Disklavier

I suppose I have it wrong then. I looked but can't find anything in
the manual about what model I have other than the reciepts that say
it's a DC7A Pro. I would think it's a Mark 3 if it can't be a four. I
got it in 2003.
Back to my questions, is it possible to have a disk playing on the
piano then have my software recording it so I can edit the scores?
Thanks!

--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, Carl Youngblood <carl@...> wrote:
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> I didn't think the Mark 4 Pro had been out for five years.





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> On Nov 27, 2006, at 8:57 AM, yamahamale wrote:
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> > Hello, It's been so long since I've been here. I've got a Mark 4 Pro.
> > Using an IBM Windows98 with PowerTracks v11. I've had this piano for
> > maybe five years. I seem to have everything operating except when I
> > put a disk into the piano and press play, it doesn't register as
> > playing on the computer software. Everything else works like; when I
> > play something on the computer, it plays on the piano and when I play
> > something by hand on the piano, it plays on the computer. It's just
> > when I stick a disk into the piano and press play, the disk doesn't
> > play on the computer. It doesn't show up in the software program. This
> > is agravating becasue I have written a lot of music onto disks over
> > the years. Now I want to edit the scores but can't because I can't
> > seem to get the music from the disc into my computer software. I am
> > now wondering if this is even possible. I also have a laptop with XP
> > if that helps. It's not hooked up but I had it hooked up last week.
> > Maybe that would help? Also is there a book that I can purchase that
> > will explain hoooking up the piano in detail to the computer. I've got
> > the origianl manuals but I can't make heads or tails out of the
> > instructions. I know from the past, there are a lot of very
> > knowledgeable people in this group. Maybe one of them can help? Thanks
> > so much!!
>