MD recording mode

MD recording can be done in a variety of ways: 1, can be directly through the MD DESK desktop transcription (such as SONY D3, KENWOOD VH-800MD, etc.); 2, can be through the DISCMAN, CD player, VCD player, DVD player, etc. (AV analog line, fiber optic cable can be used) over the record; 3, can be through the AV analog or fiber optic output of the computer sound card over the record (such as the SB LIVE sound card + fiber optic daughter card, Leadtek 4X SOUND sound card, etc.); or do it yourself to transform the optical drive to achieve light output recording. SB LIVE sound card + fiber optic daughter card, Leadtek 4X Sound sound card, etc.); or do-it-yourself modification of the CD-ROM drive to achieve light output recording. 4, If you need to record a class or lecture, you can even record digitally through a digital MIC. On the fiber-optic line recording and AV analog line recording, the difference is still relatively obvious, fiber-optic line recording than the AV analog line recording sound quality is clean, clear and much more, basically can be said that there is no noise, and through the fiber-optic line recording does not need to adjust the level, while the AV analog line recording volume will be relatively small, you may need to manually adjust the recording level. Recording with an optical cable can give full play to the digital recording function of the MD player and reproduce the perfect CD sound quality.