Frage von Ottle:
Hello. I want my nen MiniDisc recorder increased by the sound separately incorporated. In addition, I read a lot already synonymous in your contributions. Well, no preference. My problem is now, as I now get the MiniDisc data Mp3 or Wav files? I want a cable into the Line-input s.meinem laptop. Now I am looking for a software which takes data from input and Wav or Mp3 do with it. What can you recommend? Please help me.
Antwort von Gast1:
Line-in is an analog input. Of which you can start with any x-arbitrary Softwarerecoder, uswith the Integrated into Windows.
Antwort von steveb:
if you have a digital connection in the calculator, use it. all synonymous MD players have a digital output. As a recording tool, I would take some freeware tool. another tool eg powerlame (gooogeln) converts it to mp3. But why mp3, if you have taken it as a wav.
under www.freeware.de you will revert with all sorts of tools.
Antwort von kerberos:
I have seen a MiniDisc player, which behave like a normal drive, if they join with USB s.den Calculator.
Then you need the tracks only rüberkopieren.
Antwort von ropro:
all synonymous MD players have a digital output Just about everyone has a digital optical input. An MD with a digital output I've ever seen.
A friend of me has an MD with USB, where you can only file, transfer it to MD, but not down.
Does anyone know an MD who can both?
ropro
Antwort von steveb:
how else would of the portable digital dubbing to MD again?
Antwort von beiti:
all synonymous MD players have a digital output. No, these are the least.
Originally, as the Walkman portable MD recorder designed replacement (for which a digital input enough so that you could dub from CD player), and that one could use the parts synonymous for microphone recordings was just a nice side effect.
Since my portable MD does not synonymous Digital out, I have yet to buy a stationary MD deck with optical output. In addition, there was still a sound card with digital-in is required, because with sound cards, it is just the reverse: Nearly all have digital-out, but hardly a digital-in.
Unfortunately, the quality advantage was hardly noticeable by the digital transmission. Today I would have to whistle and simple analog dubbing.
how else would of the portable digital dubbing to MD again? That was probably not important from the perspective of the Manufacturer. There are / were only relatively few users, the microphone recording to MD did. Digital copies of CD can not again anyway digital copy, even if the connections are in place, there's this thing called "Serial Copy Management", which prevents a second-generation digital copy. In this age of CD burners, you can laugh about it, but in on the market since the MD was a major issue.
Antwort von steveb:
hmmm ... my three-md portis (which I owned until now) had all Digitial in / out...na, but is indeed not care.
But it may be that I mad ...
