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welby
10-01-2010, 10:00 AM
Hi All,
I know some of you have opted for a Pioneer MEP7000 and I was wondering if you could answer a simple question....
Can the MEP700 in STANDALONE mode play CDG files from an External HD and send video via the output socket?
By CDG files I mean a matching MP3 and corresponding CDG file.
If anyone has a user manual that I could download I would be greatful.
Thanks in advance.
Apologies - that should be the MEP7000.
Adam_F
10-01-2010, 10:50 AM
Hi All,
I know some of you have opted for a Pioneer MEP700 and I was wondering if you could answer a simple question....
If anyone has a user manual that I could download I would be greatful.
No it can't. It's the CD/DVD drawers that read the CD+G files. It won't read them from a HDD.
Pioneer MEP 7000 manual (http://www.pioneer.co.uk/uk/products/44/106/MEP-7000/media.html)
simonp
10-01-2010, 11:36 AM
Hi All,
I know some of you have opted for a Pioneer MEP7000 and I was wondering if you could answer a simple question....
If anyone has a user manual that I could download I would be greatful.
Thanks in advance.
The answer to your question is no, and you can download a PDF version of the manual from the Pioneer website
welby
10-01-2010, 11:45 AM
Thanks Simon and Adam.
That's a shame as I want a player that does both so that I can do away with the need for a laptop for karaoke.
I can't afford a SVM-1000 lol
Thanks again chaps.
womble
10-01-2010, 01:00 PM
Why not go the other way round and look for a CD-G compatible drive for your laptop? That way you can play both Discs and HDD karaoke tracks from the laptop.
I bought a Lacie DVD drive off ebay for £20 that did the job. I now have a laptop where the internal drive is CD-G compatible so I sold the old Lacie, otherwise I'd have offered you that one.
welby
10-01-2010, 07:06 PM
I have a residency and have to cart in a heavy flight case with mixer and hard drive and a laptop and I am just exploring the options to cut back on the amount of hardware I have to take with me and reduce the "table space" it takes up.
Luckily I use the in house PA.
I did think about just taking a laptop, 1 ext HD, 1, gigaport USB interface, mics, and drive it all from the laptop.
But when your in front of Joe Public with just a Lappy, you do get snidy comments.
You just can't win...lol
womble
11-01-2010, 10:55 AM
My tabletop at the karaoke residency is a laptop and Mixer (the HDD amp Mic Reciever etc. is all hidden away) and I never get any 'snidy' comments. I don't have it set up infront of me though, I place the table at the side of the stage out of the way. All the stage area contains is the micropone(s) and the monitor. Oh and a Miracled placed on the floor pointing up behind the singer(s).
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