I didn;t know Nagra and Stellavox made 1/4 track machines...

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In Reply to: Transfering open reel to digital posted by Bob Track on April 22, 2004 at 18:21:59:

so I take it these are 1/2 track or full track tapes and not pre-recorded bi-directional tapes? The software is easy; You're using a PC clone so SOUND FORGE by SONY (formerly Sonic Foundry) (gives two channels only) or Vegas Video 5 would give you an unlimited number of channels and it is a good all around PC media software. Vegas 5 with DVD authoring would also set you up to do DVDs. The AD-DA conversion is another matter and I would look at the ESI waveterminal 192M card. It gives you four channels. A192X would give you only two channels. Don't know if you want to lay down pilotone, SMPTE time code or Kodak keycode so that enters into the number of channels. Another choice is the RME Hammerfall cards. But think 24 bit and 192 KHZ sampling. It's easy to buy old tech! And think about where you're gona go from here! Just my humble opinion. GR

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Topic - Transfering open reel to digital - Bob Track 18:21:59 04/22/04 (2)

I didn;t know Nagra and Stellavox made 1/4 track machines... - grhughes 08:37:21 04/23/04 (1)

Re: I didn;t know Nagra and Stellavox made 1/4 track machines... - Bob Track 14:24:38 04/23/04 (0)

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I didn;t know Nagra and Stellavox made 1/4 track machines... - grhughes 08:37:21 04/23/04 (1)

Re: I didn;t know Nagra and Stellavox made 1/4 track machines... - Bob Track 14:24:38 04/23/04 (0)

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