Richard

If you go to Profile => Financial Information => Bank Accounts => Add. You should have the option to add another account?

I just looked at the manual again. The manual is the same for both the X-N7 & X-N9. It doesn't says as far as I can see that either model is different as far as the FM specs are concerned. The only thing it mentions is that reception frequency is 76-108mhz but that the preset search will only assign stations in the 76-90mhz range. You should still be able to browse manually beyond that using the remote.

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I'm not sure - the manual for the X-N7 says it is world band FM. The newer and confusingly named X-N7X on the other hand definitely isn't. Which one do you have?

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Hi there, as far as I know there is no english manual for this model as it was a Japan only domestic system. If there are specific questions, give us a shout as there are a couple of people here who own Onkyo home systems (myself included).

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This is an excellent album. If you haven't done so already, also check out his other album "A Strangely Isolated Place" but of the two I think Far Away Trains.... has the edge.

First, welcome. Second, you may want to have a search as there are numerous threads dealing with similar issues. In a lot of cases running the MDAC repair tool from the downloads area does the trick, failing that re-install MDAC completely by re-downloading it from the Microsoft site.

Thanks, but this is indeed MS AppLocale which I mentioned in my previous post and which we have also referred to in numerous threads.

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I think the 32khz sample rate is relevant for playback on the RH1 in relation to MP3's. MP3's recorded in 32 /48 khz sample rate can now be played back without conversion. Even the 2nd gen Hi-MD could only playback 44.1khz MP3's. As regards the 32/48khz input on the optical as Raintheory says this will automatically be re-sampled to 44.1khz. This capability already existed on the NH1.

Karlo if I understand correctly you have resolved the other issues and now need clarification on running the MDAC repair tool (CSRepair)? If so you need to click the "Re-register MDAC" button. Then in the tab marked "Jet", click on the "Re-register Jet" button. Exit the utility and try re-starting Sonic Stage.

Could you kindly attach a screenshot of that thanks.

Hi Danny: Yes you're right in that the PSP does indeed support album art. You should also be able to add this to tracks via Sonic Stage before transferring to the PSP. I can't comment on WMP I'm afraid as I don't really use it for music.

Yes unfortunately you will still need to run Sonic Stage using App-Locale if you are using a non-asian version of Windows, irrespective of the non-unicode settings. This is a limitation of the Sonic Stage software itself. Give that a try and let us know how it goes.

Indeed before we go any further with Sonic Stage it sounds like an anti-virus / spyware scan may be in order.

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Hi Wendy you should probably start here: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=11256 Not forgetting to also do the second registry edit mentioned if you are using a legacy player. Then as described use Microsoft App-Locale to run Sonic Stage and convert and transfer your tracks to your player.

Ok - so a few more elements to add then Actually a lot of the Onkyo speakers are available in Europe, but some of the more recent models are missing and I'm not sure how well the prices compare with importing. I will definitely submit a write-up & photos of the NC22 when time permits.

I've seen these around a few times. Does this Maxell model employ the plastic shutter?