At 09:48 AM 8/3/01 +0100, tom.b@lineone.net wrote:
>It's easy to do - I'm guessing you are on a home hi fi?
>
>You need a CD - R with a digital out (either coax or optical) and an MD
>deck with the same connector as an input. You can use normal phono cables
>at line level though the recording will not be digital.
If your computer's sound card supports optical digital out, connect the
soundcard into the MD, simply pop the CD-R in your computer, turn on your
computer's CD player and set the MD to record...
Too bad you can't do it the other way around; 90% of Mini Discs do not have
digital out.
> The thing is, myself and many friends have must have superhuman hearing
> - either that or The Sony consortium got the frequency range wrong - we
> can almost without fail tell a Mini Disc from a CD.
Yeah, I prefer the warmer, fuller sound of CDs than those MDs... :)
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