Im currently using the Vinyl Express R-Series but it messed up after it goes longer than 3-4 feet. Does this one have any issues cutting longer images
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It sure does. Anything longer than 4 feet or so will cause the machine to reset halfway through. The feeder wheels also don't have enough power to pull vinyl off a roll, I have to unroll it first and let hang down behind the machine. Beware, it's cheap for reason.
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Should play beautifully with all other things being equal. All machine brands I have owned have been picky about tape brands for some reason, and the Sony N750 is no different. I have had luck with Sony tapes in the past and I am using Maxell now. BASF, RCA, Fuji, etc, all had problems, mostly with rolling picture or sound lines. Also, 8-hour tapes have always been best for me. Other than that, the two machines should be good friends.
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It works well if you have a steady hand and drag it slowly and squarely. If you want to copy photos in the best way, I would recommend the Brother DS-620. Fantastic on photos.
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i don't really do long recording cause it can't cut like the one i had before however i suggest you make sure you battery is always fully charge and use the mode for the best quality recording which is the shortest mode and use something to store your recording on and delete it from the recorder
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I would suspect the DVD writer. Have you tried any other +R's (different brand) on this writer? Have you tried -R's on the writer. I keep both handy and use them both. Reason is that sometimes the readers out there "prefer" one medium over the other. So I can cut both on my writer but where I play it matters as well.
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Do yourself a favor and pop over to www.macworld.com and do a search for recording vinyl. I am sitting here right now with an Audio-Technica atpl50 hooked up to a Griffin iMic which is hooked up to my dual 2ghz G5 recording 45s for a neighbor. Griffin has software called Final Vinyl. Very easy to use, very intuitive!
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I believe I use the 32 GB ultra class 4 and it works fine for both pix and video . Got those from Amazon also.
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If you buy it new from Digidesign/Avid then the answer is Yes. But it is much higher than ebay/street price. Most of the ones on ebay do not have Pro Tools. It will work without it but the full editing and importing must be done in the plugin in Pro Tools. When this first came out it had PT 8 LE. Some on ebay have PT 9 included. Many people just kept the PT license and sold/resold the Eleven Rack. Make sure that you get it with the Expansion Pack. New amps and effects. The Multi Delay is the same as PT and is worth the price of the Expansion. If you buy used be sure to get the license and disks or a way to download them. And DO NOT do a hardware reset to default settings on the rack or you will lose the expansion pack. Otherwise, I recommend the Eleven Rack. I use it live and in the studio and I like it alot.
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We have 2. I love them both. One has held up exceptionally for about 3yrs, the other we've had about a yr. I didn't pay more than $35 for either of mine. I would just keep checking back. Depending on the prints some are very limited, neither of our prints are in production anymore. They clean up exceptionally well, even if you bought a used one to save a few it will most likely look new. Good luck!
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I would go with the Expression so you're not as limited with sizes. With the smaller one you can only cut up to 5". I have had mine for about 4 months (I've never had one before this) and it is awesome! If you do as much paper crafting as you say, you'll be much happier with the larger one. Yes, it is bigger, but I think it's worth the extra space. Also there isn't a huge price difference between the two. (Do NOT buy one at your local craft store, go online!ohmycrafts.com, customcrops.com or ebay) You will find with the expression there are a lot of other things to do with it besides paper crafting, such as home decorating with the vinyl. You can also do mix 'n match, flip and center point which allows you to center an image and cut a shape around it. When I was looking to purchase one I had the same question you have, and I'm glad I went with the expression because I couldn't imagine being limited by the smaller one. Keep in mind if you do want the smaller one there are two versions: the personal and the create. The personal is the older model with less features, the create has the same features as the expression but the smaller size. But once again, I see no point in getting that one unless you are truly limited on space. The expression is not that heavy so if you had to move it it wouldn't be that big of a deal. Hope this helps!
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i'm a proffesional photographer and send most of my order out to print. however, i do print some stuff at home. i currently use a small, handy canon ip4600. i'm thinking of purchasing an all in one - fax, printer, and copier, was recommended an epson artisan 835. i'm hesitant to switch a canon for an epson. any knowledge out there?
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I have had mine for about 7 months, and have cleaned a few hundred records with it. It has held up fine for those light cleanings (dustings), but wont get in the grooves where the real problem areas are. If you are just removing top type dust then it will be fine. Be carful with products like these on very dirty (thrift store type buys) as you can do more harm by pushing dirt into the grooves of the record. Vacuum cleaners are always the best route, but price can be an issue. I have over 5000 records and only use it for the light cleanings.
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Buy Mr. Hamricks Vuescan. I used it with the Epson Perfection 2450 and got amazing results. Vuescan has built in drivers to use the V700 with OSX.
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I"m using a linkseye E3000........its wonderful, its designed for streaming large HD Files..........without a problem, I highly reccomend it.....
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Under the EFFECT Menu, you should find the Click Removal option. According to the Audacity Help section, the Click Removal option is an effect designed to remove the annoying clicks on recordings from vinyl records without damaging the rest of the audio. It also states that the user can choose how sensitive the click detection is, and what the maximum length of a click is. If your vinyl has worrisome scratches, you will have to "babysit". In other words, you will have to listen closely when the stylus reaches that problem area of the recording in order to determine where the skip occurs. Some scratches can be powered through. You will need lots of skill and patience however if you need to edit those recordings with numerous skip points. You may have to pick up the stylus and carefully reset it on the still playing vinyl in hopes of catching the "skipped" portion of the recording. This may result in a lengthy recording for one song, but if you have captured all of the recording in pieces and chunks you can go back and edit it into a complete song with minimal errors. There may be a filter for hissing, but I'm not sure. I really recommend this unit for those with PRISTINE vinyl collections; no flaws at all. If you have well-traveled vinyl like mine, you may find it to be very frustrating using the Pyle. It works fine for my good vinyl, but I am resorting to my professional DJ equipment for converting my really old and beat-up vinyl. Hope this helps!!!
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I'm not an artist, but you might find this comparison between an ep121 and the 21 inch cintiq useful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAZg9bEPm1E
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I used the epson artisan 50 and I had no success, bought the pvc card with magnetic strip fron china is perhaps why it did not work. I had a bad resolution and when slid my finger on printed pvc card look like blurred and wet.