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Date:	Wed, 7 Feb 2001 15:41:26 PST
From:	"Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-general@scoug.com
To:	scoug-general@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-General: Re: [Editorial] SCOUG In The Car

In <200102071524.1633396.7@scoug.com>, on 02/07/01
at 03:24 PM, "Rollin White" said:

>The increase in CDR speed has increased our duplication capacity. It
>used to be if I didn't start building the CD by Monday, and burning by
>Wednesday evening I was sunk. Now I can start building Wednesday
>evening and burn as late as Friday morning without rushing.

Reading between the lines, I think Peter expects the demand for CD's to
increase. I am assuming here that this implies packing, mailing at taking
payments. What are your current production limits?

>Finally, as you pointed out SCOUG can seek alternatives for archiving the
>files online. Groups like VOICE already have all of their newsletters
>on Hobbes.

This is always a possibility. I can see reasons why we might want to keep
the content on SCOUG. Gives folks a reason to visit the site.

>Speaking of Hobbes, I believe there are several tools for converting from
>MP3 to CD recordable WAV files. All we would need to do is document the
>process.

This is all doable. It just takes someone to put scripts together to do
the conversion, prepare an ISO image and invoke RSJ or CDRecord.

Steven

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