Sharp MD-MT15 Minidisc player recording

[deval4u]

I recently purchased a Minidisc player ,Now that I forgot how you could record music again. I remember that it was a line optic cable, but not how it was to build and where. A second option was a multi-directional microphone.

Anyway, anyone know how to record music with Minidisc? Thanks to all who answer this question knows.

[Ryder]

In the time that I have with MD's played... you had a recording device functionality. No REC button = no pictures. Sounds simple, but MD players had not all REC function.

[Simond]

Manual link

Maybe you can just pull out To the extent that

[Pugsly]

You can also record analog cable.

Today, laptops and PC a Toslink input / output port is the same as your headphone jack!

Optical cable or Toslink / SPDIF that can be included simply by analogy

[Gonzo]

Creative Audigy SE

Technical Specifications

High Definition Audio Quality
Playback: 24-bit Digital to Analog conversion in 16 or 24-bit with sampling rates of up to 96KHz to analog 5.1 speakers
Recording: 24-bit Analog-to-Digital conversion in 16 or 24-bit with sampling rates of up to 96kHz
SPDIF output with up to 24-bit resolution at selectable sampling rates of 44.1, 48 and 96kHz


On-Board Connectors
Line level Out (Front / Rear / Side / Center / Subwoofer) or Headphone Out
Line In / Microphone In / * Digital I / O
Aux Audio In
Supports SPDIF Out for Stereo Digital Speakers or SPDIF In / Out with Creative Digital I / O Module

[Xan]

Optical cables is more obvious than in Line with USB cables have.

Advantages: with Optical (Toslink) cables you have no special software required. (cost approximately 7.99 EUR)

And in line with your USB cable is just a separate sound card via USB is.

Let it out Minidisc you must have patience because you take it separately on each song, it's not MP3 music player so you can throw out!