that allows you to change in
Oh, Will the six hour mode work OK without really noticing what this extra
error will bring? I suppose the one thing is it will convert the audio in
to a video signal so that all VCR's will record it. I kind of like the idea
of having track markers, but how that really can be implemented, I'm not
Gary Gilliland wrote:
> 4. VHS Hi-Fi is not digital and is usually implemented poorly for critical
>recording in all but really expensive pro decks.
> While I'm sure that Dan F. knows that VHS Hi-Fi is not digital, I don't think he
>realizes that the problem with MP3 is usually the hardwa
Brent Harding asked about PCM adapters, and the discussion went off in other
directions. In the interest of historical accuracy a few points might help Brent and
anyone else wanting to do something like this.
1. PCM adapters do exist, but they are antiques. I have a number of them: Anyon
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> What I actually want is to record shows off t
On Fri, 27 Jul 2001 13:45:23 -0400, las <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>That would be 10 hours of compressed, BUT digital recordings made
>from digital originals.
Larry, the implication in your post is that compressed digital MP3
recordings will sound as good as, or better than, uncompressed analog
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What I actually want is to record shows off the radio without having to
change media. Figured that if a videotape can hold 6 hours, then I could
get the show on without doing much more than turning the radio and
recording on with
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What I actually want is to record shows off the
There my be some pro decks still out there, but why would you want to do it? You
would still only have analog recordings. At best the PCM tape would sound about as
good as the original analog.
High quality MP3 recordings would probably give you better quality sound, if the
original files were
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