From IndieRevolt Sent Wed, Oct 29th 1997, 15:34
From IndieRevolt Sent Wed, Oct 29th 1997, 15:34
YES! you can. but if you are going from the harddrive - you may need some software to 44/48 khz convert that. let me look into that JN "these arent the IDMs you're looking for...move along" ---------- > From: R D Wigglesworth <x.xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xx.xx> > To: xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx > Subject: (idm) Boring techie DAT question. > Date: Wednesday, October 29, 1997 10:15 AM > > > Hello, > > I want to copy some of my music to DAT, but I don't have a DAT machine. > However, in my department we have a DAT data tape machine for backing up > the hard drive on the workstations. Is there anyway that this could be > used for recording sound that could be played on a normal DAT machine? > > The workstations do have audio inputs. > > 'Help me, IDM you're my only hope.' > > Sorry for the cross-post..... > > Rich.