Christopher

Another point - what if Refault had that big number thing like the cream cycle? For some reason, I really dig that formatting.

I like Creamcycle as well. I may just buy it for myself and not care if anyone else uses it. No, it's the regular invision skin. If you compare both indexes the differences are there, and somewhat not so noticeable. I appreciate your honesty. I have no quarrels keeping Rooq here and having more skins.

If you have Sonicstage 1.x or 2.x, please upgrade your version of Sonicstage, as it is essential for the best experience. Download Sonicstage 3.1 from here: http://sonicstage.connect.com/SonicStageInstaller.exe If you live in Japan: http://mora.jp/help/player.html

You're lucky I'm keen on you otherwise I'd change your graphical rank to Troll..

No, it's not like that.

Give this a read: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=6330 Please upgrade to Sonicstage 2.3, by the way.

Here. It only installs what you need; be sure to save it to your desktop and delete it afterwards.

Hiyo, time for this again. I'm not really keen on Rooq. Too bland, and introducing colors is almost impossible for me as it's such a monotone theme. I've been looking around and I hit a gold mine: http://support.1lotus.com/index.php Within that page there is a drop-down menu [towards the bottom]. The skins I'm most keen on are the "Creamcycle" variants, espesically the Bluberry or Moss in either fixed or fluid or just perhaps Refault. Please reply with your thoughts on this. I would really appreciate it.

Great guys. I will be sure to feature this in the upcoming Forum Focus.

Actually, we got there about 16 days earlier than your projection, skmetal. Congrats to chiara.feli, our 6,000th registered and confirmed user.

Looks like it's no more than 20 megabytes - two components, GIANTAntiSpywareMain.exe + gcasDtServ.exe. Ad-Aware takes about 17.

Welcome to the forums..I think I speak for a few people when I ask, what is SBC + DBC?

No wonder certain Americans are disgruntled at the fact that people outside of the country assume that one person speaks for them all.

Yes, are we speaking of Hi-MD or NetMD? I can't recommend NetMD over iPod, but I can justify Hi-MD.

Not really sure, but try some of my tips here: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=6621

Pardon me, but .

Yes, I have five but Nismo actually has one at the moment.. To be honest, maybe I'll get five more until the next higher density arrives and we're adhering to PCM only.

I wish to pin this thread to the top of the forum so people who check out the "Live Recording" forum will be able to hear the reason why MD is so slick.

Hrm, that's a new one. So, restart, and then go to CONFIG within Simple Burner. Press "Start" to run the CD drive check and paste exactly what it states. Another item of value would be checking your Device Manager. Go to "System" within Control Panel and click on the Hardware tab. Click on "Device Manager" and report if there is anything with a red x, yellow exclamation point or question mark next to any devices.

When the server migration is complete, we will then begin a tiered hosting plan [free of course, but then more space for people who have proved themselves helpful]. You'll just have to be patient, but I'm very sure that a new machine will come soon. p.s. I am overjoyed that someone is able to accomplish success, which indicates that our structuring is starting to mature and it is easier for noobs to attain information and employ it in the real world. It's only this fellow who speaks, but remember folks, there's alot more of them out there. Welcome to the forums indeed.

I crossed the line with information that I should have not discussed in any manner whatsoever. Please accept my apology for my action and you will not hear anything more in this regard from me until the official debut, unless other official news arrives. It was completely immature of me to mention anything in the first place. There is nothing further to converse about. Thank you for understanding.

Please tell me when things have been resolved with your server so I can feature this on the next upcoming Forum Focus.

This seems to be a general technical topic, as we're discussing the life-span of optical media.

You must have Sonicstage on your computer for Simple Burner 2 to work. Uninstall via the directions in the FAQ, install Sonicstage 2.3 ONLY and Simple Burner 2 ONLY. Nothing more.