Hi, Martin,
I think you'll find that most equipment with the digital optical output
has the standard TOSLink connector.
I don't believe you'll have any problems getting the audio to record from
your DVD player, so long as you have the TOSLink <-> Mini-optical cable
(or some combo thereof).
My PC's sound card has the standard TOSLink optical out, and I purchased
a TOSLink cable and a mini-optical adapter to fit into my MD recorder,
and it works flawlessly.
On Wed, 30 Aug 2000, Clinton, Martin wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
> This may sound a bit of a basic question, but my Toshiba DVD player has an
> optical output (Toslink I think it is). Anyway, is it possible to connect
> this to an MD portable recorder via a toslink/mini jack-style optical cable?
> If so, are there concerns about sample rate conversion etc..? Or is it
> impossible? If so, what do you use the optical output for?
> I hope I've explained myself well enough, any help gratefully received.
> Martin
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