Yeah I'm in Danbury Connecticut. Who knows about the renting thing. But that would be cool. Thanks for the sugestion though.😆
Sent from my iPhone > On Dec 1, 2015, at 8:32 AM, Andy Logue <andy.logue...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi again Hamit. > > You were right again my friend. I tried another, pretty old computer that I > had stored away and burned all of the 12 tracks onto a single disk and it > worked fine. So, it's my other computer that has let me down. Need to get > it re-formatted or replaced for sure. By the way, it's Nero Burning Rom vs > 8.3 that I use and it works, so no need to upgrade to an all singing all > dancing version. > > Thanks again for all of your suggestions. > > Incidentally, earlier on you said that you would love to be able to afford a > H6! I live in Scotland, don't know about you, probably the States, but > anyway, in London you can hire the H6 for about £100 per day, so if you are > in the States, then you may be able to locate a similar hire service over > there. There must be one, giving all the thousands of DSLR enthusiasts and > pro's. > > Thanks again. > > Very best wishes. > Andy. > > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hamit Campos" <hamitcam...@gmail.com> > To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> > Sent: Monday, November 30, 2015 11:35 PM > Subject: RE: 24 bit recording > > >> H that platinum thing is a package of Nero Software. The program we're >> interested in here is Nero Burning Rom. I tried it and yes it works with >> Jaws. I used JAWS 16 to do it. Yeah it sounds like it could be a CD drive >> issue. Also almost time for a new PC. Unless you built it or want to put a >> new burner in it. Maybe for you 96 24 bit may not make much sence after all. >> I just do know though that your final product would be better since it >> started out as HD. Were I to get 1 of these or the LS 100s I'd set it to 96 >> 24 bit. But then again, I'm an HD audio guy, I'm a Blu-Ray disk guy, >> different needs. I love HD audio. The Zoom F8 will do 192 KHZ at 24 bit like >> the 700 recorders from Sound Devices. > >
