Taperssection.com
Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: Massive Dynamic on January 20, 2005, 12:04:36 PM
-
(Yeah, I searched; StartID had no hits, and Start ID had 377 pages worth)
Is there any way to import Start IDs into a computer? I've got dozens of DATs, all with StartIDs where I want them. Great for burning to a standalone, but mine will burn out eventually. When I move to a computer-based system, I'd hate to have to go through the same process to re-archive my shows in a data format. Any hope?
-
as far as I know there is no way of doing it. tracking in cd wave is very easy and if you have the track times already (you do) it would be very easy.
-
i have hundreds of 'recipe' cards i used to use for DAT>standalone burners, w/ absolute times on them, what a headache
all i gotta say is, ditch that system and go to tracking w/ redbook standards w/ cd wave
-
(Yeah, I searched; StartID had no hits, and Start ID had 377 pages worth)
Is there any way to import Start IDs into a computer? I've got dozens of DATs, all with StartIDs where I want them. Great for burning to a standalone, but mine will burn out eventually. When I move to a computer-based system, I'd hate to have to go through the same process to re-archive my shows in a data format. Any hope?
You have to re-archive...
Bear in mind you are creating a supieior archive if you are using a data format...the copies you create from the data sets will be better than the copies you make from the CD-Rs or (IMO) the DAT>CD-Rs themselves...
-
Wavelab 5.0 will get startid's from DAT. Check the recording pref's. It should be in there.
-
Thanks for the info. A little googling and it seems like both Wavelab and Samplitude will do this.
RME (http://www.gr8music.com/store/html/techinfo-trackmarker.htm) (bottom of page)
Yahoo Laptop-tapers (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/laptop-tapers/message/5333)
I guess the next question is whether any sound card with a S/PDIF input will work. The RME DIGI96/8 PAD claims to, but it is not cheap ($299). I guess time is money, and time is what I'd be saving using a more expensive sound card and software. Decisions, decisions...
i have hundreds of 'recipe' cards i used to use for DAT>standalone burners, w/ absolute times on them, what a headache
Yeah, got lots of notes on legal pads. :P
-
if you can find a used audiophile 24/96 or 24/48 or whatever, they can be had used for around 100 dollars or cheaper :) and yes its bit-perfect