-=> Quoting Rick Mcbroom to Cameron Hall on 4 Feb 98 05:19am <=-
-=> Subj: Re: CD-R <=-
 RM>  Ah! Yeah, that's right. It's really not intended for music, just for
 RM>  short sound-bites to use for system events and such.  It isn't even
 RM>  capable of stereo, as I recall.
I was afraid of that. :-(
 RM>  You might say that. Just about anything that accesses the hard drive 
 RM>  will ruin your recording, including screen-savers and virus-checkers.
And while Win95 is tinkering with itself, ie clearing the swap file, or
re-writing it...
 RM>  Then an IDE burner would serve you well, I reckon.
Thanks!
 RM>  Right. If I'm gonna do it, I want to do a good job of it.
My motto has been since being around computers: If I know of a way of
reliably doing it once, then that's the way I do it. :-)
 RM>  Oh yeah, the 4x and below IDE burners are very reasonable. But an 8x
 RM>  SCSI burner will set you back a grand or so.. and no one discounts them
 RM>  to any degree.
Seems anything SCSI will... :-(
 RM>  It's like you took an analog tape and clipped an inch or two out, then
 RM>  spliced it back together
Take a *real* close listen to Bruce Cockburn on the track "Tokyo" on
CD, then if you have access to the vinyl LP or 45, note the verse
starting with "Grey suited businessman..." and see if the difference
can be heard.  That sounds like what your getting at.  The fact it
happends during a word some would consider offensive, is suspicious to
me...  :-)
 RM>  Errr.. there's probably something out there.. But methinks you'll have
 RM>  to look long and hard to find it!
First the soundcard support, then the editing/conversion stuff.  It'd
probably multitask better though. :-)))))
Cameron Hall
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