Christopher

I've turned off guest posting. And if possible, please stop posting replies to those spam threads.

(in reference to where I have been) I'm also creating websites for local companies these days. The joys of creating websites.. The reason we have the big ads there is because they return the most money. I need that money so I can go to Vegas for CES '07. Load times here are minimal..the extra javascript isn't making that big of an impact.

I'm not sure what is up with the server today. Something is odd with SQL..we're investigating.

Minidisco is offering $20 off the price of the MZ-RH1. Check inside for the offer..+++ Use coupon code RH1SAVE20 during checkout!

Very cute! Thanks for sharing. Which color do you prefer?

Happy birthday greg! All the best to you on this special day. Thanks for your contributions (both financially and mentally) to the forum.

Someone stole my DSC-W7. :(

Cool tip!

Any luck with this, bob?

Thank you, sorry I missed this.

FreeBSD is fantastic, we run that on the server here for minidisc.org and have had continuous uptimes beyond a year.. As for Linux vs. Windows, it depends on what you do with a computer in the first place. If you do websurfing, e-mail, or picture/document creation then a Linux-based derivative is a decent. However, sometimes it is a little bit of a hassle getting all of your drivers working correctly or things configured in a way that is care-free. I have also seen OpenOffice documents look like complete crap when viewed in Microsoft Office programs, which is troublesome when in college. I can't really utilize wine/Cedega for gaming (Battlefield 2, City of Villians, etc) because graphics just can't be run the way I want them to (heavy AA/AF) in this manner. In my opinion, Linux should be kept as a server-based operating system; that's where the true strength lies.

Yes, please continue this inquiry at atraclife. Thanks.

David Karon, owner of Minidisco, has lifted the veil off the new version of his company. The aesthetics of the redesigned site is quite keen and general usability has improved greatly.

Connect Player is no longer being developed. There may be a maintenance release or so over time but I can assure you nothing new will arrive. As far as I know, the Connect Player team has been idle and working on other projects for a while now.

I just finished zipping that section. I'll have things rolling later today. (it's 3:30am, so bear with me here)

enriquez writes in to report that the MZ-RH1 is now selling for $349 at SonyStyle.

Hello, Cirbirus. My sincere apologies for the trouble, and I can assure you that we did not sell your e-mail address. Unfortunately, there have been a few security flaws with the forum software in the past that allowed hackers full SQL access. The forum is kept up to date with the latest patches and is usually done so within 24 hours of a release. I cannot get your e-mail address back from them. Please do not forward any spam our way, as well; there's nothing further we can do.

Can you provide me with a picture of it actually operating on the unit? Amazing.

I'm elated to see that someone has completely ripped off AtracLife's content without any link back. Yes, we did post this days ago. http://www.atraclife.com/2006/07/21/new-ne...s-sport-series/

I used to be able to delete NetMD written tracks with my ol' SD-NX10 bookshelf. Weird how that works out sometimes..

Maxell Japan announced today that it will release three new MD media series on August 25, 2006. The upcoming release will feature one completely new design – known as the "plain style" – and new updates to its long running "Twinkle" and "COULER" series. +++ The "plain style" series is available only in milky white color scheme; in 80min – 5-pack and 10-pack. The "Twinkle" series will feature five colors: blue, green, lime, pink and purple; in both 74min and 80min – individual disc, 5-pack and 10-pack. The "COULER" series comes in five unique stripe design; in both 74min and 80min – 5-pack and 10-pack. The "plain style," "Twinkle" and "COULER" media will have an expected retail price of 700 yen, 800 yen and 900 yen respectively. Note: expected retail prices are for 5-pack MD media.

Gretzky. Radiohead vs. Coldplay

Thank you Aaron for this valuable find. My apologies for taking so long to get it to the front page. (been busy with atraclife lately)

Sony has officially released an updated version of the Hi-MD Music Transfer application for Mac OS X. There are some amazing improvements for file transfer that applies to MZ-RH1/RH10/RH910/RH710 owners.+++ Sony offers Hi-MD Music Transfer for Mac Ver.2.0 for owners of the following Hi-MD Walkman models: MZ-RH1/RH10/RH910/RH710New features of Hi-MD Music Transfer for Mac Ver.2.0: * Applicable only to the stated Hi-MD Walkman model MZ-RH1: User can import audio data recorded in Linear PCM, Hi-SP or Hi-LP mode on the Macintosh-compatible Hi-MD Walkman to a Macintosh computer after converting to WAV format audio data.*1User can download WAV*2 or MP3 format audio data from a Macintosh computer to a Hi-MD Walkman.*3User can change a track or group title in a Hi-MD disc, and change the order of tracks or groups.User can erase the tracks or groups in a Hi-MD disc.MZ-RH10/MZ-RH910/MZ-RH710:User can download MP3 format audio data from a Macintosh computer to a Hi-MD Walkman.*3User can change a track or group title in a Hi-MD disc, and change the order of tracks or groups.User can erase the tracks or groups in a Hi-MD disc.*1 - An audio data transferred using SonicStage or MD Simple Burner and an audio data downloaded from this software cannot be imported. *2 - WAV format audio data is downloaded after converting to Linear PCM.*3 - If an audio data downloaded from this software is used on SonicStage, some functions such as transfer times or CD burning, etc are limited. Download (*.dmg): http://forums.minidisc.org/downloads/details.php?file=95 Download (*.zip): http://forums.minidisc.org/downloads/details.php?file=98 Download (Sony): http://www.css.ap.sony.com/Consumer/templa...=Personal+Audio

Nice to have you back on board, camille.