[TapeVille] Re: a question from a former member of the pandoras.
- From: paulrichard_rocks <paulrichard_rocks@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2013 19:50:18 -0500
Hi:
They didnt catch on because they weren't allowed to thanks to the recording
industry. They were a good recording medium IMHO. I still have one I bought on
eBay.
The nice thing about DAT is (presuming the recorder has them) the digital IO.
If you are recording to a PC and your PC recording interface has digital IO
capability, you can get excellent conversion quality. If its going to MP3
format, maybe that won't matter as much.
Paul
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-------- Original message --------
From: ken lawrence <kenlawrence124@xxxxxxx>
Date: 11/11/2013 5:32 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: tape@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [TapeVille] a question from a former member of the pandoras.
Hi folks Karen blankfeld of the pandoras and rebel pebbles recently aked a
question about not only cassettes but also DAT tapes. she wants to know is
there any convertion means to convert DAT tapes. I know when they came out
folks thought they really would catch on but they didn’t. any thoughts or
ideas. thanks
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