Christopher

I would recommend just titling via Simple Burner 2 or Sonicstage then..

Hi. If you don't have Sonicstage 3 installed, just go ahead and download Sonicstage at connect.com.

Thanks, my image man did it for me. Looks pretty swank for sure. btw, those two new themes are in. Feel free to take a look! They are still sorta beta, but it's mostly just missing images [md icons, etc]. The new OliveYou theme has some new smilies, as well.

Already done, banana! Just have to restart Apache and we'll be good to go [soon]. Anyway Volta, it is indeed broken. I'm having Invision look at it, and apologize for the slight downtime.

http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=9477 ..additionally, the logo for the main theme, Refault, has been altered slightly. Zombietycho has also changed his name to Bananatree.

Wow you're cute. Uh, you uploaded a picture, not an avatar. Try uploading an avatar instead. Anyway, if it's under the glass it's not going to leave. I'm sorry..I may inspect the unit for you to see what I can do if you wish - where do you reside?

Reinstall via the directions in the FAQ if all hope is lost, and it would nice if you could post according to the rules posted at the top of this forum.

Sorry, nothing you can do..I would give this a good read for future transfers, though: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=7070 To be honest, you probably lost the recording because of a variable software wise on your computer [corrupt install of a component, virus, etc]. Upload losses from Sonicstage 2.3 and beyond are very rare..

What version of Sonicstage? What system specs? *sigh* Please read the rules!

Hello, unfortunately I have to announce today that the Rooq theme will be departing MDCF. I have always liked it, but I just have to make room for two other themes I'll be introducing. There are flaws within the Rooq theme that I don't have to expertise to correct [link colors, other various CSS/php bugs, etc] and I have been talking to Mr. Rooq about such without much luck - it seems the skin was created before he mastered the Invision interface. It appears that Rooq will be releasing a new theme set soon anyways, and I will most likely delve into that as I'm fan of his work - I'll post more about that later. Nonetheless, I am introducing two more themes, one called Creamcycle Royal [a purple/tan type with interesting formatting], and Olive-You, a green theme. They will be available shortly.

Thanks Beta, you're on top of the ball today. Let's continue discussion here: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=9475

Thanks indeego, let's continue discussion here: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=9475

Thank you for that correction, we will amend the threads that say so. Please continue discussion here: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=9475

The MZ-DH10P, RH10 and RH910 user manuals have surfaced: MZ-DH10P: http://www.docs.sony.com/release/MZDH10P.pdf MZ-RH10: http://www.docs.sony.com/release/MZRH10.pdf MZ-RH910: http://www.docs.sony.com/release/MZRH910.pdf --------- Buffalo, a company known for networking products, a little under 30 years old and with no prior association to the Minidisc area has delved into the Hi-MD scene with a MZ-NH600 clone with native *.mp3 playback dubbed the "MD-HUSB": [attachmentid=264] [additional pictures here: 1, 2, 3.] 5mW output, has ability to use/record all ATRAC3/plus offerings, can playback PCM, and will use a special edition of BeatJam to facilitate transfer - I imagine the drivers would play nice with Sonicstage, however. But the oddest thing is that this unit employs a USB 2 connection for a hypothetical maximum of 11mbps transfer to disc [for data only] as the limitations of the media itself cannot ascend above that. I imagine the write speeds for audio are the same as they are on 1st + 2nd generation Hi-MD, perhaps being slightly faster. Additionally, there are reports in the press release that there will be Mac compatible software [beatJam] that will be able to write data and audio, something that has never been done before with any NetMD or Hi-MD generation from any company. USB 2, something Sony has never used since the conception of NetMD, is now available from someone whom has never been in the MD market before. Go figure. No word on price or availability. ---------- Lastly, Sony has released a "Hi-MD storage" drive [dubbed DS-HMD1] for use with the computer. It will appear in four colors, pictured here: [attachmentid=265] [additional pictures here: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.] USB 1.1, and all transfers will be powered by USB; compatible with Windows 98 SE/Me/2000/XP. This unit will accept Hi-MD and regular MD discs formatted in Hi-MD mode. The highest transfer speed will be 9.8mbps + 4.73mbps for MD discs formatted in Hi-MD mode. This unit does not need Sonicstage to transfer data, and can also transfer music to your library [requires Sonicstage 3.1]. Dimensions: 86.0×79.3×22.9mm, and weighs just about 100g. No word on North American/Europe release, so the rest of us will probably end up importing it. I would imagine this to retail around $100 if it does hit US/Euro.

Be more specific.

Hi, I thought this would be something worth trying; I'll start with a real short one I did a long time ago. Please post your own original poetry. Traveler you can call me - first rain of winter --------------- Sick in mid journey - my dreams keep meandering dry fields of fall

It's that big because it has everything to ensure that no matter what system it's installed in it will work [directx, etc].

This is a download only unit. This is mentioned in the inital post in this topic.

What were the dimensions?

Bree: *.mp3 is not a better codec as this hardware is designed to play ATRAC3/plus. You should read this: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=7980

Right now it's two megabytes, which will be raised soon. Personal images shouldn't be that large, though..

Possibly, yes. Time to get MarcNet out of the woodwork..

Would this be a job for the Radio Shack Volume Attentuator if things got out of control ultrasonic-wise, or would that cause degredation that would make the recording less robust in presentation?

Yes, but the Euro NH900 can be hacked to bring it to the true 5mW.

I think it's great that someone from Sony, a rep from Australia's largest MD seller and many Australian MD consumers have come together to talk about this. It's very interesting to read this from a point of view that has no real relevance to your various woes.. Perhaps with MD coming down in price compared to the past things will fare for the better - or, it may be too late. I'll slip this one out though, I had a certain skyther message me last night on MSN about the RH10. He was so fond of it because of the features, but mostly the price. I knew then at that very moment that something truly profound had occured and Sony may be doing the right thing. Perhaps they'll phase out Hi-MD and then bring it back in some coy marketing campaign like "New Coke".