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Hi Peter,
Peter Ravn writes:
Check out http://www.supremevideo.com/audio/hit/comp.htm
;-)
Excellent find! I've put it in the news and am forwarding it to the MD
mailing list.
Why does this thing crack me up?
Rick
Hmm
What's next?
The same
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Hi everyone!
When I first heard about the MD Data format being released by Sony, I
thought that it would be a successful "B Drive". But Iomega went in around
the time that
tube amp. Now if you have a DVD-audio and a nice tube amp you should get
some of this warmth back, but i personally dont think these new
formats will
give us much more than a lot longer listening time, and hopefully another
channel or two :)
Matt
I doubt that the extra time will be used
Simon Mackay wrote about MD2-Data:
What Sony needs to do is promote the new MD-Data2 650Mb
disc as a "B drive"
is to market it as a "Zip killer".
I'm a little concerned that we should be discussing "killing" Iomega to help
promote MD. I have no shares in Sony or Iomega, so my
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Simon Mackay wrote:
Hi,
[...]
An interesting appliance concept for this medium would be a digital image
view-download unit for use in the field. These devices, in a similar vein to
Iomega's Clik digital-image-download device which fills 40Mb disks, would
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Simon Barnes wrote:
Hi!
Simon Mackay wrote about MD2-Data:
What Sony needs to do is promote the new MD-Data2 650Mb
disc as a "B drive"
is to market it as a "Zip killer".
Well, I guess it's pretty easy to make a zip/jaz/clik killer
On Tue, 22 Feb 2000, Robert Vargas wrote:
Does anyone know what the white cable in the Sony Minidisc commercial that
is connected to the MZ-R55 is? The commercial usually runs on
MTV.
I've only seen this commercial once, but the cable looks like a RJ45
connector, commonly used
Francisco Jose Montilla wrote:
Well, I guess it's pretty easy to make a zip/jaz/clik killer in
terms of media price and reliability by simply using MD.
It will not only
be far superior to any Iomega device, but even MO devices
(here having
equal reliability),
This paragraph was referring to the Sony MZ-R37 - not a Sharp.
Sorry, i misred that! But it might be interesting to have a sony remote
control a sharp walkman, because the MT15 does not come with a remote.
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| When I copy that MD to MD digitally (yeah, I have a Prospec stripper) do I
| lose any sound quality? I mean digital is digital, so do I undergo another
| ATRAC compression and lose the slightest bit of sound quality?
Yes.
When your MD
Greetings -
I just purchased a used Denon DMP-R70 in reasonably good shape. I need a
manual (photocopy or original) and a source for a replacement battery.
Any suggestions?
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Penn Valley CA
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How much space is on an data MD? Don't zips hold 100 or 200 MB?
Yours,
Dicky
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I don't know if you realize this, but this discussion is about the new
MD-Data discs which can hold 650mb and which I assume to be quite fast.
Does anybody have any specs on these?
Ian
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Simon Barnes wrote:
Bear in mind:
(a) MD-data blanks still cost around 4x audio
On Tue, 22 Feb 2000, Robert Vargas wrote:
Does anyone know what the white cable in the Sony Minidisc commercial that
is connected to the MZ-R55 is? The commercial usually runs on
MTV.
I've only seen this commercial once, but the cable looks like a RJ45
connector, commonly
Original data MDs hold 160mb. The new MD-Data2 discs hold 650mb and are
currently being used in Sony's new "discam" camera. Old zips had a 100mb
capacity, and there is a newer 250mb version out as well.
Ian
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Richard Ian [iso-8859-1]
could shock memory be replaced with the ability to eliminate silence and
have a good transition between songs? Like those CD changers that take 5 to
10 seconds to change disks, can you set them to record some in memory so by
the time the disk has to change, you could have gapless playing?
Sony
on 00.2.23 2:13 PM, Francisco Jose Montilla at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't forget a FireWire port! :) To be able to transfer from your DV or D8
camera directly to that device; standalone FireWire cards costs about $300,
I'm sure that having the porte integrated on a mass production unit
Hi Folks,
what is sound quality during digital recording on MZ-R90/55? Is it ATRACed sound or
raw CD?
Cheers
Miko
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Esteemed list, I am sending this message for a
Sorry, i misred that! But it might be interesting to have a sony remote
control a sharp walkman, because the MT15 does not come with a remote.
A standard Sharp remote works well. I think it would still transmit
display bits, but I'm not sure...
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Mikolaj Wilczynski wrote:
Hi Folks,
what is sound quality during digital recording on MZ-R90/55? Is it ATRACed sound or
raw CD?
AFAIK the monitoring sound is not ATRACed, as the ATRAC chips can not play
and record simultaneously.
Ian
Could possibly be the discs. Try using a different brand of blank
and see if that makes any difference. Also, are you playing the
discs back on the same deck that you recorded them on (mds-330
I think)? That also could make a difference.
eD
From: Simon Mackay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 5:51 AM
Subject: MD: MD-Data2 as a "Zip killer"
Hi everyone!
When I first heard about the MD Data format being released by Sony, I
thought that it would be a
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Simon Barnes wrote:
Hi,
Well, I guess it's pretty easy to make a zip/jaz/clik killer in
terms of media price and reliability by simply using MD.
It will not only
be far superior to any Iomega device, but even MO devices
(here
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(b) MD-data was (is?) slow, MD-audio can probably manage ~ 2MBit/s, to
compete you need at LEAST 8MBit/s.
Are you sure that the MD data used on that camera runs
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Yeah Crew!
I'm the Sound Crew chief for my
Hi List,
For all of you Aussies who are wondering about the Arita discs you bought,
I'm pretty sure they are the equivalent to Memorex discs here in the US.
Someone sent me an Arita disc from Norway (yeah, believe it or not) and it
is identical to the Memorex Color Series which has been
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I would buy it in an instance, if there is a
I've enjoyed MD for over 2 years now -This is a perfect format for so many
uses. My dilemma is I want a new car and I want to have MD, preferably
transfer my 2 Sony MD changers (8 MDs) to the new car, but I don't relish
the idea of removing an expensive integrated audio system from the dash of
I'll have a closer look at the discs when i get home tonight to clarify this, but from
what i can remember:
- Each disc came in it's own slip case.
- There was no "5 disc case"
- The discs are yellow with Arita labels all over them
- Yes the plasic wrapper over each disc case stuck to the case
Hi. There's always Sam's Club and their now $99.99 Aiwa receiver. It comes
with an Aux jack on the front panel.
Surprising (especially since the unit also comes with 2 crappy speakers) it is a
decent unit. My son had paid several hundred dollars for a JVC receiver and
then bought 2 decent
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Howdy all,
a little while back, a week or so anyway someone wrote in asking =
about generational loss of atrac encoding. I'm sorry i dont remember =
the name of the book
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