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And I see I'm back to being a Newbie. Nothing like the digital age to keep one humble 🥳

You'll definitely need a 32-bit version of Windows. Windows 7 does fine - the problem I had was the old laptop had a 1.1 USB socket and so the whole thing really couldn't keep up with the data, by the time you factor in the old, slow laptop hardware. I think a "custom" win7-32 on a tower of some sort might be reliable. My 770 worked fine with MCrew last time I checked.

I'm *really* surprised there's a difference in the charger. Wouldn't the major difference be that the plug shape is different for the different models? Stephen (who blew up his 110V GP gumstick charger by plugging it into 230 volts when on holiday - never again).

Still waiting to hear the inside(rs) story........ We did have a report just before the site went down that it seemed likely all passwords were compromised. IF you use any password here on some other site, you had better change both pretty quickly. Nice to see you, too Philippe.

Good stuff Chris. So nice to have the familiar portion of my desktop occupied once again.

You da expert.... I mostly gave my bird's-eye view. I think the codes for MD are common and started with the unpublished SIRCS specification (this was Jim's contribution).

Taking issue with this statement. I think that A1(II) and PC-link are essentially identical. (Where's NGY?) When they finally moved to NetMD (USB) that is when the Ctrl-A1 stuff disappeared.

I run firefox on Android and that much works. I agree that "native mobile mode" sux for SIF/IPS.

Not to be a curmudgeon who's missed the point of the complaint, but did you try desktop mode?

The best way to blank a disk completely is to acquire a portable with a busted OW head, so that at the first attempt to write the disk it is completely "empty". Just be careful that said unit is kept in a locked cupboard so nobody even your can take out and try to use by accident. First time you press Track Mark..... booooom!

If you've read the history they actually started manufacturing in a barn that had been used previously to make ploughs and other agricultural equipment. Not sure if that's relevant to audio quality tho (:

Ha! Mine came from the *actual* Kent Engineerng Foundry. Chorales. I saw a review of them a few years back from someone in NY who said they easily matched speakers costing thousands today.

Out of curiosity, which KEF speakers?

sorry you will still need to find a sound card with optical in. I don't *think* that's the case for the Mac. You would need a sound DAW like a MOTU or something similar (half a dozen different manufacturers) to get the S/PDIF signal into the Macbook, unless I've missed something. In the PC world a $10 sound card will do the job. Maybe you need to beg, borrow or steal a PC to plug a sound card (Terratec is nice) into the bus.

Not with the 707. To get it off digitally you would need either: a. A (full size) deck with optical out or b. An MZ-RH1 (or MZ-M200, same thing). Sorry but that's just the way life is.

Read the rest of this thread in detail. Note there is no such thing as MZ-R710, you will have an MZ-N710 which is a completely different beast from the one described in that link in your last post. You need: a. the service manual (start at page 25 in the NF810 service manual, I can't lay my hands on the 710 but it is the same unit minus the remote radio). b. a prerecorded CD (any old one will do) c. a blank 74 minute MO, preferably unopened (80 may work just fine but I think the service procedure was designed around 74) There IS a procedure where you can trick it back into life by UNresetting the parameters, but I wouldn't recommend it unless absolutely desperate. I'm not publishing it here. If you can figure it out well enough to get it right you are half way to doing the Full Monty alignment anyway. If and when the "servo alignment" doesn't work then you have to go back to first principles starting with the hardware and basic functionality. I am starting from the premise that someone did a "911 Reset" (curious name) that led to the situation you are now in.

Huh?

ROFL//// right on, Kevin!

Jammed microsowitches? Sounds like one for NGY who sadly is no longer with us.... Kevin has worked on the E-11 quite a bit, so I would expect him to chime in here.

As long as you didn't record anything AFTER this button pushing, you are OK. You need to learn how to do TOC cloning. Not sure of the specifics for your unit, but usually it will need a deck!

Welcome. 1. NW-HD5 doesn't speak VHF or native USB) and the head unit likely won't play the files it is offering to USB (via USB of course). 2. You don't give details of your head unit. Does it have an AUX socket (3.5mm jack)? that would be the simplest. 3. You don't give details of your fm transmitter, so we don't understand your expectations. Is it already hooked to the NW-HD5 via the headphone/line out? 4. Naming your question after you doesn't make it easy to find this topic, later. So if it's not about you, please edit the topic ASAP. (hint: other such self-named topics have been deleted, in the past). Thanks

I just posted this to downloads. Thanks Freddy, you can take it offline now. S

SBeatjam.iso View File Thanks to FreddyJollo for this image requested several times on the forums. It is the ISO for the Sharp MD software called Beat Jam. I don't know any more about it than that. Good luck to y'all. You will still need, most likely the NetMD 64-bit drivers NETMD760.SYS available elsewhere in downloads. Stephen Submitter sfbp Submitted 04/26/2021 Category Programs