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RE: Mini Disc Recording - Recording to CD

The best way to get your Mini disc recording onto CD is to use a domestic CD
recorder (Philips, Marantz, Pioneer, Traxdat etc.) This way you can connect
digitally from a domestic minidisc player and get Cd digital copy. To copy
this ,you then need a PC cd writer, because of SCMS software that stops You
making a digital copy of a digital copy! Domestic CD-R can be had for 2oo
pounds now, and blanks are about a pound. For music, these are also slightly
better quality because of jitter corrections not used on PC recorders. A
domestic Minidisc can be bought for 130 pounds (not a portable) so a
complete recording solution has cost me about 750 pounds (Sony MZR55 for
initial recording, Audio Technica AT822 stereo mic, Philips CDR760, Sony
MDS520).
Hope this clears things up (a bit). Or has it made it worse?
Cheers ,
Andy Cattanach.
>
>
>There's no point.  The file written to the CD will be the same size
>whatever
>the size of the file on your hard drive, and by converting to mp3 you
>*will*
>lose some quality.  WAV files also appear to be roughly the same size as
>the
>track when it is finally written to CD, so 600Mb or so of WAVs should fit
>on
>a single CD.
>
>If you don't want to play the file back in a "proper" CD player, then by
>all
>means MP3 it then write it as a computer file (not a music file) to the CD.
>This will only be replayable in a computer CD player, using the appropriate
>player software.
>
>Tim Sawyer
>Percussion (and Software Development Consultant!)
>Rothwell Temperance Band
>http://www.rtb.org.uk



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