Christopher

Make sure that before you install Sonicstage 3.2, you do it via the directions in the FAQ.

State your system specs according to the rules, please.

I've heard of a case on eBay, but I can't find it for the life of me..

Good suggestion, raintheory! I believe one of our long-standing members mrsoul uses that to host some his bigger recordings..perhaps he can give you some opinions on that.

All of the NW-HD# Service Manuals been uploaded to the Downloads section, enjoy..

Yes, it is currently in production, and will be free of the woes that plauged the v3.1 installer.

Vaja has launched the stylish [and quite expensive] PSPtouch retro, the latest designer case for the PSP. Check it out: http://www.vajacases.com/images/console/sony/psp/psp.html These cases are mint, but so expensive; I might have to treat myself to one, with custom colors of course..

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory..saw it with my girlfriend's cousins (real young). One cousin, aged 4, was so terrified at certain parts of the movie that she had to stop watching - it was pretty funny. Depp is cool, seemed a little strained to play the role but I had a good time nonetheless. The Oompa Loompas are really weird this time around, as if they could get any weirder than before..

At the moment: [Motorola MPX220] + [PSP] ..what else does a boy need?

I'd like to see a M-Audio forum as helpful as ours, anyways.. Or perhaps..who knows? God willing, we'll all see each other again at "M-Audio Community Forums: the Search for more Money"

It's hard to tell, mate. It has to be with VMWare..you may want to try compiling USB/SCSI as either modular or into the kernel, or recompiling the kernel. I'm not really sure, though.

What kind of graphics card do you have?

Anyone been to "Bookmarks" within the PSP's new web-browser that comes with Japanese firmware v2? There's a link that goes to a redirect page, titled "PSP™" (www.ps-portable.net, with a unique look for PSP's only) that features four countries listed: Europe, Japan, Korea and North America. It appears that Japan and Korea are the only two available for selection, and to my pleasant surprise I found nicely made websites within the respective links; mostly information of firmware, games, movies, pricing and so forth. I assume that one of the principal reasons firmware v2 hasn't been distributed yet in North America is because they are still working on a portal for the United States that will contain content such as this when firmware v2 goes live here. I did find a few neat images worth mention within the Japanese site. Remember, what will be said now is for when you're viewing the site within the PSP. This will not work via PC. Go to the PSP bookmark in your PSP browser. Click on Japan. If you click on the fourth link on the right (in the grey box) within the Japanese site, and then click on the middle link that says "SCEJ PSP (PlayStation Portable) TITLE LINE UP", there's a neat page view a few games that will be debuting soon. Of course, all of the text is in Japanese. Regardless, within this page there is a link that says "Download". Click on that, and then scroll down..you'll see a few backgrounds that look pretty keen and are made just for the PSP (I like the first one best, personally ). Poke around a bit; there's quite a bit to see. I tried to access the backgrounds via an Internet browser on PC, but I just get redirect pages. I predict more PSP-only, or PSP-optimized websites in the future with stronger media offerings - perhaps even to the extent of Connect's music offerings, just for PSP. It would be interesting if there was an entire music service optimized and accessible for the PSP, and it would justify ATRAC in the sense of "small file sizes with extremely high quality sound" (ATRAC.com). One of the true merits of ATRAC3plus is that there is a very small filesize for all bitrates, and we could see a new meaning to the old coin of buying music online - how many ring tones are sold through phones each year? Connect already has a page for PSP's, available here: http://www.connect.com/psp

What version of DirectX and what graphics card drivers are you using?

It has to be something with those CD drivers. Let me ask you this though, when you uninstall Sonicstage, you then go into the directories and manually delete the files, right? The same for the registry entries too, I assume? You may also want to try this after uninstalling in Start | Run: regsvr32 /u GCCollection.dll or regsvr32 /u cdsrc.ax Additionally, when you install Sonicstage, you just install 3.2, right? There's no need to do 3.0 > 3.1 > 3.2.

Congrats Volta!!! I know that this was a major thing for you as in our conversations it's always been mentioned..can you send me the final? Do you think you did well? I'm sure you did.

I want to make sure we're starting with a fresh slate. Please do a full reinstall via the directions in the faq, here: http://www.atraclife.com/index.php?showtopic=6

Got rid of "New to the format?" forum and moved posts within there to appropriate forums. I moved Product Reviews/Pictorials in it's place, making it a larger forum.

You'd buy one without having any clue what the battery life is? It's not even listed on that website..anyone have any specs?

You just reminded me of this article by Wired.

Logo has been finalized, hurrah!

We're working on it.

Welcome, philipp. Reinstall via the directions in the FAQ.

I've had firmware v2 running most of the afternoon/night with no problems whatsoever. If this means that I must stick to Japanese firmware only (that's the only theory I haven't seen tackled yet), then so be it..if it's as easy to install as this one, then I don't really mind.

Welcome, black! That's a really cool contribution to the community! Do you mind if I mirror the link (with the appropriate credits) in our downloads section?