Hi folks, hope you can help- I love the BR1600CD, out of date or not. I have run into a problem though with mass production. I have the SCMS set to OFF, but my DSR8800 (which reproduces ten CD's at a time) can't read the master from the BR1600CD. It says: MSTR: Error

Hey guys, I am trying to find a way that I can set up something to drop a mix onto a CDR direct from my Mixer, w/o running through my DAW. This seems like it should be simple to do, but I can't seem to find anything that can do that for less then $500-$600. any suggestions?

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I'm about to invest in some AD/DA. Which of the following do you rate?

Benchmark ADC-1 and DAC-1?
Rosetta 200?

Hello. Anybody out there aware of a way to manipulate the CD text information of a DDP file set? For example: if you inherit a DDP file set, and discover a mispelling in the CDtext content, is it possible to correct that spelling without re-running the audio content?

Hello everyone,
I was wondering if passing the signal from a high quality converter to my PC via a cheap interface will cause degradation. I have a cheap Edirol interface through which I'd like to pass a stereo signal from Apogee converters. I don't want to have to buy something like an RME Digiface, as it would be overkill.

Many thanks,
John Stafford

I was telling this guy I met who happens to own a indie label that I was going to purchase a HHB or masterlink CD recorder to produce my CD's and he said no matter what model I purchase it will not put the same kind of time codes on my CD's that a CD manufactuer equipment will. Is this true and does this really matter, if so why?

I'm trying to record digitally to my DAT machine a Sony 670 from my mac computer using a Delta 1010 card via the S/PDIF coaxil connection.The only way i've got it to work so far is using 48Khz sample rate,but my material is all recorded at 44.1Khz.The DAT machine is able to record at 44.1Khz(according to the manual),but i can't get it to work at that sample rate.

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New SRC2496 Sample Rate/Format Converter from Behringer
January 22, 2002

Howdy folks,

Howdy folks,