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Re: [disklavier] Alternative to tablet and PDA for MKIV

2007-10-24 by Kevin Goroway

I *do* have a software background...that's why I'm so intrigued. I've contacted the authors of the paper to see if there has been any progress.

I wonder also if anyone has ever tried mounting the harddrive from the MKIV on a pc running RedHat to see what's there that's visible. I also wonder how hard it would be to swap out the standard harddrive with a much larger one after moving everything onto the new drive. Is the drive SATA, or ATA? Is it a standard 3.5" or is it a laptop drive?

-Kevin

----- Original Message ----
From: JORGE FERNANDEZ
To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 11:39:28 AM
Subject: Re: [disklavier] Alternative to tablet and PDA for MKIV

Thanks Kevin.

Even I don't have a Mark IV DKV (may be will never have one) this information is very interesting and of great technical value to some of the software "gurus" in the group.

If any of you have a computer software background, I suggest you to follow the link.


2007/10/24, kgoroway <kgoroway@yahoo. com>:

First, a brief introduction. I've already posted once to the list,
but without introducing myself.

I've recently taken delivery of a DGC1b (Mark 3, with record). We
love it. I've spent that last few weeks researching everything I
could about this piano, and the Disklavier. We've had it about 3
weeks, but, long story short, we are swapping it out for a DC3M4t in
the next week or so. I've taken the past few days to read the last few
thousand posts in this group. :-)

One thing that I didn't find mentioned is this project (maybe I just
missed it?)

http://music. arts.uci. edu/dobrian/ disklavier/

It seems very promising. Has anyone heard anything further about this?

Thanks.
-Kevin




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