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Can I PLEASE get a straight answer on modifying a Cr02 Type II tape for
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Can I PLEASE get a straight answer on modifying a Cr02 Type II tape for
**** it, better to order real DCC tapes and be done with it. I'm almost
willing to erase all my old, only use once tapes (yeah, right) and sell them to him for pennies on the dollar to shut him up. It reminds me of us cutting knotches in 5 1/4" floppies so we could get another 180 KB of storage from the backside but the cost of actually getting some DCC tapes that will record for 45 minutes per direction is less than those 5 1/4" floppies at the time. At least we had a real financial interest. -- Roger W. Norman SirMusic Studio Purchase your copy of the Fifth of RAP CD set at www.recaudiopro.net. See how far $20 really goes. "Mike Rivers" wrote in message news:znr1062556694k@trad... In article eed.com writes: I don't have a DCC tape to compare to a regular chrome tape. Can someone PLEASE give me possibly a link to a website with a tutorial (and possibly pics) for doing this? We do Google. You can do Google. If someone hasn't pointed you to a web site within about fifteen seconds of your post, there isn't one. Nor do I expect there to be. Look at the transport. Do you see something that might want to poke into a notch in a cassette? If you do, put a notch there. I'll bet if you poke at things, you can see an indicator change, indicating that there's a digital tape inserted. Or if someone can reffer me to a picture of a modified tape, even better! Maybe it would be best to find a picture of a real tape and copy that. -- I'm really Mike Rivers - ) |
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Can I PLEASE get a straight answer on modifying a Cr02 Type II tape for
"Mike Rivers" wrote in message
news:znr1062618512k@trad... In article writes: It reminds me of us cutting knotches in 5 1/4" floppies so we could get another 180 KB of storage from the backside I never did that, but I used to tape over the "permanent" (no sliding shutter) write protect holes in 3-1/2" floppys that contained demo programs so I could recycle them. This was back when 5-1/4" disks were down to around a dime a piece, but the new 3-1/2" ones were around a buck (before rebates, of course). Then AOL would send you a free 3.5" every other week or so, bless their hearts. dtk |
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Can I PLEASE get a straight answer on modifying a Cr02 Type II tape for
Geez, at least I always bought my floppies! g
-- Roger W. Norman SirMusic Studio Purchase your copy of the Fifth of RAP CD set at www.recaudiopro.net. See how far $20 really goes. "dt king" wrote in message link.net... "Mike Rivers" wrote in message news:znr1062618512k@trad... In article writes: It reminds me of us cutting knotches in 5 1/4" floppies so we could get another 180 KB of storage from the backside I never did that, but I used to tape over the "permanent" (no sliding shutter) write protect holes in 3-1/2" floppys that contained demo programs so I could recycle them. This was back when 5-1/4" disks were down to around a dime a piece, but the new 3-1/2" ones were around a buck (before rebates, of course). Then AOL would send you a free 3.5" every other week or so, bless their hearts. dtk |
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Can I PLEASE get a straight answer on modifying a Cr02 Type II tape for
Roger W. Norman wrote:
Geez, at least I always bought my floppies! g The only time I ever bought any, the rebate was more than the purchase price. Aren't CDRs supposed to be getting about that cheap now? $0.20 is highway robbery! ulysses |
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