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Thanks but I fould it I'm not going to blow $30 on a manual just to check the hours... thanks to "sweetnotes" The DA88 and DA38 procedure is to hold the “STOP and PLAY” on power up for head play hours (d.), and “STOP and FFWD” on power up for search hours (d.s.). Cleaning cycles (cle.)...

I'm looking at a used unit. Anyone know how to check the hours? Is the Tascam Forum ever going to get back up?

Is it a MICRON?

MINIDISK Is the answer

I thought I did finalize without luck before I posted. but the disc I had tried did not have a TOC when I played it back on the unit, that did it , Thanks, I feel so dumb.

I just transfered a DAT to a Tascam CDRW700. It all seemed to go fine but when I went to copy the disc on my PC, the drive doesn't see a disc. Can I copy them on my PC or not?

this is where it's at This is what you want indigo

Where can I "tune in" on the computer for this?

booda has it right You would be best to have your OS on the smaller drive [C]. The speed on that is not as important. What is, is you aren't spinning up the mass and extra drives for all the basic tasks. Reserve the big fast drive for your music and backups.

THANKS I'm on a dial up line away from home and this really sucks. I''m so spoiled.

OOPS The DAT was set at 48khz but I didn't think I could "bring it in" at anything but that. I'll guess I have to rerecord it to the PC then, or is there a quicker way to do it?

I recorded a duet to Sony DAT from a board tape out. Then I re-recorded it into my PC via SPDIF. I thought all went well and ran it through Wavelab with a little compression and reverb. I ripped it to a CD and delivered it only to have the musicians tell me that it was a couple notes too low...

thanks I've been flipping back and forth between getting a laptop or a HD recorder for a long time. I need a new laptop if I want to do any music on it because the one I have now doesn't even have MMX (old 266). I think I'll hold off and build a dedicated rackmount system for the MIX/MASTER and...

I'm looking at a getting a Dell 8500, 512, 5400 to hook up with a 428 for now and hopefully an RME in the near future. Is this a good choice? What else should I be looking for? Are there any other issues or links you laptop recorders may have? Are the Dells OK, or should I be looking at...

what did you setup for a laptop system?

Would it make more sense if you reversed this and run a snake to the house out of your recording console's direct outs?

m-audio adds this too FW410 anyone know when it's going to be released?

I'm not sure of those but the Yorkville YSM-1p's click here seem to be getting alot of "good bang for the buck" opinions.

hey punkin you the famous twin cities punkin???