Capturing Digital Sound Data. Hello, I was looking out for some good software that can transfer Sony DAT (TCD-D100) data to WAV format with the timestamp (start ID) automatically captured . Audacity and Raven do not seem to work very well for the same....

Capturing Digital Sound Data. Hello, I was looking out for some good software that can transfer Sony DAT (TCD-D100) data to WAV format with the timestamp (start ID) automatically captured . Audacity and Raven do not seem to work very well for the same....

wrote: > : - buy a decent sound card (one that doesn't resample AC3 on input) >> How do you plug AC-3 into your soundcard? >> --Leonid After teh LD's AC-3 RF is modulated, now its regular old digital ac-3, you can plug it in and capture it using...

I'm wrong, I've just started looking at them and don't understand all the technology yet) which means I should be directing my attentions to video capture cards and sound cards for a PC. Does anyone have any experience with this or know of any good resources...

off where as I throw in any CD and the extreme high/low range sound much fuller. It's funny because I know the whole argument is that vinyl is supposed to sound fuller. Is it because I have to listen to vinyl on some $10k turntable? I've only listened...

Subject: Re: Capturing digital Dolphins >From: kludge@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) >Date: 8/19/04 6:16 AM Mountain Daylight Time >Message-id: >>In article , >Weka wrote: >>> By timestamps you mean the A-time data, or you mean the start-ID data? >>>>>> The...

What aspects of a signal must be preserved for it to be recognizable? What aspects must be preserved for it to sound good, and to sound very much like the original signal? Engineers have addressed this question in many ways, for example designing compression...

the "Olympus color" which is why I bought this camera to start with. > As opposed to the actual colours that it should have captured, you sound like some of the Canonites, "I like my Canon because the colours are much brighter and more saturated", I...

and another one had a better sound. >I used 2 different VCRs 'cause, as you might guess, 1 VCR also produced a better >picture and another one produced a better sound. I've never seen two tapes of the same title that would play or capture exactly the...

by huge factors. > So you don't believe that larger files generated using the same technology are going to be better? Why would you bother with scanning at higher dpi? A scan of film and digital capture aren't the same technology by a long shot. -- Stacey...