Crosswords1 min ago
Does anyone else still favour minidiscs?
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I love minidiscs, they're my preferred recording/listening medium but realise that they are on the verge of becoming obsolete. I always used to stock up on blank ones at my local HMV but last weekend found none on display and was told the chain no longer stock them.
Yes, yes, yes, I know we're all going over to MP3s and ipods now. I've resisted it so far but fear I will have no choice. I find MDs very editable - great for me as I love doing compilations - and can bump up the recording levels on older tracks that have lower production levels so they match later ones, etc. Can all this be done with ipods and MP3 players too?
Yes, yes, yes, I know we're all going over to MP3s and ipods now. I've resisted it so far but fear I will have no choice. I find MDs very editable - great for me as I love doing compilations - and can bump up the recording levels on older tracks that have lower production levels so they match later ones, etc. Can all this be done with ipods and MP3 players too?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.lol i bought some mini disks a few years back because they were on offer - typical of me that. I was planning on getting a mini disk player but as it ends up I didn't get one and got an Mp3 instead.
I still have the disks, as its a shame to throw them out - I will keep them untill you cant buy them anymore and then I will sell them to you at a profit lol!
I still have the disks, as its a shame to throw them out - I will keep them untill you cant buy them anymore and then I will sell them to you at a profit lol!
"Did Sony block the use of minidiscs for data storage?
They'd have made a great floppy replacement. "
No they didn't and there were minidisc drives available but they were expensive and slow when writting. Details at the following link...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minidisc#MD_Data
They'd have made a great floppy replacement. "
No they didn't and there were minidisc drives available but they were expensive and slow when writting. Details at the following link...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minidisc#MD_Data