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Hi Sarah, sorry to hear your woes. To me, it sounds like its about to make its trip to electronic heaven. Best bet would be to bring it to an authorised service center to get it sorted.

Sorry buddy... the RH1 is now sold!

The 333NT has no RDS from memory, but it does allow you to name the radio stations appropriately, which really isnt too difficult to do with the remote.

How are you transferring it to the RH1? Are you importing into Sonicstage?

In the middle of the frames in Sonicstage, you should see a button beneath the two arrow buttons to transfer. Click this button and you can select what kind of bit conversion you want, or transfer AS IS. Change that to LP4 and then only transfer.

IMHO, I think its for badly scratched CDs. Perhaps it reads slower to optimally pick up signals?

Do you mean, the tracks you transferred via NetMD from you PC? If so, then you need to tell sonicstage to encode the tracks into LP4... its probably automatically doin it to LP2 now.. hence, the music recorded onto your MD is in LP2.

You can use the excellent HiMD Renderer software, look for the raw OMA files which u uploaded on your PC, convert using HiMD Renderer to MP3s and burn to CD as per usual windows methods

If your tracks were transferred via NetMD, then no, the RH1 wouldnt even upload those. ... well, I think

Thanks to you TBR, I'm also a happy man with the vaio pocket. Dont see a need for an upgrade until it dies.

I've finally bit the bullet and decided on letting my RH1 go to a more deserving owner... its been severely underused and I'm sad to see it sit idle when it should be out and about doing more exciting this. You can find it in ebay.co.uk, and its on a running auction at the moment. Sad to see it go really

TBR, nice to see you back I've used Vaio music transfer for some loose MP3s I got off a friend. Works a charm... although its pretty messy, no album art and since they're loose files, they only appear in All Songs category and not in group or album etc as expected. Anyway, I much prefer using SS than this.

Hi TBR, thats odd coz I did a backup and restore once, and SS did allow me to playback and transfer the tracks as usual. HOWEVER, it didnt allow me to edit them, ie - rename the album, or change any of the album properties.

When you're in album view in My Library, did you make sure you clicked the Track Number column.

I doubt there is a way with ATRAC as your source was mp3 and I would presume you converted them to atrac first before transferring. Hence, the device will not allow you to edit the tracks on your RH10. I had the similar question about splitting a long MP3 track into several "tracks" which I posted in audiotstation forum. Someone recommended MP3 Direct Cut, a freeware which I found to be excellent. I've since successfully split my long track into smaller tracks. HTH.