Do you know how MD is structured?

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The discussion revolves around the structure and relevance of MiniDiscs, with initial inquiries about the term "MD" leading to various interpretations, including Maryland, Masters degree, and medical terms. The focus shifts to the MiniDisc format, with a request for information on its structure and capacity variations, such as extending from 640MB to higher capacities. Users express skepticism about the MiniDisc's viability, noting that while some still use them, solid-state and hard drive-based players are seen as the future due to their higher capacity and better battery life. Flash memory players are highlighted for their lightweight design and skip-free performance, suggesting a shift in consumer preference away from MiniDiscs.
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Do you know how MD is structured ?

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MiniDisk?
Masters degree?
The two-character country code for MOLDOVA?
Multi-Disk Plugin for RAID?
Muscular Dystrophy?
Doctor of Medicine?

Can you be more specific? :-D
 
Thanks,
I only wanted to know who will be the first to have in mind "Maryland" image instead of MiniDisk-the actual one whose structure I now would like to know about ..-lol-.
Anttech, Can you help me ? Where can I find some information about it ?

I don't know if it is also possible for you to tell me how a disc can be "extend" from 640 to 700, 1.5GB, 2.4GB etc.

Again Thanks Anttech

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Who has a minidisc player? I thought it went the way of the cookoo bird. You'll end up paying an arm and a leg for the player plus all the media. Solid state and hard drive based players are the way of the future.
 
Who has a minidisc player? I thought it went the way of the cookoo bird.

People do still carry them. I've seen them around.

But yeah, HD based players will take over he future, as far as high-capacity music goes.

Flash memory card players still offer better battery-life though, for those who don't need 1000 songs. Plus, they're usually lighter and completely skip free.
 
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