I am using Qpc on an Ibm 1gb Microdrive (compact flash II) since more than 1
year now, and it is perfect in term of speed and usability.
I tried Qpc also on a 1gb SD but I do not see any benefit.
Ciao
Fabrizio
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Inviato: 31/03/05 13.35.26
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Oggetto: RE: [ql-users] Re: QPC-On-a-Stick
I tested Hi-MD and found it is a very, very slow media for computing. And
ATRAC is only known by Sony products with awfull copy protection :-(
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Objet : [ql-users] Re: QPC-On-a-Stick
Glad to see someone is using more reliable technology than CD-ROMS. I've
just recently bought a Hi-Minidisc recorder and have configured QPC2 to run on
it. The big advantage over memory sticks is the cost of the recordable discs.
£4.99 (from Amazon.co.uk) for a massive 1Gb or around 50p for 270Mb with
existing 80 minute discs. And you have portable high quality sound too (better
than MP3). I'm hoping to write a article for QL-Today about it. The trickiest
part of configuring QPC2 to run on portable media is telling QPC2 the root
directory of the device you've just plugged in 'cause it will be different on
each PC you use. Ken Bain is right about lack of documentation on DOS
directories. I didn't know aboout the 'dot backslash', I'll have to give it a
try.
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