Re: TI-H: ACPlay. NOT "mpman"

Re: TI-H: ACPlay. NOT "mpman"

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• Subject: Re: TI-H: ACPlay. NOT "mpman"
• From: Jeff Dezur <jeffd@wwnet.net>
• Date: Fri, 5 Jun 1998 14:29:09 -0400 (EDT)
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I think what he wants to do is use the cd-r discs, not write to them. All
you need to do is if the interface is IDE, just switch out the drives
(instead of a HD, a bootable CD). Then, he only has to switch the discs,
and not re-copy everything to and from the HD.

Jeff Dezur
jeffd@wwnet.net


On Fri, 5 Jun 1998, Grant Stockly wrote:

> 
> CDr drives aren't in portbale design.  This mp3 player I devolped is the
> targeted sizer of a VHS tape.  A CDR version would be huge and slow.  It
> would also skip.  The hard drive version works the same, is rewritable,
> cheeper, and connects to your parallel port.  There are drivers being
> written for linux to use the mp3 player as a normal hard drive under
> linux...
> 
> >how much will the cd-r version cost?? (I have a burner and I have
> >always wanted one of these :)
> 
> 

• Re: TI-H: ACPlay. NOT "mpman"
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