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From: tj@kona.cs.ucla.edu (Tom Johnson)
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Subject: CD Audio -> Mac file
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Date: 8 Nov 90 22:50:48 GMT
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Is there a way to transfer the audio data from a CD-ROM player into the
Macintosh without having to re-sample the stuff, and without having
some sort of additional A/D card?  I *do not* want to use a digitizer
(Farallon, MacNifty, etc...).  What I do want to do is copy the info
over the SCSI bus directly to the hard disk. Ideally it would be in 
SoundDesigner format for easy modification.

Thanks-

Tom

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