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Looks cool, but far too pricey for my blood.

I'll say I am getting a 2nd gen unit, but it isn't for MP3 at all.

I really like the idea of a colour screen for cover art... but a camera? At that MP level it just screams gimmick at the top of it's lungs.

I saw that movie a few days before it came out on DVD, and I must say I enjoyed it a lot.

I just recently saw GITS 1 and thought it was a great feature. I hope #2 won't dissapoint.

The file may have DRM attached that cannot be used with SonicStage, or you are missing the permission to put it onto a device.

I never used it so I have no idea how it works. I wouldn't worry too much, it looks like a lot of users were on allofmp3.com so the chances of all your rupees getting stolen is slim.

Probably the video game thing. Or other data/program functions.

I'd get out of it before the site's owners decied to take your credit card number and run.

If you want MD, wait till the Auvi HiMD player is released. That will give you more bass than you bargained for.

It was probably something invented then sat on for the life of the format. A lot like the un/under used portions of redbook CDs, which are usually only used for hidden tracks.

I would think most people would reformat disc without any preference to brand. And I believe that MPO stopped making minidiscs not too long ago.

Fast times at Ridgemont High That's the one I actually saw start to finish. I saw some chunks of the Canadian film "Nothing" last night, but I was too "frazzled" to sit through the entire thing.

First I cook the french fries, then I add the cheese. I let the cheese melt on the warm fries for about 30 seconds, then I add the gravy. Oo, my Routine, not my Poutine... I have a very strange routine that really doesn't stay constant, but I'll try and give a run down of a usual day, then make a little addition for the weekends. -Wake up between 7:30 am and 9:30 am to go to class. -Either catch the bus or take my car/bike over to the uni -Sit and Learn from about 9 or 10, till between 2 and 6. (messes up my entire routine) -Come home and flip on the lappy -Check mail, IMers, MDCF, webcomics (if I hadn't already done so in computer class ) -If I don't have to work, I chill out and try and watch a movie I rented from Zip.ca so I can get new movies quicker. -Either watch some more movies, surf the net, eat or do homework. -Try and get to sleep before 2 am Awake in 6 hours for class. Thrusday nights and weekends are a lot different. -Go to work around 9 -Work till about 3ish, taking shots and seeing beautiful girls rub themselves against other people. -Go for breakfast around 4am eat/smoke/talk till 5am -Come home -Check my e-mail, forum, ETC. -Go to sleep around 6 am -(on friday mornings) wake up around 8:45 -get prepared for class -go to class for 10am -class ends at 10:50 home by 11 or so. -Go back to sleep -Wake up around 3 Wow, I am messed up.

A battery powered microphone should do the ticket when plugged into the line-in

Either pick up a NH700, NH900 or NH1, all of these recorders have MIC and line in. Then you can go through USB to upload your recordings. Either with sonicstage or Marcnet's HiMD render.

Firstly, great avatar. Secondly, You shouldn't have to convert Mp3 to Wav for any reason. Just get a CD burning suite like "Nero Burning Rom" or "Easy CD creator" and follow their instructions. No CD player I know of can play WAVs but not Mp3s, so either burn an Audio CD, or just burn the MP3s (that is, if your CD player can read Mp3s).

A yahoo music service? Have these things really turned into the new pet rock?

In some cases yes, mp3 isn't tops in all areas. However because of it's widely known base, and it's fidelity when encoded properly, mp3 is doing very well right now.

I think Russia is a great country who is very sporting when it comes to hockey. I have spent many years watching my country compete with Russia through my entire life.

Minidisc players are better called "Minidisc Player only units", as they cannot record minidiscs, but just play them. You will need a NetMD recorder to record minidiscs from your computer for playing on the e630

Hunter S. Thompson died in his home on Sunday, February 20th, 2005 at the age of 67. He will be dearly missed by everyone who his worked touched. My condolences go out to his family, and friends, colleagues. "There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die. "

This kind of post, while it may be well meaning, isn't nessicary.

Throw the CD in your computer then Copy and paste all of the titles. Not super fast, but faster than typing.

MacOSX compatibility :Crosses Fingers:!!!