Iremember a friend of mine talking about buying a MD drive for his PC sometime last year, but I'm not sure if they were ever released.
There must be some fiddle to use the sony net MD players for file storage.
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Tue 17 Dec 2002, 13:02,
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There must be some fiddle to use the sony net MD players for file storage.
you canit's bloody tricky.. & quite slow and you can fit about 60-80 mb on a MD.
The hassle isn't worth it. the more the data is unlike music the more error correction you need and the less data will fit.
(The hassle isn't worth it. the more the data is unlike music the more error correction you need and the less data will fit.
Darkedge,
Tue 17 Dec 2002, 13:05,
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O rite,I thought someone said it was about 130mb.
Do you have a site/tutorial on how you can do the transfer anyway ?
Id still like to check it out, always willing to learn new ideas
(Do you have a site/tutorial on how you can do the transfer anyway ?
Id still like to check it out, always willing to learn new ideas
[Coo] is one of the Originals..,
Tue 17 Dec 2002, 13:07,
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thats using music onesso a standard md player can playback through audio cable.
sorry - don't have a site
(sorry - don't have a site
Darkedge,
Tue 17 Dec 2002, 13:10,
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If I were you I'd just go outand buy a solid state usb drive.. I did and i love it
though if you are planning to use it for storage I'd recomend you buy a cratefull.
(though if you are planning to use it for storage I'd recomend you buy a cratefull.
alistair,
Tue 17 Dec 2002, 13:21,
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Ill stick to mecd writer and 30 cdr's for a tenner from morrisons i think. Seems easier.
( [Coo] is one of the Originals..,
Tue 17 Dec 2002, 13:42,
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