In a message dated 8/9/1999 9:37:42 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> when music is encoded to WAV files are they still digital? so can't you just
> rip a cd into wav and then just recorded it thru a digital daughter card
for
> sblive or the xitel storm platinum??
I don't know what happens to the SCMS bits when a CD is converted into .wav
format, but I assume that with the right software this could be done. But
that wasn't really the point, anyway. I was just getting a big laugh out of
the fact that V2 answered the protest of copy-prohibited CDs by sending out,
as a gift...a copy-prohibited CD.
Clay Voris
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
P.S. The above solution wouldn't really work for me anyway, as I use a
laptop computer exclusively and the last time I asked around, a PCMCIA-type
audio card with digital input and output was extremely expensive -- something
like $1500-$2000 (don't remember the details as to manufacturer and model.)
Does anyone know if this situation has changed?
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