DAT-Heads Digest #805
Contents:
Re: re; Tape up the ass ... (Jim Wampler)
Megasoft, chapter 11, been sold
happy99.exe is real (Microsoft Sales)
Fooling.. an 880 (ChillyBe@aol.com)
SBM-1 sold (Derek Gregory)
HELP ME!! Phish 11/13/98 mic info (Jonas)
4 bands- tour dates (Caroline Davidson)
fully modified AA DTI 1.0 scms=0 forsale ("Jim Weddle, Jr")
D100 battery problems and life ("Ross Warren, Jr.")
AT853 construction ("Dan Zoner")
Newbies,unideckers 10 to go" (Duncan Oldham)
Extra Phish Show...Looking for Scofield ("Craig Helmreich")
AT 35x mic comments ("Christopher T. Carfagno")
Advice on a portable recorder (KSpudd@aol.com)
Virus Attached to last Digest ("Paul Galis")
don't download happy99 files!!! (Earlehead@aol.com)
Mics picking up talking (Matt Agnew)
Internet Worm!! (Josh Durham)
UK Tapers!!! Bowlie weekender? (Edward B McGrath)
digest #804 ("Damon L. Ritter")
From: Jim Wampler <jwampler@cisco.com>
Subject: Re: re; Tape up the ass ...
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 12:45:47 -0800 (PST)
This morning I received a dat-heads email from Michael Ryan that
consisted of only an attachment. That attachment appears to be the
Happy99 worm.
Michael, it seems you're infected. Anyone else who reads email on a
windoze box and executed this attachment is probably also infected.
I'm a unix user, so no problem for me.
http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/happy99.worm.html
The first three lines of the encoded attachment are below.
-jim
> begin 644 Happy99.exe
> M35I0``(````$``\`__\``+@`````````0``:````````````````````````
> M``````````````````````$``+H0``X?M`G-(;@!3,TAD)!4:&ES('!R;V=R
From: <navalanc@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Megasoft, chapter 11, been sold
Date: Sat, 1 Sep 56 04:37:41 -0000
Hello, I just wanted to let you all know what happened to Megasoft. The
company had filed for chapter 11 several weeks ago and has since been
sold. The company that bought them does not sell blank media. I
accepted a position with a compnay called Media Supply out of Exton, PA.
This company will allow me to do everything I had done at Megasoft (and
alot more) just better, faster and less expensively. We are the #1
Mitsui dealer in the country and we are the largest domestic distributor
of CDR media in the United States. Thank you to all that supported me
during my 4 years at Megasoft. I am sorry for the problems we had
towards the end. It had become increasingly difficult to do business the
last several months. You just dont go chapter 11 overnight. Please feel
free to call or email me if I can answer any questions that you may have.
Thanks again! Joe
Joe Navalance
Account Manager
Media Supply
800-681-9214
navalanc@ix.netcom.com
From: Microsoft Sales <saleshlp@microsoft.com>
Subject: happy99.exe is real
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 13:38:25 -0800
We've all seen enough false warnings to be cynical that warnings about
e'mail messages (Good Times, Join the Club etc.) are all hoaxes, but
DAT-Heads Digest #804 contained an attachment called happy99.exe that
includes a real "worm." If you never clicked on the attachment, then you
don't need to do anything or worry about it. If you clicked on it and saw
the fireworks, then you should erase it from your computer.
For more information, check out: http://www.msnbc.com/news/235662.asp or
http://www.lyn.net/happy99.html
From: ChillyBe@aol.com
Subject: Fooling.. an 880
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 17:09:30 EST
From: BirdSongII@aol.com
Subject: Fooling Philips 880
Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 13:28:51 EST
I was wondering what people felt was the best way to fool the Philips 880 cd-r
into recording computer CD-r's.
Ollie>>>
Best way to fool it is to return it and buy a pro CDR burner.
From: Derek Gregory <dgregory@mango.uoregon.edu>
Subject: SBM-1 sold
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 14:12:29 -0800 (PST)
Subject says all.
-derek
From: Jonas <jlb20@acpub.duke.edu>
Subject: HELP ME!! Phish 11/13/98 mic info
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 18:39:25 -0500
I *STILL* need the mic>pre>converter>deck info for the Cleveland Phish show
treed up on "the turtle tree" If someone on the tree could please be so
kind as to send the info, I'll be eternally grateful.. It's irresponsible
for a show to be going around like this without the info included.
-Jonas
CDR/DAT List: http://www.duke.edu/~jlb20/live.htm
ACID JACKnet: http://www.duke.edu/~jlb20/home.htm
Nirvana Collector's Guide to Live Performances:
http://www.duke.edu/~jlb20/nirvgd.htm
From: Caroline Davidson <popawheelie@erols.com>
Subject: 4 bands- tour dates
Reply-To: popawheelie@erols.com
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 18:34:38 -0500
Okay everyone here's the new placemat...
The Miracle Orchestra
TONIGHT!!!!
at Bad Girrls Studios in Jamaica Plain, MA
w/ Soulive (organ, drums, vibes)
(check web for directions)
all ages, 9pm-3am, $7
Feb 27th at Tammany Hall in Worcester, MA
w/ Dextor Grove
21+, 9pm, $5
Feb 28th at the Knitting Factory ALterknit Theater
all ages, 11pm, $6
March 5th at the Stone Church in Newmarket, NH
21+, 9pm, $5 w/ Soulive
March 6th at the Common Ground in Brattleboro, VT
all ages, 9pm, $5 w/ SOulive
the M/O will be doing some personal travelling from 3/11-3/23
March 24th Brown University at the Underground in Providence, RI
21+, free
March 25th at Husky Blues in Storrs, CT
now for........
INASENSE
February
27 Williamsport, MA Williams College
28 Charlottesville, VA Univ of Virginia
March
1 New York , NY Town Hall
13 NY, NY Wetlands
14 NY, NY Private Function
18 NY, NY Private Function
19 Charlotte, NC Fat City
20 Rockhill, SC Winthrop University
23 Greenville, NC Peasant's
27 Newmarket, NH Stone Church
ALL SOULIVE DATES LISTED WITH MIRACLE ORCHESTRA FOR NOW...STAY TUNED
And now for the info on the boys you love to love...
THE SLIP
February
26 Tonight! at Harry O's in Park City, Utah
w/ the String Cheese Incident
27 and 28 at the Walk Music Hall in Jackson Hole, WY
with the String Cheese Incident
March
2 Missoula, MT Jay's Upstairs
5 Seattle, WA Rainbow
6 Portland, OR Lewis & Clark COllege
7 Eugene, OR Good Times Cafe
8 McKinleyville CA Six River Brewery
9 Chico CA Harrington's
11 Brookdale CA Brookdale Lodge
12 Stanford University Coffeehouse
13 San Francisco CA Mick's Lounge
14 Santa Cruz CA Palookaville w/ the Radiators
15 San Fran CA Great American Music Hall w/ Ekoostic Hookah
17 Las Vegas NV Legend's
20 Flagstaff AZ Monsoon's
24 St. Louis MO Cicero's
April
10 Boston, MA Middle East w/ Miracle Orchestra
14 Providence RI AS220
15 same AS220
16 Northampton MA Iron Horse w/ Miracle Orchestra
17 Newmarket NH Stone Church
20 Providence RI Brown Univ, the Underground
continue checking all the websites in case anything changes...
--
--
Thank you,
Caroline Davidson
Popawheelie Productions
http://www.theslip.com
http://www.miracleorchestra.com
http://www.inasense.com
http://www.soulive.com
From: "Jim Weddle, Jr" <jweddle1@erols.com>
Subject: fully modified AA DTI 1.0 scms=0 forsale
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 19:00:41 -0500
This is the Audio Alchemy DTI 1.0 box with upgraded AA power supply.
It was designed to be a 'jitter box' which will make your digital signal
more stable, etc.
I had it modified and now sets all digital signals outgoing to 00,
this allows unlimited digital copies.
Do NOT be confused with standard, un-modified/stock DTI 1.0 box's
They do NOT set scms=0.
Also special to the box during the modification is a 2nd digital ouput.
So, you can feed 2 dat decks at one time.
(1 dat deck/playback input > scms box > 2 dat decks/recoding)
$200 shipping included
thanks
jim
From: "Ross Warren, Jr." <rwarren@i-america.net>
Subject: D100 battery problems and life
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 19:06:42 -0500
Karin,
You're problems are typical with the D100. Especially the
part about the Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries that come
with it being "crap". I use mine for *playing* only while
in the car (I use one of those cassette adapter things to
plug into my cassette deck and get the sound out). I do
however get around 90 minutes to 2 hours out of them in
"play".
However, using "real" AA Alkaline batteries should get you
up to 1 1/2 to 2 hours of record time (easily), depending
on how much you use the light and/or headphones or give a
patch out to someone else.....using the headphones or
giving a patch out will definitely cut down on your record
time by nearly a third.
So, how to get around this? Easiest method is to get a 3
D-Cell powerpack or 3-Cell powerpack and power the D100
though the same input plug that the AC adapter connects to.
This will give you 10 to 15 hours of record time easily.
OK, where to get one? Klay Anderson Audio has these I
think. At least he used to. They are made by Sony. Also,
try Sonic Studios.
Other ways to get one is to make one yourself using Radio
Shack parts. Or even better, get the following parts: (I'm
cutting this from a previous email where I saved the info)
3-D cell holder:
>
>Keystone Electronics Corp
>31-07 20th Road
>Astoria, NY 11105-2017
>Tele: 718-956-8900
>Fax: 718-956-9040
>Web: http://www.keyelco.com
>
>They don't sell direct, but through a list of local
>stocking retailers. The holders I'm going to start using
>for myself are their catalog number #153. These are D cell
>aluminum holders, already connected in series. They also
>have a C cell holder #150 available.
>
>The cost quoted to me was in the $4.14 range each, plus
>shipping. I haven't yet checked with them to see if there
>was a "minimum" order necessary.
Wanted to pass along that I have
found another source for a 4.0mm x 1.7mm right angle plug
w/ 6ft cable:
PN# 090-491
$1.10 + Shipping
Parts Express
1-800-338-0531
sales@parts-express.com
http://www.parts-express.com
So, you'd solder the leads from this 6 foot cable to the
battery holder pack and "boom" you'd have a solution that'd
power the D100 for around 12 to 15 hours on good batteries
(around 10 on not-so-good batteries).
Note, that other people have come up with ways to power the
D100 or M1 via the internal battery contacts. Using the
same 3 D-Cells has been reported to power it for 45 (yes!
45 hours!). This is because the limiting operation voltage
using the internal contacts is not as tightly regulated as
when the D100 "thinks" it's being supplied via an external
AC adapter.
But either way gives you a LOT of record time. Of course it
won't be as "stealthy" but the best solution to that
problem is simply to go to the bathroom and change out the
AA batteries between sets :-)
Finally, if you're really in this for the long haul, buy an
Eco-charge rechargeable battery pack and "be done with it".
Good luck, and I hope this has been useful. (better than a
reposting of the last digest ;^)
Ross
rwarren@i-america.net
infinite diversity, infinite combinations
From: "Dan Zoner" <danzoner@hotmail.com>
Subject: AT853 construction
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 16:48:27 PST
I was wondering specifically what SoundPro does to the AT853s that I
can't do in ten minutes with a soldering iron. I am thinking of
purchasing a pair from SoundPro to replace my piece of crap Sony MS957 .
If anyone has the answer, or better a stealth mic for sale (not the
panasonic mods) - danzoner@hotmail.com
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From: Duncan Oldham <duncan@epix.net>
Subject: Newbies,unideckers 10 to go"
Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1999 20:22:42 -0700
Have ten Dats that i have burned or don,t listen to any more! will trade
for blanks
all ten must go at once"
SCI 5/7/98-DSBD 2X60meters
Dave +Tim 1/24/97 FOB Schoeps 90meter
Blues Traveler
11-26-95 Aud? 2x60meters
11-16-95 AKGS 460,S 90meter
12-30-95 Senn 441 2x60meters
12-31-95" " " 2x60meters
e-mail me if interested duncan@epix.net
Thanks for the space,,,,,Dunc
From: "Craig Helmreich" <gnat1@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Extra Phish Show...Looking for Scofield
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 21:03:17 -0500
I have an extra clone of Phish from 11.20.98 at Hampton Coliseum.
(90M at 44.1 CMC641->AD1000)
A buddy came over today and turned me on to Scofield and I just can't get
enough.
If anyone would like to trade this show for some Scofield let me know.
(or anything else for that matter...I need some more Scofield...)
Thanks for the bandwidth.
Gnat
www.gnat-man.com
From: "Christopher T. Carfagno" <soundpro@cyberenet.net>
Subject: AT 35x mic comments
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 20:49:16 -0500
Brad wrote:
From: ShooTyZ42o@aol.com
Subject: Audio Technica Pro 35R Has anyone used these?
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 16:37:43 EST
I'm just wondering if anyone on the list that have had any experience
using
the Audio Technica Pro 35 R mic. I see they are good for instruments,
and u
can clip them onto drums. Has anyone taped any shows or used these at
all? If
so could I get your opinion on them? I'm thinking of purchasing a pair
but i'd
like to hear some feedback before i buy them.
Please respond to me privately or to the list, however u want to do it.
Thanx
Brad
Personally, I like the 35x for micing drums and wind instruments. It
offers a lot of performance for the dollar. However, for recording
shows, the AT831 is less expensive and has better freq. response. Even
better is the AT853, which sounds better then either one of these and is
still affordable. The At 853 is a little larger than the others, but
still quite stealth able.
If you have any questions, feel free to email me.
--
Best regards,
Chris Carfagno
The Sound Professionals
1-800-213-3021
soundpro@cyberenet.net
http://www.soundprofessionals.com
From: KSpudd@aol.com
Subject: Advice on a portable recorder
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 22:00:36 EST
Hey there,
I'm looking to purchase a portable DAT recorder. I don't want to pay over
$600 (if that's possible). Does anyone have any advice on which brand/model to
go with? Also, any advice on where to purchase a recorder online?
I'm currently looking at the Sony TCD-D8. It seems like a good recorder but
I'm not sure. Can any D8 owners let me know what they think of their recorder?
Any good/bad experiences?
Thanks,
Krista
From: "Paul Galis" <hotrats@xsite.net>
Subject: Virus Attached to last Digest
Reply-To: <hotrats@xsite.net>
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 21:31:53 -0600
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My Doctor Solomons virus protection picked it up as a virus which shocked
me. This is the first time it actually kicked in warning me of a
"potential" virus. I hope this makes it out to people before it's too late.
Who sent it? Can the administrator of this list find out??
Paul
-Remember there's a big difference between kneeling down and bending over-
FZ
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From: Earlehead@aol.com
Subject: don't download happy99 files!!!
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 22:31:27 EST
the last digest i just received had the happy99 virus stuck to it as a
attachment to download. anyone else who receives this, don't download the
file!!!!
scott
From: magnew@together.net (Matt Agnew)
Subject: Mics picking up talking
Reply-To: magnew@together.net
Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1999 03:39:29 GMT
Elliot Jackson wrote:
>any tips to avoid talking on the
>recording would also be great.
Yeah. Tell her to shut up. I'm not kidding. Anything either of you says
will be plainly audible on the tape. My tape of a Brian Setzer show is
marred by my psycho then-girlfriend on a rampage. Now if I'm attending the
show with someone, I set down ground rules first - no talking, bring me a
glass of water every now and then, etc. (I'm perfectly willing to make up
for it later :) If she can't agree to these rules, don't go, or don't tape.
If she's the type that requires attention and isn't really into the band, I
can guarantee you a bad time, and a bad tape. It's a lot easier if you're
with one of your buds who digs the band as much as you do.
Another thing to complicate matters is that if you have the mics on your
glasses or hat, turning your head even slightly will also come through on
playback - enough of it will make you dizzy if you are listening through
headphones. I recorded a ska band at a local bar and was trying to hold
still while resisting the urge to skank madly like everyone else - you can
ear my head bobbing slightly anyway, as well as the waitress asking me if I
want a drink.
Sacrifices have to be made. I usually tape alone.
Good luck,
Matt
Another plug for my newbie page:
http://homepages.together.net/~magnew/dattips.htm
From: Josh Durham <jld8d@virginia.edu>
Subject: Internet Worm!!
Reply-To: Josh Durham <jld8d@virginia.edu>
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 22:39:36 -0500
I hope everyone noticed that the infamous was attached to that last
digest and did NOT run the attached file. If you did you have been infected
and must replace your TCP/IP stack in the windows system directory!
--JOsh
--DAT List
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Studio/1577/datlist.html
"The theif comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come
that they may have life, and have it to the full." --John 10:10
From: Edward B McGrath <sac19854@saclink.csus.edu>
Subject: UK Tapers!!! Bowlie weekender?
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 19:42:18 -0700 (PDT)
Did anyone get tickets to this that is planning on taping???
Say it is so, Please let me know if you are as there are many shows I'd
love to hear especially the Mercury Rev playing with Kevin Shields.
That's right, check out the line-up.
bowlie weekender - april 23rd to 25th*
april 23rd - april 25th 1999 @ Camber Sands Holiday Centre UK
this is the confirmed line-up to date, as more are added we'll let you
know (updated 24th february 1999 with the latest confirmations):
belle & sebastian
mercury rev + kevin shields
pavement (still tbc)
the delgados
v-twin
the divine comedy
sleater-kinney
a.c. acoustics
looper
vic godard
camera obscura
bill wells octet
broadcast
ladybug transistor
sodastream
cornelius
luna
god speed you black emperor
salako cinema
+ more to be confirmed
tickets are #85.00 (eighty five pounds) for a weekend pass to include
festival entrance and chalet accommodation. the capacity is limited to
2,600 and will go on sale on saturday 20th february 1999 exclusively from
ticketweb, either by phone on 0171-771-2000 or online at
http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/
apartments must be booked as a complete 4,5,6 or 7 bed unit. a #25.00
(twenty five pounds) refundable damages deposit will be required from
each person on arrival at the site and will be refunded when leaving the
site. booking is similiar to how you book a hotel, i.e. you book and pay
for the room and not per person, so you will need all your money together
before you phone up to book the tickets.
tickets are selling very fast, so if you haven't booked your tickets yet,
do so now as we think it may sell out by the weekend of 29th february.
we're pretty sure that all the 4 person and 7 person chalets are sold, so
it's only 5 and 6 person chalets left.
*bowlie weekender - the explanation!
the idea for this festival came from stuart murdoch and neil from the
belle & sebastian camp whereby they wanted to take over a holiday camp
and stage a festival over a weekend with exciting new and already
established bands of their choice. the location for the site is the
Camber Sands Holiday Centre in Camber Sands between Hastings & Rye on the
south-east coast of england. it is set to take place on friday april 23rd
until sunday april 25th.
tickets are being issued as a weekend pass only as the allocation is
limited to 2,600 and will be sold as a package where you gain entrance to
the festival but this will also include a chalet apartment with TV and
private cooking and shower facilities. each apartment sleeps four to six
people and everyone will be encouraged to take apartments with friends as
no one can take an apartment for four unless they pay for four tickets.
this may appear to be too formal but due to the very limited allocation
and the proposed line-up it is likely to sell very fast. apartments will
be available from friday afternoon until monday morning and a returnable
deposit of around #25.00 will be refunded on inspection of the apartment
after the festival is finished. the weekend pass to include accommodation
and festival entrance will be #85.00.
the live music will take place from friday until sunday with a club night
after each show with all ticket holders will be able to make full use of
all the facilities which include catering outlets, late bars until 4am,
go-karting, swimming, playstations etc. plus the beach is a 7-minute walk
from the site.
the live music will be divided into two stages. the main stage has a
capacity of 2,300 people and the smaller stage has a 950 capacity. both
are indoor venues so this defeats the general weather concerns that a lot
of festivals encounter. each person that purchases a ticket will be
advised that the rooms have strict capacity and entrance will be on a
first come first served basis as to avoid overcrowding. there is a third
smaller venue with a bar on the site, which will have video monitors
broadcasting live from the main stage as it happens.
From: "Damon L. Ritter" <jkstrw@nh.ultranet.com>
Subject: digest #804
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 23:04:55 -0500
the worm virus is attached to the digest # 804, each of the people who
mailed to it should check to see if they are infected. here's how to find
out and to remove it(quoted from an earlier digest):
> I-Worm.Happy
>
> This is the first known modern Internet Worm discovered in-the-wild. This
> computer worm is a kind of virus program that to spread its copies does
not
> affect disk files as main target, but replicates its copies by sending
> itself to the Internet as an attachment in the e-mail messages. The worm
> had been posted by somebody (maybe by worm author) to several news servers
> in January 1999, and then in few days it was discovered In-The-Wild in
> Europe and continued spreading.
>
> The worm arrives as an attachment in the e-mails as a HAPPY99.EXE file.
> When an infected attachment is executed and gets control, the worm
displays
> a funny firework in a program's window to hide its malicious nature.
During
> that, it installs itself into the system, hooks sendings to the Internet,
> converts its code to the attachment and appends it to the messages. As a
> result the worm, when it is installed into the system, is able to spread
> its copies to all the address the messages are sent to.
>
> While installing the worm affects files in the Windows system directory
> only. It creates the SKA.EXE and SKA.DLL files in there, copies the
> WSOCK32.DLL to newly created WSOCK32.SKA and patches the original
> WSOCK32.DLL file to hook email sending calls.
>
> Removal and Protection
> ----------------------
> If the worm is detected in your system you can easy get rid of it just by
> deleting SKA.EXE and SKA.DLL files in the system Windows directory. You
> also should delete the WSOCK32.DLL file and replace it with the
WSOCK32.SKA
> original file. The original HAPPY99.EXE file should be also located and
> deleted.
>
> To protect your computer from re-infection you need just to set Read-Only
> attribute for the WSOCK32.DLL file. The worm does not pay attention to
> Read-Only mode, and fails to patch the file. This trick was discovered by
> Peter Szor at DataFellows (http://www.datafellows.com).
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