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No hands on experience, but I've read a little about using VCRs as mixdown decks. The main thing that comes to mind is that it needs to be a "HiFi" VCR. This will allow you to record & play in stereo. The VCR you mention appears to be mono. I also seem to recall audio compression issues depending on the particular brand of VCR. This concludes any possible contribution on my part to this thread, as I excell at knowing a little about a lot. I would like to know what you have in mind as far as looping goes. John --- Kim Flint <kflint@ati.com> wrote: > At 08:13 PM 10/29/99 -0700, Javier Miranda V. wrote: > >I would like to request of those loopers who are > knowledgeable of VCR and > >VCR recording for audio purposes -- loop audio of > course -- to review the > >specs on this digital VCR that I've come to know > about. I've copied the > >specs on a page in my website: > > > >http://www.gnominus.org/toss/digital_VCR.html > > > >I don't know what makes a VCR digital, does that > mean it records digitally? > >It seems this thing, if it records digitally, would > turn out to be one hell > >of a mixing deck, no? ...for the price, I mean. > I'm getting what looks like > >a good deal for this at http://shop.theglobe.com. > > hey, shameless plug for my buddies in ATI's video > software team, creators of > a Digital VCR that runs on your PC: > > ATI Announces ATI-Video Wonder(TM) Add-In Board for > Frame-Accurate Video Editing, Time-Shifting, Turning > the PC > Into A Digital VCR > http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/990830/ati_video__1.html > > Not sure how you'd use it for looping, but you're > all a creative lot, I'm > sure you'll figure something out. go nuts... > > kim > ___________________________________________________________ > Kim Flint > 408-845-6383 > Manager, System Engineering > kflint@ati.com > ATI Research, Inc. > http://www.ati.com > > ===== John Tidwell __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com