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  • Birthday 02/16/1976

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    richyhu23
  • Sony Products I Own
    KDL-40W4210, PRS-505, PRS-700, PRS-T1, BDP-S300, Vaio TZ, KLV-S26A10, KDL-20B4030, DSC-R1, PSP, ICF-SW7600GR, ICF-SW07 and more...

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  • ATRAC Devices
    NW-A808, NW-A847, NW-F887
  • Headphones
    XBA-H3, MDR-NC60, MDR-NC22 (Black), MDR-EX500LP, Stanton DJ Pro 60, MDR-D22SL (Silver), MDR-SA5000, MDR-1AM2
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    Audio Technica AT-HA25D
  • Minidisc units
    MZ-RH1 (B), MZ-EH1 (Black) x 2, MZ-NH3D (Blue), MZ-NH1, MZ-DH10P (Black), MZ-NH900 (S), MZ-EH70 (Black), MZ-EH50 (Blue & Silver), MZ-E900, MZ-E730 (Silver), MZ-E630 (White), MD-E620 (Silver), Onkyo X-B8, Onkyo MD-105FX, Victor XM-B22P (Silver & Blue), Victor XM-C17 (Red & Silver), Victor XM-S51-A (Blue), Victor XM-C11 (Sliver), Victor KT-XM52, Victor XM-S5-D (Orange), Victor XM-C35Y-D (Orange), Victor XM-ZX3-P (Pink), Victor XM-C3A (Blue), Victor XM-C3 (Green),Victor XM-PX501 (Blue), Victor XM-S5A (Blue), Victor XM-C31 (Pink), Victor XM-C31 CY
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    ECM-DS70P

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  1. * Moved to Classifieds sub-forum
  2. Maybe this was the thread I was thinking of, but Avrin seemed to think that as well as being able to rip CD's to 105kbps 105kbps was in fact supported on Hi-MD formatted discs, but I guess not legacy MD formatted discs.
  3. I have a vague recollection that to enable LP3 to be transferred to NetMD (with SS) a registry key needed to be added / edited.
  4. Sorry, I'm late - Happy New Year everyone! Hope you all had a good xmas and wish everyone all the best and success in 2024! 🥳
  5. * Can somone move this to the software forum please? Apparently I can't seem to do it...
  6. That is indeed "an answer". 😅 Unfortunately, the definitive answer is that MD-Data is not compatible with Hi-MD. Hi-MD formatted discs can store data in addition to music files and these can be written to / read from via the computer. MD Data was an earlier format, as @BearBoy mentioned used for multitrack recordings. Only MD Data devices can read MD Data discs. Perhaps this is where the confusion has arisen. As @imkidd57also mentioned, in relation to the NH3D specifically, it may be that at present it is not fully supported with WMD Pro. As for downloading / uploading / streaming - I would call copying back to the PC from MD "uploading" versus downloading from the PC to an MD device. But, maybe I'm just pedantic, I know some people like to use the inverse terminology. * Moving to minidisc sub-forum
  7. Nothing to be embarrassed about! All photos are appreciated! I have a kind of standardized setup that I have been using for a few years, with a light tent, my handheld camera and some minor edits on the computer afterwards. Far from pro, but it still takes a while sometimes. I usually go through short "spurts" of output, often punctuated by months of having no time and / or laziness😅
  8. Good to know. I might consider getting one as a backup at some point
  9. Axia MD | Axia MD C (1996) The Axia MD C was Axia's third disc design, again made by TDK and dating from 1996. It was again available in 60 and 74 minute variants. 74 Minute 5 pack in 10 disc box set
  10. Axia MD | Axia MD B (1995) The Axia MD B was Axia's second disc, and came out in 1995. It was made for Axia by TDK and featured their familiar cross-hatch patterned shell, and screws to hold the casing together. It was available in 60 and 74 minute variants. 74 Minute version, 5 pack in 10 disc box set
  11. Well it's just a standalone drive, made of plastic, no player functionality.
  12. Well there was the DS-HMD1 external Hi-MD drive, but that was also Japan only and for some reason they go for silly money now as well. The NH600D would do what you want and is probably a lot cheaper and easier to find given that it was sold worldwide and not just in Japan. The same for models like the MZ-NH700, MZ-NHF800, MZ-NH900. If you don't specifically need the Hi-MD functionality then you could even look for an older NetMD machine that can be used with WebMinidiscPro.
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