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  • David Chandler-gick

    April 6, 2005 at 2:42 pm in reply to: mini disc recorder

    P.S.

    The Line In is switchable Line / Mic, so that’s a non issue there. (They were thinking ahead when they built these things.)

    Transfer is via USB 2.0, so transfer for hours of audio takes minutes, not hours, making it instantly preferrable to MD, IMO.

    The 895 (mine) also has a built in EQ, recording level adjustment, file management… Too many people are using these successfully, and my own limited experience has been nothing but positive… I think it would be foolish to dismiss these too quickly. Try one out for yourself and I think you’ll see what the excitement is about.

    -DJ
    David Chandler-Gick
    Dynamic Media Group (www.dynamicmediagroup.com)
    a deveraux film (www.adeverauxfilm.com)
    Event Video COW Moderator
    Contributing Editor eventDV magazine (www.eventdv.net)

  • David Chandler-gick

    April 6, 2005 at 2:25 pm in reply to: mini disc recorder

    MP3 CAN be low quality… It can also be high quality. It all depends on the compression scheme you use to encode. (JPEG format images would be a good analogy here)

    I’m not an expert with the iRiver having experience of less than a week, but as I understand it you can set it to 44.1 kHz and up to 225kbps.

    -DJ
    David Chandler-Gick
    Dynamic Media Group (www.dynamicmediagroup.com)
    a deveraux film (www.adeverauxfilm.com)
    Event Video COW Moderator
    Contributing Editor eventDV magazine (www.eventdv.net)

  • David Chandler-gick

    April 5, 2005 at 6:35 pm in reply to: mini disc recorder

    iRiver recorders…

    check iriver.com and look at the 800 series of Ultra Portable Players to start with. I just picked up an 895 and so far I’ve been very impressed.

    -DJ
    David Chandler-Gick
    Dynamic Media Group (www.dynamicmediagroup.com)
    a deveraux film (www.adeverauxfilm.com)
    Event Video COW Moderator
    Contributing Editor eventDV magazine (www.eventdv.net)

  • David Chandler-gick

    April 5, 2005 at 6:32 pm in reply to: Using music

    Jeremy,

    This horse has been dead and buried for a long time. Do a search of the forum using “music” and you’ll find all the answers you need.

    -DJ
    David Chandler-Gick
    Dynamic Media Group (www.dynamicmediagroup.com)
    a deveraux film (www.adeverauxfilm.com)
    Event Video COW Moderator
    Contributing Editor eventDV magazine (www.eventdv.net)

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