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An excerpt from an interview with Nobuyuki Idei, Chairman and CEO of Sony Corporation by AlwaysON in 2003. Idei: We actually met several times with Steve last year, in January, March, and June to try to work out a mutual strategy. But you know Steve, he has his own agenda. [Laughs.] Although he is a genius, he doesn't share everything with you. This is a difficult person to work with if you are a big company. We started working with them, but it is a nightmare. We have the exact type of guy like Steve within Sony. His name is Ken Kutaragi. They respect each other. So maybe if we can get them both together then they could figure out how the PlayStation and the Mac can work together.

This is an excerpt from the Help Menu with regards to differences from earlier versions of SS. 1. In SonicStage Version 2.0 or later, the SonicStage music database is called "My Library." In earlier versions this was called "Music Drive." 2. In SonicStage Version 2.0 or later, tracks are placed in and managed by an "album." In earlier versions this was called a "Playlist." Albums act the same as Playlists. For example, when importing tracks from an audio CD, an album is automatically created with the same name as the audio CD. Hint If you updated to SonicStage Version 3.0 or later from an earlier version, all the former Playlists are automatically converted and displayed as albums. 3. You can create a custom playlist according to your preferences. In SonicStage Version 2.x, such a playlist is called a "My Compilation Album," and in SonicStage 3.0 or later is called a "playlist." A playlist is displayed with on the screen (unless an image for the cover art has been registered, in which case the image is shown instead.) 4. SonicStage Version 2.0 or later does not create "Playlist Folders" like earlier versions did. In SonicStage Version 2.0 or later, albums can be arranged in a single list and sorted in various ways; allowing greater flexibility in management. However, you can edit "Playlist Folders" created by an earlier version of SonicStage. Refer to "Editing a Playlist Folder ("Edit My Library Folders" Dialog Box)" for details. Hint Edited Playlist Folders can be shared with other programs, such as VAIO Media, using the SonicStage music database (My Library). 5. SonicStage Version 2.0 or later does not create a "Favorite Playlist" like earlier versions did. This was used to maintain a list your favorite tracks. In the current version of SonicStage, you can create a custom playlist according to your preferences. (Such an album is called a "playlist," and is displayed with on the screen.) 6. In SonicStage Version 2.0 or later, "transfer" is a generic term encompassing both "check-in/out" and "move-in." For clarification (when necessary), the "check-in" operation is further described as "transferring (back) tracks to My Library," and the "move-in" operation is described as "importing tracks into My Library." 7. In SonicStage Version 2.0 or later, the remaining transfer count of a track is indicated in a column in the track list. It is also indicated in the "Track Properties" dialog box (as it was in earlier versions).

Thanx! I've had this Japanese Liguaphone ( 5 cassettes ) and i've did try to "back it up" to MD but the limited number of bookmarks made it unfeasible with that many training conversations!

Are there any track limit in a minidisc like the current one they have?

Auto Sync works from digital source only. You can try by playing around with the volume, and also base on my reading from other forums, optical out from soundcard doesn't really work because of interference signal form matherboard.