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Sony to end manufacture of minidisc, a stalwart of radio studios
Minidisc is an audio technology that never quite took off in the US the same way it did in Asia, and especially Japan. After enjoying a brief period of mainstream popularity just prior to the introduction of the iPod, many … finish reading Sony to end manufacture of minidisc, a stalwart of radio studios
Posted in electronics
Tagged digital audio, MD, minidisc, obsolescence, recording, Sony, studio, TASCAM
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DAR.fm is TiVo for your radio, about a decade too late
New York Times personal technology columnist David Pogue recently covered a new web site called DAR.fm that allows any user to record any radio station that’s available on the internet. The site has a schedule database for many, but not … finish reading DAR.fm is TiVo for your radio, about a decade too late
Posted in Internet radio
Tagged DAR.fm, DCMA, Grace Digital, Internet radio, Michael Robertson, MP3.com, recording, RIAA, TiVo
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Recording Radio for Fun, Games and Posterity
I started reading the Professor’s detailed travelogues of his AM and shortwave radio band excursions back when he was writing for WFMU’s Beware of the Blog. After he quit contributing to BotB I learned that he was keeping things going … finish reading Recording Radio for Fun, Games and Posterity
Posted in fun and games, history, Information
Tagged aircheck, AM, C. Crane. CCWitness, cassette, digital, fm, MP3, Radio Kitchen, recorder, recording, shortwave, The Professor, wfmu
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