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In Reply to: newer r-r recorders w/time code - problem? posted by hollywood_steve on April 20, 2002 at 00:07:20:
If you must do this then stick with in-line center track heads for the time code with servo capstan motors. Studer would be the front runner. The center track head could possibly add some crosstalk noise to the other channels. But it's low grade. Time code syncing can be a Pandora's box if you're interfacing with computers. Invest in a good SMPTE time code generator/converter like the Mark of the Unicorn. Get the most up to date model. Don't try and find an old SMPTE generator/reader that is not midi convertable. The best! James
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