Rick wrote,
| Hi Le!
"Hello, the"?
| Which brings up a question: What's the edit point accuracy of an MDLP
| machine in LP4 mode? Is it 11.6*4 == 46.4ms, or 11.6*2 == 23.2ms?
On my JB940, 46.4 ms. In divide mode it uses "f" for the duration of an SP
stereo frame, and on LP2 or LP4 recordings each click of the knob jumps 2 or
4 "f"s respectively, each being one real frame.
I don't remember what it does for SP mono: I know that my other Sony decks,
when you try to divide SP mono tracks, offer eighty-six notches per second,
but every other one is fake and will just round to one side or the other if
you confirm division there. So you really get actual frames of about 23.2ms
of SP mono.
| I would guess the latter since the smallest addressable unit of the MD
| TOC's 3 byte Cluster/Sector/Group disc address is one SP mode
| soundgroup (see http://www.minidisc.org/md_toc.html#sec0) which is 212
| bytes, and two stereo LP4 frames fit in there.
The smallest division is 424 bytes: 11.6ms of both channels of SP stereo,
23.2 of SP mono or of both channels of LP2, or 46.4 of joint stereo LP4
information. You can't separate the left channel and the right channel of
an SP stereo frame into different tracks from one another.
| And the SP mono editing interval is 11.6 ms also, right?
23.2ms.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word
"unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
