Here's the rest of the message I got from J&R (which wasn't at the link I
just gave out):
February 16, 2001
Tech Tip Of the Week:
MiniDisc Your Music
Learn how flexible and easy the MiniDisc format is in recording and
listening to your music!
Believe it or not, not even MP3 players come as close to what any
MiniDisc player or player/recorder can do for your music. No other
format allows you to make your own custom, digital recordings the way
MiniDisc does.
Here are just some of the cool things you can do with one:
1. Hook your MiniDisc recorder up to anything to transfer music with
ease. And when we say everything we mean everything, including cassette
players, CD players, LP, televisions, VCRs, and computers.
2. If you get a MiniDisc recorder you'll have the ability to convert and
playback any standard audio format including MP3, Real Audio, Windows
Media audio, ripped CD tracks, and Liquid Audio!
3. Create and recreate mixes as many times as you like. You can record
up to 1 million times on a single MiniDisc without any loss of sound
quality.
4. Save a bundle when recording music. MiniDiscs are still the cheapest
form of blank digital recording media around. MiniDiscs still cost about
$3-4 (for about 80 minutes of audio), compared with Compact Flash and
Smart Media at $70-80 (for about 30 minutes of audio) each.
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