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and they were invented way earlier than I ever imagined was possible :woah:
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remember when Mazda named a car after the mp3?
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put your cds in the freezer for an hour before playing them to get the best sound. this only needs to be half an hour for post-bebop jazz have as few LPs as possible, but use a laser turntable for them so that you can get as close as possible to cd quality if you record anything on to cassettes you must use side B to record the exact same audio as side A *but in reverse* like twin peaks. this ensures each note goes all the way through the tape and provides a greater depth of sound
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gabensraum posted:if you record anything on to cassettes you must use side B to record the exact same audio as side A *but in reverse* like twin peaks. this ensures each note goes all the way through the tape and provides a greater depth of sound
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ears are burning someone’s talking poo poo about cds
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echinopsis posted:ears are burning hope its a good song
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mystes posted:I feel like there's a market for a $100k cassette tape recorder for audiophiles for the this reel to reel already exists and the prices of both the equipment and tapes make vinyl look reasonable
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echinopsis posted:the thing that seems very cool about cds is they seem a bit “hackable”, like people learned to abuse them a bit, for example tracks before track 1, you could only access by rewinding and some players couldn’t do it there's also this: https://www.instructables.com/Burning-Pictures-on-a-Compact-Disc-Surface/
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Zlodo posted:there's also this: https://www.instructables.com/Burning-Pictures-on-a-Compact-Disc-Surface/ poo poo that rules
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it would be sick if you could also store usable data/audio along side it. I guess you could if you don't use the entire disc space for the graphic. I only skimmed the article so maybe they mention this
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I may have bought this cd single for the cool laser art also because the jesus and mary chain are a great band
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have we talked at all about the black undercoating on PS1 game discs? i feel like some musicians tried to use it too
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Brexit the Frog posted:have we talked at all about the black undercoating on PS1 game discs? i feel like some musicians tried to use it too It was blue.
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bullshit I saw it and it was black :foldarmsemoji: was the blackness part of the drm
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George posted:It was blue. you might be thinking of the low capacity discs for PS2.
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Silver Alicorn posted:you might be thinking of the low capacity discs for PS2. yeah this. the blue backed ps2 games were just CDs I’m pretty sure. the ‘slide card’ swap disks for ps2 came with two disks, one a DVD driver and the other a CD driver, and you had to use the CD driver disk for the blue backed ones ps1 disks mostly had black dye with a few exceptions. if you were to buy FF origins today off squeenixes site it might intsead have a clear backing
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echinopsis posted:bullshit not quite drm. the dye was partly a branding thing and partly to differentiate between legit copies and repros
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there was something they did to make copying them difficult tho right I had my ps1 mod chipped so it could play my backups
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ordering a pro action replay or whatever it was called from a seedy catalog back page and it actually working was one of our great young revelations. my one pal fell over
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echinopsis posted:there was something they did to make copying them difficult tho right PS1 discs have a particular track that “wobbles” in a few spots. the laser can detect and report that is is compensating for wobble. the wobble has to be part of the mastering process and writable cds don’t have it so they can’t run.
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Silver Alicorn posted:PS1 discs have a particular track that “wobbles” in a few spots. the laser can detect and report that is is compensating for wobble. the wobble has to be part of the mastering process and writable cds don’t have it so they can’t run. yeah the wobble groove is within the first few sectors of the disc so commodity burners can’t replicate it. if my memory serves the wobble groove contains whatever region code and mod chips just injects the expected signal at the right time
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Silver Alicorn posted:you might be thinking of the low capacity discs for PS2. No, the "black" was an extremely specific and very dark blue as I recall.
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hm. maybe if you hold it to the light, idr. kinda an academic distinction tho imho
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can i get a cd wobble
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playstation cds are extremely black, I just held one up to the brightest light in my apartment. ps2 cds were blue
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qirex posted:playstation cds are extremely black, I just held one up to the brightest light in my apartment. ps2 cds were blue if a single photon can escape it it is not really black, read a book ffs
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that photon voted for joe biden
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fart simpson posted:that photon voted for joe biden lol
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