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where are you located gav? i'd take a look at the uk rh10. there's a number of decent reviews on this site, have a read then come back with any more Qs you might have

there's a few of the newer registrations sticking around too. nice to see that.

right click on the mp3 in file manager or desktop. check the bitrate [kbs], chanels & sample rate [khz] if can you playback the file in other software tell us what.

1) The MZ RH10 and the MZNH700 are both second generation Hi-MD. rh10 is 2nd generation as is the RH710 not nh700 which is a gen one model 2) SS 3.2 work with any generation Hi-MD Recorder? yes 3) The ads say they the models above offer "Direct Playback of MP3 files". So, I can choose to manage my music collection in WinAMP (heavin forbid?); and use SonicStage to seemlessly TRANSFER (NOT TRANSCODE) these MP3's onto minidisks. the 2nd gen will transfer mp3s straight over 4) Sonic Stage and other MP3 players (ie WinAMP) can share the same music library without 'owning it'; and I'll still be able to use WinAMP to access my MP3 files after I install SS (although I know it can't play anything I convert into ATRAC). yes. i'd just import stuff into sonicstage on a per usage basis 5) Transcoding from MP3 format to ATRAC is BAD; sound quality is poor. depends on the bitrate of the sourcefile. a higher bitrate mp3 will give a better atrac file. 6) Transcoding from FLAC or other lossless formats to ATRAC is not currently possible. WMA lossless is supported as is wav.

i am & have been all day getting the ones at the bottom of a screen. only a single ad is up right now.

dammnit. i'm stricken with illness so i've been bedridden for about two weeks which is bad enough but now i've hit my internet cap [30g] with two days to go. furthermore for my first trip out of the house i went to watch the footie [afl] & my team carlton lost by 99 points, an amazing amount.

sorry you can't do either. netmds are pc only & do not upload in anything other than realtime. please search the forums for more info.

maybe try something like this anonyrat http://www.wisdom-soft.com/products/screenhunter_free.htm

maybe get a cable so the mic is not right next to the recorder

added a neither option for those who only sp

any word on street price in the uk spex?

welcome arg

optical pickup

please relax a little gultra. good points though.

do upgrade to 3.2 - it'll give you a few significant improvements see this fairly long thread, re-share the discovery all over again. http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=11311 as for the registration i assume you mean with my sony at sony.com.au? it wont work as the 2nd generation of himd is not yet in stock here

duely bookmarked. leon keep something for us & alc - your opinion is always worthwhile. *edit* i love the mix of design & comment with whismical personal narrative. i'll be reading voraciously.

guys it sounds like your mds are now dead. the recording head has shot.

jwbry, we'd all apreciate it if you get the time - please post a screenshot of the program in action. mac fiends here may have your children.

tbh i don't use sonicstage for anything but transfer duties so i'm not effected by this. have you tried reporting it to sony? perhaps with the drm disapearing in sonicstage 3.2 i might trust it enough to use as a media centre? time will tell i guess. anone seen a solution to this? my off hand suggestion is to play the omg files in WMP

they'll work with the new himds although they aren't 100% compliant. perhaps someone can tell you how many of the buttons perform the correct corresponding actions.

the very best of elvis costello - encoded at 256kbs on my vaio pocket

should be fine www.connect.com

more info here andy http://www.minidisc.org/part_Sharp_MD-MT66+MT866.html

scandy taxes are a lot sharper though kuris, there's a lot more to be gained by charging on every package sent. in australia i've never had a problem on 50+ packages. yes i'm a shut in who buys all electronics, clothes & shoes on the internet...

they're linked in all but registration - same users, same ethos, dif. databse.