I think the cheapest way of getting long recordings like that is to run the audio to a VCR and record on the audio track on that. I think you can even set a program for it on the VCR.
After you have it recorded you can copy it back to your minidisc and split it up. Richard Lambley wrote: > > In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Matt wrote: > > > I own a CDR deck, MD deck & portable but the one thing I can't do with all this is >record a continous 2 or 3 hr FM radio broadcast (and later one day from DAB). OK, my >MD gear both have MDLP but I'm after quality rather than convenience. LP4 is rubbish >and LP2 is very listenable, but as others have said, only really for personal/in car >use. I'm therefore considering a DAT personal. (I can get an Aiwa HD-S200 for UKP150). > > I'd be interested in comparions of DAT with MD if anyone has experience. > > How does taping compare ? Editing is not really an issue. I'm after the ability to >make continuous long recordings of 2 or 4 hr length. ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
