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dataplay, inc. and imation announced today that imation will become the first manufacturer of dataplay optical media. the discs, 32 mm across, hold 500 mb of data. although the discs, unlike popular minidisc technology, are write-once, they do support multiple sessions. the discs have a relatively high transfer rate of 1 mb/s, both read and write. power requirements are very low, with only 160 ma required for a 128 kbps stream from the disc, with buffering further increasing power efficiency. dataplay will apparently not offer a read-only “engine” or drive, but will instead support recording with every device based on the technology.
prerecorded content discs will be available with an extra user-recordable data area, and several solutions have been demonstrated for content addition via brick-and-mortar kiosks, both at and after point-of-sale. availability of dataplay discs and accompanying devices is expected in q4.
dataplay's website provides a search engine for upcoming dataplay-enabled products. for more information on the deal, see cnet.
james's opinion
i like this. even on my pc, i seldom use cd-rw, favoring instead cheap cd-r media. but i don't know whether i would be as quick to record onto a write-once disc that cost me $10! hopefully, once additional manufacturers begin producing the media and the process is refined and streamlined, the price of these discs will drop dramatically. after all, i can remember thinking that $26 for a cd-r was a steal! (that would be around 1993-1994.) it's still a very promising technology that legitimizes handheld mp3 players, handheld computers, and gprs-capable phones for a much broader market.
now, we need to consider what can be done with the devices. cnet's write-up estimates that the media should be able to hold 11 hours of music with 128 kpbs mp3 encoding. this is an abuse of the technology. why do we need 11 hours on a disc? please, someone tell me why we can't enjoy beautiful 5.1 (or 7.1) multichannel sound, encoded at 160 kbps with mp3pro? i'd be willing to buy prerecorded discs with that kind of quality any day. i'd also love being able to go to a store or my computer and download an episode of friends or (up until last week) charmed that i missed while i was out, then watching it on my handheld or laptop without being confined to my home. even at $1/episode, i'll bet the networks'd make more money there than from advertising. and with a 100-year shelf life, we wouldn't need tvland anymore. ;)
with mpeg-4 capable digital camcorders becoming available, this new tech is set to become a hot item for the home video enthusiast as well. and never, never forget the implications for your pda.
user comments 74 comment(s)
| how about microcomputers? (11:41am est tue jun 19 2001) replace 3.5″ hds with the 2.5″, replace the traditional floppy with a ssfdc(solid state floppy disk card) and your 5″ cd rom drive with this 1.28″ cd replacement. so long clunky box on my desk, hello kleenex box sized computers that have everything. now, where's my damned flying car! – by z1 |
| flying car (11:45am est tue jun 19 2001) try they are trying to build one. – by martin horowitz |
| jukebox (11:45am est tue jun 19 2001) how about a jukebox that holds about 50 of these in the space of a current cdrom drive. damn, my stereo components take up a lot of room. – by z2 |
| i'm skeptical (12:48pm est tue jun 19 2001) i have to admit that i like the idea of this technology, but i also have to say that i'm skeptical of its success. cd-r and cd-rw have been extremely successful for two reasons: 1) the media is cheap, and 2) the media is compatible with the billions of cd players and cd-rom drives that people own. minidisk, and similar technologies, have all had a very hard time getting a foothold. most people are reluctant to spend money on a new drive/player for a technology that may or may not make it. i'd love for a media format such as this to take off. but i'm not going to run out and buy one until i know that it is going to survive. i suspect most people are of the same opinion. and that, i'm afraid, will spell its demise. (postingalias@usa.net) – by keith soleil |
| the point… (12:59pm est tue jun 19 2001) the reason why you want 11 hours of music on one disk is for portable and mobile music devices. what is the point to 5.1, 7.1 digital surround sound when you are only using a 2 speaker system (headphones). sure, for my home theater system, give me the highest quality audio possible so i can feed my 8 speakers, but the only point of these tiny disks is for mobile applications. if they intend to market these for home theater centers, then they have already failed. – by ed |
| minidisk is not unpopular.. (1:14pm est tue jun 19 2001) it's just unpopular in n.a. if this catches on, and i hope it does, woohoo. – by cfour |
| good points (1:37pm est tue jun 19 2001) ed and kieth both have good points. i think kieth may be a little gloomy since these sound like they are the perfect match for portable mp3 players, if the price comes down. if they just hire the same people who did the dvd marketing, they will make it! that with hardware manufacturer making lots of the player/recorders. guess we'll see. – by seljo myeri |
| 11 hours of mp3?? (3:51pm est tue jun 19 2001) cool! i can carry around my whole collection everywhere i go. go for it!! – by ilikeit |
| these guys won 'best of show' (4:01pm est tue jun 19 2001) at ces this year, so i can't imagine they're not going to make a dent in this market. if you aren't getting tech-tv, sorry. if you are – let me ask you this: what did sumi have for lunch today? – by the belligerent man |
| why? (4:28pm est tue jun 19 2001) you can already by items designed for reading and playing mp3 files on cd-r and cd-rw media. i already have a in dash mp3 player for my car. 167 songs on one disk and plays regular cd's. it would have to amazing technogly for me to change. – by tch |
| no! i'm the real rax! (4:49pm est tue jun 19 2001) actually, i'm not, but give the guy a break. if you have an opinion about a person, or topic, use your own name! don't try to impact on someone else's user id if you're too shy or moronic to let your own opinions be attached to your own name. and try to at least have a comment to do with the bloody topic if you're going to waste space with first, second, third, and umpteenth posts. /rant oh. yeah… mini-cd-rs… umm… they'll be good when the drives are built into portable readers enabled with bluetooth that allow you to wirelesly download and burn data from someone else's computer or a kiosk at a store for more information about a product. – by zixt |
| no! i'm the real rax! (4:50pm est tue jun 19 2001) actually, i'm not, but give the guy a break. if you have an opinion about a person, or topic, use your own name! don't try to impact on someone else's user id if you're too shy or moronic to let your own opinions be attached to your own name. and try to at least have a comment to do with the bloody topic if you're going to waste space with first, second, third, and umpteenth posts. /rant – by zixt |
| whoops. (4:52pm est tue jun 19 2001) please pardon double post. – by z. again. |
| 11 hours a disk (5:15pm est tue jun 19 2001) i like cd-r cause i can tip my mp3's at 64 kbps, get almost fm sound and get 400 tunes on the disk. wish frankie yankovic had more music available…. – by i8dbbq |
| one of the articles from yesterday… (6:00pm est tue jun 19 2001) …in the off-site geek news talked about the products from archos () which mentioned the 6 gb combo hard drive and mp3 handheld player (a 20 gb one due out this summer!!) sounds like the holy grail. transfer files, store tons of mp3, at any bitrate you like and you can carry it around with you. – by doublebologna |
| linux rulez (7:11pm est tue jun 19 2001) i hope they get this for my linux box. ms sux!!! – by rax |
| 2 proprietary or not 2 proprietary?… (7:56pm est tue jun 19 2001) … that is the question. whether 't is nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune (sony's minidisc), or to take arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing end them? well… maybe it's not what shakespeare wrote or meant, but it applies. make something proprietary and you lose a lot of customers to the high prices. this seems like it'd be a neat toy to get, if the optical reader isn't too expensive, they can cut back on the price of the disks and/or get a rw version out ($10 for an rw version would probably fly a little better). i often wonder why sony abandoned its original use for the minidisk as a storage medium, instead of just investing a little more effort into it. at least they're learning their lesson with the memory stick and licensing it to other vendors (wasn't there a geek.com article earlier in the week about the memory stick prices dropping due to the licensing?). this could die if they play their cards wrong. let's hope they don't. – by bleh |
| oh yeah…. (7:58pm est tue jun 19 2001) wonder if they're trying to find a way to make this dual layer like a dvd to double capacity or something like that? – by hm? |
| lets be realistic (11:02pm est tue jun 19 2001) this sounds really geeky and i hate to sound pesemistic, but they have not demonstrated an overwhelming need for this device. mp3 players using flash cards or whatever hold about an hours music which can be repeatedly changed. these discs are a write only. most people have no need for 11 hours of music on a portable device. how many people regularly travel for more than a couple of hours in planes, buses or trains? dvd writeables are going to replace cd-r/rw in the next couple of years with capacities way above this. added to this are the 100g drives that are just about to become available. so there is little advantage in the general storage market. will it change the size of desktops? probably not as most of the space is taken up by the motherboard and plugin boards. summary: nifty idea that is unlikely to succeeded without a major advertising campaign that can convinvce people they really to have it. – by kestrel |
| keith soleil (12:16am est wed jun 20 2001) well from the post called 'i'm skeptical' well another thing is that people who dont know about us the 'geeks' from geek.com and because the average human compared to us are very very stupid….thats why we are so skepttical about it especially people with high intellegence…..i am not dissin people who arent sceptical about it just to b wondering about it is basically what i mean..skeptical was a bad word:( – by ��?ozymandias?�� |
| re: crack down… (12:30am est wed jun 20 2001) one thing some 'kiddies' arent as you think i guess that it is stupid to claim 1st place that is like kindergarden shit….but still there are kiddies in here that are just as good at postin as adults..just that some kids are being jackassses and ruining for some of the otehr kids… dont think that you can tell the difference between a mature and intellegent kid and an adult in postings.. – by ��?ozymandias?�� |
| this probably will work…. (4:05am est wed jun 20 2001) if it only costs me $90 to carry all my favourite songs around in my pocket, then this will definately work…. at the moment you pay this much for a couple of hours worth of flash memory. flash sucks…. yeah you can write to it, but with such an enourmous amount of storage who cares…. i'm sure someone will make a player with both flash and a disk reader… i can't believe someone said there was no need for 11 hours of music… i travel three hours a day to and from work, and playing the same tunes on both journeys gets tedious… plus piddling about putting new tunes on my player….. why bother… drop a disk in and forget… for example you could have all your favourite tracks on one disc, and then store the play lists in the flash.. people with minidiscs hardly use the re-write facility anyway… they just make up their own compilations and then leave them as they are… well at least my mates do… as long as they market this at teenagers it will fly… – by sbwahtmtf |
| arrogance (4:11am est wed jun 20 2001) geeks are arrogant and think they make up the majority of the market for these devices…. when they don't :-) – by sbwahtmtf |
| why o why (6:31am est wed jun 20 2001) with all this new technology coming out its hard to guess whats going to go under and whats going to stay, personally i love my minidisk and i think that people should think of expanding that technology coz i mean that disk has 700 mb capacity compared to the 500 on this new disk if people had md drives that could read and write data and music it would be heaps cool, i mean its only $5 aus for 1 disk even cheaper for you usa guys so i say mr business man give it a go :) – by smokey |
| why not rewritable? (7:57am est wed jun 20 2001) readwritable technology already exists and the demand for a cheap compact version is clear. i suspect the big entertainment companies wont back a product that offers the easy recording of their multimedia – even though most of us want to make and record our own home videos, music, etc. whats left is cd-r for laptops – big deal! – by ian |
| okay, smokey… (9:57am est wed jun 20 2001) minidiscs do not hold 700mb. minidiscs are capable of storing around 100mb of data. – by not smokey |
| kestrel (10:29am est wed jun 20 2001) 11hrs on a cdr disc is good, as u can bring, say, a few disks and have completely all your favorite songs with u… also, mobos and add in cards do take up most of the room, but w/ highly integrated (and fast) mobos coming out (i.e. using nvidia nforce chipsets) in microatx form factors, flexatx and ultra microatx cases could house these mini-rom devices for slim-line desktops, horizontal or vertical standing. also, they'd make great roms for laptops and sub-notebooks, pdas, hand-held gaming consoles (i.e. gameboy), etc. – by bop |
| re: lets be realistic (1:27pm est wed jun 20 2001) the thing isn't if dvd rewritable drives will have greater capacity, it's if they'll have the same portability. i mean, this thing is about the size of a quarter, meaning you can stick a few of them in your pocket. not to mention they have a protective “caddy” around them at all times, so you don't have to worry quite as much about scratches. also, as it stands now, these are significantly cheaper than the cheapest dvd-rw media. how many times have you had to send someone something on cd-r, only to have 90% of the disc be empty? i went ahead and shelled out a buck a piece on some miniature cd-rs that hold 210mb or so, and feel perfectly fine doing so. why? the media is just about universal (as opposed to zip disks or other media), easy to burn to, and i know i don't need 650mb to put what i need to send out on them. if i could have 500mb on a disk the size of a quarter, i'd definitely get it if it were universal enough for what i need it for. – by blech |
| how about this… (8:48am est thu jun 21 2001) since they've committed to providing a single drive product with a single laser to keep costs low, make an rw disc that can be written in the normal players, and erased wholesale with a pc drive or a dedicated erasure device. back up the part you want to keep, erase the disc, then write back to the disc. seems fine to me… – by james |
| no need for eleven hours of mp3? (10:39pm est sun jul 22 2001) i think the market disagrees with you. a quick/partial list of mp3-capable portable cd players you can go out and buy /today/: either several companies are wasting a lot of money, or there's a definate demand. take your pick. |
| who wants restrictions? (4:42pm est wed jul 25 2001) these are to released in a couple months with about every restriction known to god. first off using these as a audio player is a mistake. all players use sdmi which mean they at anytime can restrict any mp3 you try to put on there. they are planning to allow only paid for mp3s to be stored on the discs. this would not be the practical storage medium for digital cameras either. no rewrite means you cannot erase. that means “bad” pictures will remain. this the best we got? 2.5in hdd's will hold 100gb in a couple years. no way am i using this 250mb per side disc. |
| another proprietary format? (4:52pm est tue jul 31 2001) don't we already have mini-cd-rs? sure they only hold 128 megs but for ultra portable devices (pda, mp3 players, gps) a $2 disc isn't bad. most cd-rom drives will read them and most cd-writers will write them. all we need now are the products to use them. keep your new format thank you. – by bolo mk xxviii |
| give it to me! (1:38pm est mon nov 26 2001) i actually had one of these disks in my hand! if the compression gets good enough to put 1.5 hours of video on one of these. give'm to me. i could replace all those bulky vhs movies that i've had for years. however, until then, a plug-in drive for my laptop or a digital camera that allows me to use these would be great. – by del |
| audiophase dm9118 (10:22am est tue dec 25 2001) if anyone knows how to put mp3 files on the audiophase dm9118 cd/mp3 player please tell me how. my email is riz25@aol.com – by rizz |
| audiophase dm 9118 (10:10pm est thu jan 10 2002) when i listen to my mp3 files in the audiophase dm 9118 they stopped by themselves in the middle of the songs, interrupting each song many times. if anyone knows how to solve this problem, please contact me to mario at: munosky@yahoo.com.mx – by mario |
| audiophase dm9118 (8:05am est tue jan 15 2002) i have had no success in getting my mp3's to play on this player. any body out there that can help? nts6000@cs.com – by nts6000 |
| man (10:34pm est fri jan 25 2002) i own audiophase dm 9118 and my songs play fine. make sure the songs are encoded 128kb mp3. the only problem is if u got mp3s on a cd with others files example bitmaps zip it wont work right. use only mp3 on the cd. – by mr cool |
| me (10:40pm est fri jan 25 2002) i forgot to say that the bass on the headphones for audiophase is nice, its the best bass boost i heard. (sony players cant beat it but it can tie with audiophase) – by mrcool |
| audiophase dm 918 (11:48pm est sat jan 26 2002) i just picked one of these up, burnt an mp3-format cd with toast titanium 5.0.2 and now i am sooper happy. file and directory searching are a little clumsy because of the display size, but i have 650mb+++ of music for under $70. – by jovino |
| dm 9118 (11:46am est mon jan 28 2002) when you record a song to the cd player's memory on the audiophase dm9118. how can you play it back without having the original cd. i did it once but did not how to do it again so if you know how to record the song to the memory and play it back with another cd please email me at tipa@sakapfet.com – by riz |
| audiophase dm9118 mp3 discs (3:53pm est sun feb 03 2002) i burned a cd-r mp3 disc to try on my audiophase dm9118, but couldn't get it to play. after some experimenting, i discovered what the problem was. using easy cd creator's 'direct cd' option, i stepped through to the 'eject disc' window, and selected the 'organize the disc so that it can be read in most standard cd-rom drives…' radio button, then checked the 'protect disc so it cannot be written to again' check box, before clicking on the 'finish' button. after doing this, the dm9118 had no problem reading and playing the mp3 files from the cd. – by stan |
| audiophase dm9118 (3:56pm est sun feb 10 2002) can anyone send me a set of instructions for my audiophase dm9118. i've been recording mp3's using hotburn from iomega and several variations of folder structure and they all work great, but i would like to get hold of the instructions to see other options..i have tried looking for the website with no success…buckers_online@yahoo.com – by paul |
| audiophase dm9118 (6:24am est mon mar 18 2002) i'm the new owner of one of these. and it works great except for cd-rw's. i can use cd-r's fine. i repeat the process exactly, for each, but only the cd-r's work. i'm using the tdk high-speed cd-rw, and memorex high speed cd-rw. the tdk is 680mb, the memorex is 700mb. but neither work. any suggestions?.. jbloom@carolina.rr.com – by john |
| audiophase model: dm9118 (9:51am est tue mar 19 2002) i have recently bought this player and cannot figure out how to get it to read a mp3 playlist. can somone please help me? my e-mail is copy_13_cat@hotmail.com – by ari |
| audiophase dm9118 (6:54am est sun mar 24 2002) can anyone tell me how to play mp3 on this machine my email is vanceg@cwjamaica.com – by vance gardiner |
| audiophase dm9118 (10:06pm est fri apr 26 2002) i also have one and the next button has failed. went back to bestbuy and they would not honor the warranty that is in the back of the instruction. called the number they gave me and they said they didn't make it. i found one phone number in onterio california that is disconnected. if yours gets dead good luck at getting it fixed. if you know of a place to send it let me know. email at wb6shi@arrl.net – by norman davis |
| how to burn cds for the dm9118 (10:12pm est wed may 01 2002) how to burn mp3 cds for the audiophase dm9118. using adaptec cd creator: you must use audio cd-r or cd-rw only. run create cd, click on: data cd, data cd. click on file, cd layout properties. click on joliet, preserve normal file ordering, single track only. add the tracks you want to burn and hit the create cd button. if you don't pick joliet, you will not be able to search the direcories on the player! if you dont pick single track only the cd won't play in the player. i have not been able to get it to work in the direct cd mode. – by paul nichol |
| manual for dm9118 (4:41pm est tue may 28 2002) i have recently bought this player but i lost the instructions to operate it. can anyone tellme where can i download it or can anyone send me a copy of the manual via email? my email is mfabianm@tutopia.com thanks – by max |
| audiophase dm9118 (9:49am est mon jun 03 2002) after 6 weeks this unit stopping reading any cd discs. bestbuy will not honor the manufacturers 90 day warranty and is no longer buying these units. they gave me a supplier company name of musical electronics international limited, but had no phone number. i could not find any mention of this company on the web. in general i am painfully screwed out of $70.00. i would recommend that nobody buy this product. – by bob law |
| audiophase dm9118 (4:13pm est sun jun 23 2002) looks like these things are failing all over the place, and no two failing the same way. mine plays just fine (both regular cd's and mp3), but the display is dead… i'd love to find a set of schematics for this thing. that way, i could fix the thing myself, even though it would probably be a bodge job, since parts would likely be impossible to find… – by john h. harris |
| audiophase 9118 (12:29pm est tue jun 25 2002) i am having a problem with my mp3 player too. i dont know how to record music onto it or get it on there. i also lost the instruction so please contact me if you know how. wamdio@juno.com – by billy amadio |
| audiophase dm9118 (10:20am est thu jul 04 2002) i've had mine for about two weeks. it has performed flawlessly, so far. i have burned several mp3 cds with no problems whatsoever. using win xp, highlighting the folder in my computer, i just click on 'copy this folder', (not copy to audio cd), and pick the cd-rom device. then the wizard pops up to ask if i want it on an audio or data format. i pick 'data' and it does the rest, spitting out the cd upon completion. hth – by mike |
| audiophase dm9118 (11:11am est sun jul 07 2002) my problem is that somehow i did manage to program the memory, though i'm not sure how. and now, no matter what cd i put it, it plays the one in memory and i don't know how to clear it. i too have had problems locating any information about this product online, so if anyone wants to send me the user guide or an address to find it, i'm at yodaroxep2@hotmail.com thanks – by kim |
| audiophase dm9118 (10:56pm est mon jul 22 2002) yes, i've got one of these two. have had it for over a year with no problems, but lost the manual. someone please provide a link if you know where to find this “gem.” thanks – by sam |
| cdmp (6:08pm est thu aug 15 2002) dd – by dc |
| audiophase dm9118 (10:53am est sun aug 18 2002) mine doesn't work any more. it seems like the “play” key is dead. any idea? thanks. my email is jefftyq@yahoo.com – by jeff |
| audiophase dm9118 (5:50pm est tue sep 03 2002) i am looking for a 12v car power supply. been to google and cannot find the audiophase website. does it exist and do they sell such a gizmo? thanks. bentglass_2000@yahoo.com – by kirk |
| audiophase dm9118 (3:16pm est wed oct 02 2002) mine doesent workeither i just bought mine and it just plays regular cds no mp3s. i cant return it cause i lost the receit. – by raul |
| audiophase dm9118 (12:46pm est wed oct 23 2002) i may be one of the lucky ones. mine came with instructions, but then also came with an admendum, audiophase probably were trying to work out how to drive it when they were making the book. anyway, on a mac.. i ripped all my mp3s with itunes then i used toast as an mp3 cd works fine. to get around the disk you hit “file” then “track number” will flash, hit “file” again.. now “file number” will flash. you now hit “enter” and the “file number” will flash on “00”. at this point all keys become numbers, press the numbers you want, these numbers correlate to the folder numbers. ie “01” = herp alpert, “02” = spinal tap.. then hit “enter” it will take you to that folder and start playing track 1. strange thing is that artist name etc are not recognized, but the track name is recognized. i also burnt the same cd in data mode, works identically the same. hope it helps. – by pro mp3 (haha) |
| audiophase dm9118 (12:50pm est wed oct 23 2002) radio shack sell a universal 12 volt to various voltage adaptor (4.5volt + tip) all included. about $15. – by pro mp3 (still haha) |
| audiophase dm9118 (12:54pm est wed oct 23 2002) sorry, last post i promise.. i just remembered that once a disk is playing if you hit “display” 3 times it will give you the artist name. also, raul.. i'll give you $30 for it! – by pro mp3 |
| help me!!!!!! (10:33am est thu apr 10 2003) when i put a cd in my cd drive it doesnt play well as a matter of fact it doesnt play at all it will play all choppy like ..instead of sayin the word fully it will say the words choppy like ….and if i put a cd in it will not go to the first track it will skip to like the 4th track or the 8th track it wil never play the 1st track 1st ..so if yalll can help me ..plzz help ..you can mail me the answer if yall got one anyway ..i need help ..my email adress is lil509boi@yahoo.com .plz mail me back if u can – by will |
| audiophase dm9118 (6:34pm est wed apr 16 2003) i use it successfull with the small cdr as well as normal cdr – only the small ones are more prone to skip when i use it in a car. see more of my audiophase dm9118 opinion on – by michael will |
| audiophase cdm-357 (3:24pm est tue jun 03 2003) i just bought the audiophase cdm-357 from best buy for $29.99 to replace a nice mp3 cd player that was stolen. unfortunately the player doesn't recognize any mp3 cd's burnt with itunes or toast (from os x). it did recognize one mp3 cd burned by a friend's pc. however it didn't see an audio cd burned by his same computer. so, its useless to a mac person, and sketchy even for pc users — hit or miss. not recommended. – by chuck |
| audiophase boombox cd03 (12:29pm est thu nov 20 2003) my boombox worked fine for less than a year and has just begun self-pausing and un-pausing erratically after it warms up (takes about 30 minutes). i have been trying to find their website to look into the warranty, but as far as i can tell, this is one of the only companies in the world that doesn't want their website to be found. kind of makes you wonder, doesn't it… – by ethan |
| audiophse parent company website!! (3:10pm est thu jan 15 2004) – by bboye |
| i need help plz (11:31pm est wed may 19 2004) can someone plz send me a copy of the instructions…or you could just post it or something… i need the part where it tells you how to work the esp. when i mow peoples lawns, i wanna listen to some metallica but it hits my leg and freezes. if it does that again, i'm afraid i'll break it. someone plz help me, i'm desperate. (i am stupid, i thought i could figure it out w/o any instructions, so i threw them away when i opened the package.) |
| oops! (11:34pm est wed may 19 2004) ^ |
| audiophase dm9118 (4:04am est wed jun 02 2004) i am having a problem with my mp3 player too. i dont know how to record music onto it or get it on there. i also lost the instruction so please contact me if you know how. kaosprince_2000@yahoo.com – by kaosprince |
| hhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeellllllllpppppppp! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (4:56pm est sat jun 05 2004) i can't for the life of me find the audiophase website. all i could find was some french sound mixer company! does anybody know the url? e-mail me at: maxnight1189@excite.com – by hola! |
| audiophase cdm375 (11:33am est tue jun 15 2004) i just got the mp3 with car adapter player at best buy and now it wont play cds.. anyone know the company url? email me at jinnai00@hotmail.com – by jinnai |
| audiophase cdm375 (2:46pm est thu jul 29 2004) jinnai, just return it to bestbuy or look if it has 1 year warranty. in that case you can contact audiophase company itself – by helper |
| cams (2:34am est tue may 02 2006) telefonsex: , telefonsex – by jos |
| amusement (2:12pm est mon aug 28 2006) its quite amusing reading responces to articles that are as old as this one… the technology at this point obviously didnt make it. the only reason i came across this is cause i found one of the disks and i was curious. i can honestly say that i would have loved a drive for this. untill i found out that they were write once only. that is of no use to me, or anyone. if they were rewritable i atleast think they would have survived, definetly not become revolutionary, but atleast survived. i would have invested in one. side notes.. reading a reference to 100 gig drives coming out soon was amusing concidering we have 750 gig drives now. hell a laptop can hold 160 now. – by drexial |
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