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> Seems rather short sighted of them. Mabye someone could wright a small
> program to take advatage of the cable. ;-)
Well I would allmost say that people who buy the kit are a little bit
short shighted. Why?
1) The "Internet Minidisc" doesn't do digital transfer
: MD: the "Internet Minidisc" by Sharp
"Craig Goligowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can anyone who ownes one tell me if this cable and/or software combo
allows
> titling
It does not, according to the
Can anyone who ownes one tell me if this cable and/or software combo allows
titling
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* Ralph Smeets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu, 09 Dec 1999
| But you have to stop/pause the recording if you want to adjust the level. It
| can't be done on the fly like on a home-deck or on a Sharp porti
I did not say that it was good, only that i
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> * "Martin Schiff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, 08 Dec 1999
> | And Sharp portables have a manually adjustable record level control where
> | the Sony portables do not.
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> Sony portables do have manually adjustabl
> And Sharp portables have a manually adjustable record level control where the Sony
> portables do not.
Sony portables do have manually adjustable recording levels. But you must set the
level "before"
you start to record (in record/pause mode) and can not change it "on the fly" (unlike
most
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* "Martin Schiff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, 08 Dec 1999
| And Sharp portables have a manually adjustable record level control where
| the Sony portables do not.
Sony portables do have manually adjustable record level controls (at least
my R30 doe
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> > Maybe what you write about is slightly different, but
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> > Maybe what you write about is slightly different, but
> my Sony MD component recorder has a couple 'sync'
> features, such as one that records when it detects an
> audio signal, and even clips out the null-sound times
> (called smart space). I have yet to try thi
> Maybe what you write about is slightly different, but
my Sony MD component recorder has a couple 'sync'
features, such as one that records when it detects an
audio signal, and even clips out the null-sound times
(called smart space). I have yet to try this on the
analog connection, but it wor
he wonder that is MD. =)
Aston
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--- Steven Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use the Voquette VMM and the NetLink Adapter with
my new MT15. I gave VMM and the NetLink Adapter to my
friend for couple of days and he tested it with his
Sharp MD 701 and it works fine with his MD as well.
Since they use Sync Recording, it should
think that hardware will work with sony md units, for example? or is it
a propiatary sharp thing?
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>I saw you
>I saw your post on the MD list. What MD are you using? Are you using the
Sharp MT15 or another one? As noted by another post, they seemed to think
this device will work fine with other MD recorders. As far as I'm
concerned, they should sell the software separately as one could use a
regular
Hi Ralph,
Re:
> Voquette sells you a $70 analog cable!
Yes, you are right - $70 for a cable is a lot. However I look at it differently.
Voquette provided me with a new way of using my MD. Since I have their
VMM software and NetLink adapter, I look at WEB Audio in a different way.
I schedule
The connection is analog, and it does depend on the synchro-start mechanism.
Sony's upcoming MP3 > MD solution is better in my opinion. It's a
paralell/USB to optical connection -- with some sort of software -- that
will be out very early 2000 in the US. Sony originally said the price would
be $
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> "Alan Dowds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > I can't tell if this does fits any Sharp MD. Will it be able to control my
> > 702, since there's no rec button on the remote?
> >
> > Since, according to the system requirements, the Voquette hardware requires
> > a so
I can't tell if this does fits any Sharp MD. Will it be able to control my
702, since there's no rec button on the remote?
Since, according to the system requirements, the Voquette hardware requires
a sound card, I presume it is just a posh stereo analogue cable (?) Where
does the control line p
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Don't we have something like this for the any m
Hmm,
have to check this out.
However, is it a digital connection? Or is the hardware just a "special" cable
that connects to the analog out of your soundcard?
Cheers,
Ralph -> not into MP3
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> Thanks for the note Robert, I've added a link and am forwarding this
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