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Re: ATRAC compression

Subject: Re: ATRAC compression
From: Klas Strandberg <>
Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2002 17:44:29 +0200
In 1971, a local person here bought 7 Volvo 144 Cars. He started to use one,
and put the other ones in quarrantine. He is now some 50 years old and has
just taken out his Volvo no.4 from the barn. It is very smart, and people
around feel stupid, not having done the same.
The only thing it takes, he says, is that you must dare to be a bit odd and
not follow the crowd.

Why not buy 20 MD? They will probably last a lifetime? 
In the future, when you copy the MD recordings into the media of the time,
nobody will know unless you don't tell them. 

This is what many wildlife film-makers have been doing for the last 5 years.
They use an MD, copy to DAT, and neither the producer, the editor nor the
sound-engineer will ever notice.

KLas.

At 18:16 2002-07-10 -0700, you wrote:
>Dave Lauten, you wrote,
>
>>I must agree with Walt though that it sure would be nice if someone
>>stuck to some form of storage media/recorder for a long time and we can
>>get over this endless debate as to what to use in the field!  Sure would
>>be easier to make decisions.....but something tells me Walt that the
>>company making it wouldn't make too much money on a workhorse machine
>>that lasted forever and they would eventually run themselves out of
>>business because they made such a good product! ; )  What irony!
>
>That's sort of what happened to Nagra! 30-year-old Nagras are 
>performing great today. Nagra judged DAT too unreliable for 
>professional use (true), and as a consequence of that integrity lost 
>99% of the film and TV market. Will recordists return to Nagra now 
>that they have the removable hard disk Nagra V?
>
>-Dan Dugan
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