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Minidisc &quot;check-in&quot;

 

 


X-Chuck_Brandner
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Jun 15, 2003, 11:04 PM

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Minidisc &quot;check-in&quot; Can't Post

New to the world of minidisc...

Just how do you "check-in" your recorded audio and exactly what cable(s) does it require?

Thanks in advance.

Chuck Brandner
"Video artiste"
Picture Perfect Video Productions


X-Eric
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Jun 16, 2003, 12:40 AM

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Most here use a 1/8 in stereo jack to RCA plug cable. The cable is sold at most stores. Just plug into your line out/headphone jack and record in through your NLE or sound card. Then drop it onto your timeline and sync up with your video clip.
Eric

: Just how do you "check-in" your recorded audio and exactly what cable(s) does it require?
: Chuck Brandner


X-Anthony_Wing
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Jun 16, 2003, 1:35 PM

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Re: Minidisc &quot;check-in&quot; [In reply to] Can't Post

In order to transfer the audio, you don't use the software provided with your minidisk. I bought my cord at Radio Shack. Also, experiment with your audio levels when recording (or tranferring) into your computer. For some reason, although the captured audio is good, it is lowered when transferring. I typically have to turn the volume very high (on the minidisc) when transferring in order to hear it when editing. Hope that makes sense.
: Most here use a 1/8 in stereo jack to RCA plug cable. The cable is sold at most stores. Just plug into your line out/headphone jack and record in through your NLE or sound card. Then drop it onto your timeline and sync up with your video clip.
: Eric
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: : Just how do you "check-in" your recorded audio and exactly what cable(s) does it require?
: : Chuck Brandner