14 May
2003
14 May
'03
12:31 p.m.
Am Mit, 2003-05-14 um 09.30 schrieb Wilbert Berendsen:
1. Minidisc recording.
consumer minidisc recorders are very compact which is good. But they
almost never have a digital out. Some have USB, but will not function as
an USB-Audio device under Linux (AFAIK, all use the proprietairy NetMD
protocol, which is partially reverse engineered, see:
http://www.marcus-brinkmann.de/freemd.en.html).
MD recordings sound quite OK but they can NEVER match cheap and simple
HD-Recording via a decent Soundcard.
If You really just want to record (so, if you do NOT need professional
FX-Support...) a AMD-K7- PC with a 20GB-HD 256RAM and a Terratec
EWX24/96 will do perfectly (and would cost about EUR 400,-)
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