[wplug] OT request

[Michael Skowvron]

I have an external SGI DAT drive that is capable of reading/writing 
audio. You can borrow the drive and a SCSI card for an extended period 
if you are interested in trying to take the data straight from tape. 
I've only done it with SGI's, but I'm fairly certain that the tools are 
there to do it on Linux also.

Michael



Dave Neuer wrote:

>Hey,
>
>Anyone on the list own a DAT player (particularly one
>w/ SPDIF out)? I know some of the other folks on the
>list have been playing around w/ Linux for audio
>applications, as have I. I have a single DAT w/ some
>of my recordings (masters and copies) which I'd really
>like to get onto my hard drive and burn to CD.
>
>Furthermore, if anyone *has* a DAT (like a crappy one
>or a portable one) that they want to get rid of, I
>still have a bunch of computer equipment I don't need
>that I'd be willing to trade (like two
>pretty-much-complete Pentium 100 Compaq Deskpros, a
>Netopia DSL router, a Linksys KVM switch, a MicroTech
>ZiO! USB CompactFlash card reader/writer --- not
>supported well under Linux, but I'm sure some of you
>still use the evil OS for some purposes, right?)
>
>Anyway, I need a DAT to at least borrow for a half day
>to transfer this stuff. If any of you could help me or
>point someone who can to me, I'd be very, very
>grateful.
>
>Dave Neuer
>
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