21 Feb
2001
21 Feb
'01
5:07 a.m.
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001 nemo(a)net.house.cx wrote:
On Tue, Feb 20, 2001 at 11:25:41PM -0800, Gene Buckle
wrote:
Well... while not quite digital, a classis example of LP as data
transport is one of Tomita's albums (can't recall which one at this
precise moment) which has a message embedded in one of the tracks.
All one needs to extract it is a Tarbell S-100 Cassette Interface and the
appropriate cables. <G>
I did it some many years back. Don't recall the message content but it
was amusing. Still have the album... and the board... Hmmm...
-jim
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> I actually worked out the approximate holding capacity of an LP once - I think
> I assumed digital->audo modulation to be v.34 or v.42 - something like that.
[1] If digital data can be recorded directly to vinyl, and more importantly,
read from the vinyl, then this entire analysis is meaningless :)