Sentence examples for tapes store from inspiring English sources
At the height of his productivity, before he opened his Screwed-Up Records and Tapes store in Houston, D.J. Screw released two cassette mix tapes a week.
That's because MicroMV tapes store the video data in a modified version of something called MPEG2 files, which those editing programs don't understand.
Mr. Siraj, who studies computer networking in Queens two days a week, came to the United States from Karachi, Pakistan, about five years ago, said his uncle, Saleem Noorali, owner of the Islamic Books and Tapes store on Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
It was the kind of historic recording that would fit perfectly in his collection of more than 100,000 radio broadcasts, all meticulously enhanced and preserved on tapes stored in thin white boxes on a maze of shelves in his humidity- and temperature-controlled basement "vault".
Hawking the tape store to store, they learned that selling a product you had to demonstrate was hard work.
"I tell them, 'Well, I just got back from bowling, I'm eating a hamburger I picked up at Burger King and I'm about to watch a video I got at the tape store.' ".
Magnetic tape stores information on bits of metal affixed to a ribbon.
Teachout's play, a one-man show starring John Douglas Thompson, is based on more than six hundred and fifty reels of tape stored at Queens College, all of which reveal an Armstrong who did indeed take art, politics, and life seriously.
I've cursed the whanging distortion of of MP3s amplified in dance clubs, stared at the reels of two-inch tape storing my band's multitrack recordings, and read newspaper pieces about the death of the sound file and the imminent takeover of streaming audio.
These include: 1. Migration of content with low access requirements to lower tiers of storage (e.g. transfer from disc to tape stores), 2.
Migration of content with low access requirements to lower tiers of storage (e.g. transfer from disc to tape stores), Automatic migration of content due to addition of removal of providers or changes in storage policies.
