Re: Audio CDs on CD-ROM Drive

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From: Mark-Tarbell
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 00:17

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In article <1992Sep25.192653.26512@psisa.psi> ph@pencom.com (Patrick  
Hester) writes:
> When you copy from CD to DAT you are NOT getting direct digital  
transfer.
> You are introducing an analog step in between. So the CD reproduces  
> perfect analog signal which is then redigitized. There is some loss but  
> not enough to notice on a single copy.

Wrong. That's why CD players have digital outputs and DAT decks
have digital inputs.

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