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There is an option on the 920, at least there was one one my 520, the
will automatically put in the 2 seconds you mentioned. I had it turned
on and it coused problems with the way I use the machine. So, I went
into the setup menu and turned it off. Now there is no gap at all
between selections unless you record 2 seconds of silence.
Keith Rowland wrote:
>
> Hello everyone, I'm webmaster for the Art Bell web page. (www.artbell.com)
> I've been on this list for about 2 weeks, after I myself purchased a Sony
> JB920 Deck and have a RZ-MD50 portable on the way. I thought I'd finally chime
> in, since I could contribute to the initial message about Art Bell.
>
> Art uses his Sony MD unit to prerecord and then playback his commercial spots.
> At each break, he simply sets up the "programmed play" feature to select the
> spots needed for that half hour. He has all of the commmercial spots needed
> recorded on one minidisc.
>
> Here's one problem that maybe those on the list could help us with. When
> playing back a "programmed play list" there seems to be a 2 second or so delay
> between plays of the tracks. This has caused uncounted number of flub-ups of
> Art jumping in between the playback of spots, thinking the playback is over.
> Is there a way to keep each of the tracks, tight up against each other, so
> that when the unit is seeking to
> the next track for playback, there is NO silence gap?
>
> My guess would be to EDIT the ORDER of the tracks, so it's a continuous
> playback, but the order keeps changing each hour and it's easier at this point
> to program which one's he needs for each segment.
>
> As for the "tunes" he's been playing, he's been recording those Digital Audio
> channels off of his 4DTV Satellite Receiver, then dubbing the ones he likes
> onto the MiniDisc. They are not MP3 files, but simply recording off satellite.
>
> Most bumper music is played directly from CD, but some of the newer tunes he
> has been playing recently, and asking people what title and artist of the song
> is, have been played directly from the minidisc.
>
> Keith Rowland
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