jbreeze007

what do you suggest the m100 or the m200 for what I am trying to do (rip my music from minidisc to pc)

What is drm and what is a legacy file? sony mds-je520 at the time I had it hooked up to a philips cd burner deck, which allowed me to record back to cd optically all in real time. Sometimes the recording would come up copy protected, but if i tried 2 or 3 more times it would finally work. I would record on those cds that you needed to use for a cd burner deck at the time. Funny thing is when I recorded from cd to md back on to cd it sounded better. I still have the phillips burner too.

About eight years ago I started recording digitally on to minidiscs. I stopped recording minidiscs about four years ago. Just recently I found my minidisc collection, which is over 500 discs in a storage bin I had in the garage. Don't get me wrong I loved/love minidiscs I just no longer had the time to keep up with my hobby. I had tried so many times to figure out how to transfer them digitally to a PC at high speed. Since I am so out of the loop now I would like to know if there is a player that can do that now, and how fast. Back when I was researching this (four years ago) it was not possible, it had to all be done in real time. I still have my Sony minidisc deck, which is really cool, because it was one of the few with and optical out, I would like to have my music on my computer though. Can anyone point me in the right direction and let me know of a portable player that will allow me to transfer to my PC at high speed via usb. It would be great to get all that content on a hard drive as appose to 500 discs. Thanks for the help.