Mark,
So you are transferring a digital 48 kHz signal direct from the Sony
TCD-D10, via a USB connection, to a computer sound application? Do you then
convert the signal to 44.1 kHz for processing, within the computer? I am
presently transferring sound from a TCD-D10 into an iMac using analogue
connections but I must say it works brilliantly well. This also overcomes
the 48-44 conversion problem, and means that I can process sounds to a high
standard, on a budget. But have I missed something with this USB digital
connection method?
Vicki Powys
Australia
on 19/4/02 1:04 PM, Mark Oberle at wrote:
> I had wanted to directly import DAT files from my SONY TCD-D10 DAT
> recorder into my PC. I inferred from some prior postings on this listserv
> that earlier shipments of that model came with separate cables for
> digitally outputting from the DAT recorder via S/Pdif and AES/EBU. Mine
> only came with a AES/EBU output cable. After tracking down SONY
> professional equipment at their new address/phone in Calif., I found that
> the S/Pdif cable for the DAT recorder is no longer made.
>
> So with help from several people on this listserv, I finally found a simple
> box (CO3) that toggles input or output among 3 formats: S/Pdif,
> AES/EBU, and an optical TOSlink format. I connected the DAT recorder's
> AES/EBU cable into the box and then connected the S/Pdif output from the
> box to a USB cable (Edirol UA-1D) to transfer the file. It seems to work
> well. Thanks for everyone's help.
>
>
>
> Mark Oberle
> 2006 23 Ave. East
> Seattle, WA 98112-2936
> Tel: 206-324-3844
>
>
> www.mindspring.com/~oberle/PRbirds.htm
>
>
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