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Ok, there is no reason to sell one of these great units, but at least I'll have to try
Please units in good condition only. Shipping to Germany needed.
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Hi, it's silver, and I have no idea on the shipping, I'll check into it today. thanks.
No need to, I am looking for a blue one only. Thanks anyway
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Is this a silver or blue MZ-N1 and how much is shipping to germany?
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Good Luck to you and your team, Christopher
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Hey Marc,
I can't tell you how surprised I was to see a new version of your great software. That being said, I am sorry to say it's not working for me. It crashes when I try to scan a Hi-MD. i attached the error log for you.
Anyway, nice to see development
3d96_appcompat.txt
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Sounds kind of a nostalgic retrospective
- the function within SonicStage I enjoy most is "Get CD Info" for imported files/folders .. very helpful.
However, drag'n'drop is way better than SonicStage, I simply wouldn't use sony's WALKMAN software to do it
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Well, not as far as I (and hopefully Sony) know(s)
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Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag, Ishiyoshi!
All the best for you - hope you'll have a great day
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source http://www.heise-security.co.uk/news/98181
Sony's SonicStage CP allows code injectionSony uses SonicStage CP software for loading its MP3 players. However, the application processes crafted playlists incorrectly, so that attackers can inject and execute external code.
According to a security advisory from Secunia, the security vulnerability was discovered by Parvez Anwar. If a .m3u playlist contains an entry with more than 1000 characters, a buffer overflow can occur. A sample program which is meant to demonstrate the vulnerability has now appeared on milw0rm.
The bug apparently affects the current version 4.3 of SonicStage CP and possibly previous versions. No update is yet available, so users of this software should not open .m3u playlists for the time being.
# Sample program demonstrating the vulnerability on milw0rm
# Sony CONNECT Player M3U Playlist Processing Buffer Overflow, security advisory from Secunia
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source http://www.heise-security.co.uk/news/98181
Sony's SonicStage CP allows code injectionSony uses SonicStage CP software for loading its MP3 players. However, the application processes crafted playlists incorrectly, so that attackers can inject and execute external code.
According to a security advisory from Secunia, the security vulnerability was discovered by Parvez Anwar. If a .m3u playlist contains an entry with more than 1000 characters, a buffer overflow can occur. A sample program which is meant to demonstrate the vulnerability has now appeared on milw0rm.
The bug apparently affects the current version 4.3 of SonicStage CP and possibly previous versions. No update is yet available, so users of this software should not open .m3u playlists for the time being.
# Sample program demonstrating the vulnerability on milw0rm
# Sony CONNECT Player M3U Playlist Processing Buffer Overflow, security advisory from Secunia
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Thank you, it was indeed
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And what exactly makes you believe the Malaysian model is discontinued?
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My RH1's back looks the same, but I don't think this is a sign of a RH1 made in Japan, or is it?. On the manual stands: "Printed in Malaysia" (which means probably nothing at all).
Convince me
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Looks like the Malaysian model is discontinued, but the Chinese is still produced.
I thought the RH1 is a Malaysian model only - how do you know?
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Those first 2 look to be the RH10.
Definitely.
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I am not worried as long as there is an "active" behind the ean-code:
MZRH1B.EU8,4905524323207,Hi-MD W/Self Rec PC Connection Black, Active -
Press "P Mode/Repeat" on your remote control 3 times and you are in shuffle/repeat mode. You can repeat/shuffle your bookmarks or a certain group by pressing "P Mode/Repeat" for at least 3 seconds, then choose your setting.
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Nice find, Avrin. Maybe you can provide us with even more tweaks
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Hehe, I am sure kurisu and Ishiyoshi will soon publish something on the blog
Btw, did you notice that the NW-A800 lacks the remote connector or did I miss it?
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There is none. Visit walkmanvideomp3.com for high-res shots and a video of the NW-A800.
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DSP; are you sure the track is DRMed? Can you play it on another PC? Is it a subscription service like napster?
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Sorry but i don't understand: what exactly do you mean with "Re-Read the blog entry"?
Sorry. In the blog there is a special driver for Vista mentioned. I'd try to re-install your existing driver (remove, reboot, install, reboot, start sonicstage, plug walkman in). Good luck
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Re-Read the blog entry for SonicStage 4.3 and you are done(, if it is a driverproblem).
Cheers Lightbulbjim!
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Same here, bought a remote from him, would do it again