Re: Converting atrac3 to mp3

John in detroit said...
> steven.sawyer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> > "John in detroit" <blank@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> James wrote:
> >>
> >>> Thanks for the advice, looks like a long painful job ahead of me..
> >> Well, I don't know how painful it will be.. I mean if it's painful,
don't 
> >> convert that track :)    I have the same job to do with vinyl discs
here 
> >> one of these days.. I'm going to record in PCM, copy to computer with
the 
> >> Hi-MD recorder, then process with one of my click and pop filters,
then 
> >> re-encode as ATRAC to a standard Mini Disc.
> >>
> >> Lots of work. but doing most of it at the computer level will make
the job 
> >> go a lot faster.
> > Why not purchase the Onkyo unit and record to Minidisc directly?  Or 
> > purchase a phono preamp with a Toslink output and use a ****table
Minidisc 
> > player to record?  If you record this way the track will be uploadable

> > without copy restrictions.  I believe I saw a phono preamp with a
Toslink 
> > out on the web for around $100.
> > Steve 
> > 
> > 
> If I do it the way I plan the track will upload w/o restrictions just
fine.
> 
> The reason for using the mini-disc is that the turntable and computer 
> are not neighbors on the shelf,  The mini-disc will fit next to the 
> turntable just fine. Not so the computer.
> 


M-Audio transit is as small as a MD recorder but you need a RIAA (?)
preamp in between or some DSP processing in between !


Gerardus