Most, if not all, audio DAT machines have a digital output, which when coupled
with the proper computer hardware/software (Digidesign http://www.digidesign.com
Sonic http://www.sonic.com ) will allow you to capture the audio from the DAT
without "Digital-Analog-Digital" conversion.
I would try to contact a local audio mixing facility which should have the
equipment and the expertise to help you.
-- Shawn Sterling
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If you are talking Audio DAT, then no, Retrospect would have no way
of knowing how to read that format. However, a standard Audio DAT
player would be able to play the DAT tapes into a Mac, and digitize
it. However that would be a Digital-Analog-Digital conversion.
However, if the DAT tape contains data (mp3 files) backed-up
retrospect will be able to restore those files and toast can burn
those files to cdrom.
..Greg
At 1:46 AM -0700 1/28/00, Robin Bateman wrote:
WARNING OT QUESTION
Hi All I know this is OT but who else knows tons about DAT?
I have a client with a load of DAT audio which they want to get off onto CD
I know the latest version of Toast will get audio from a variety of sources
(Vinyl etc) but I don't think it will get audio off DAT
Does anyone know of sw which will get audio data off DAT to then MP3 or burn
to CD (Mac based)
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