Ishiyoshi

That is no UFO. It's just some ceiling lamps. The disc in question is from AXIA's MD-im "select your style" 2003 Series - please review this thread for its complete series. I acquire most of my discs while back in Japan or have my family ship it over.

Yes, it does - all MZ-RH10 variant employs the same NiMH battery. If you have other queries pertaining to the blue MZ-RH10, please post them in this thread.

Let's just say that track is definitely not my cup of tea.

Please read the initial post thoroughly. This is strictly a player-only unit - the EH designation is a giveaway.

Listening to Yoko Kanno | Cowboy Bebop Vitaminless in ATRAC3plus 256kbps. 1. The Real Folk Blues 2. Odd Ones 3. Doggy Dog 4. Cats On Mars 5. SPY 6. Fantaisie Sign 7. Piano Bar I

Welcome to ALC. Yes, that's plausible. Please feel free to include your observation at the thread mentioned in the preceding posts.

The RM-MC11EL remote is a 2001 release, which is the same year the MZ-R700 was released. The remote works flawlessly with the MZ-R900, so it should work with the MZ-R700 with no problem.

Read the updated initial post.

Update: I have edited the initial post so it's more presentable. Thread moved to news section.

If I remember correctly, the first of the 2nd generation player MZ-EH930 does not support Mp3 playback - so this is nothing new.

If I remember correctly, Aura is a codename for the upcoming Network Walkman.

Brilliant selection! At my end, I am listening to Anton Kuerti | Beethoven: The Complete Piano Sonatas & Diabelli Variations Disc 4 of 10 in ATRAC3plus 256kbps. 1. Son No.10 in G, Op.14 No.2: Allegro 2. Son No.10 in G, Op.14 No.2: Andante 3. Son No.10 in G, Op.14 No.2: Scherzo: Allegro Assai 4. Son No.13 in E flat, Op.27 No.1 'Sonata Quasi Una Fant': Andante: Allegro 5. Son No.13 in E flat, Op.27 No.1 'Sonata Quasi Una Fant': Allegro Molto E Vivace 6. Son No.13 in E flat, Op.27 No.1 'Sonata Quasi Una Fant': Adagio Con Espressione; Allegro Vivace 7. Son No.14 in c#, Op.27 No.2 'Sonata Quasi Una Fant': Adagio Sostenuto 8. Son No.14 in c#, Op.27 No.2 'Sonata Quasi Una Fant': Allegretto 9. Son No.14 in c#, Op.27 No.2 'Sonata Quasi Una Fant': Presto 10. Son No.15 in D, Op.28 'Pastorale': Allegro 11. Son No.15 in D, Op.28 'Pastorale': Andante 12. Son No.15 in D, Op.28 'Pastorale': Scherzo: Allegro Vivace 13. Son No.15 in D, Op.28 'Pastorale': Rondo: Allegro, Ma Non Troppo

Welcome to MDCF. The RM-MC11EL remote itself has backlight feature, so it should work with the MZ-R700 just fine. Please review our "Guide To Sony LCD Remotes" for further information.

Welcome to MDCF! Unfortunately, the PCGA-MDN1 NetMD module will not work with any other system; the module is a VAIO NV series exclusive and it has a proprietary connector which is employed only by the VAIO NV notebook series. Since you have dismantled its outer shell you may want to explore (*acquire the service manual of one of the VAIO NV series notebook) the schematics of the module and order the proprietary connector - perhaps you can fix sometime up. Good luck with your project. thread moved to the appropriate section of the forum: NetMD + MDLP

Brilliant. I am glad it works. Enjoy the Pocket.

I believe you can only have one default "My Library" location. If the new default is G drive, then "My Library" will only display all existing information accordingly - previously and future imported tunes. As for transferring existing imported tunes from C to G drive - you can certainly just drag-and-drop those tunes to its designated location provided they are non-DRM imported tunes. Otherwise, you will need to re-import them with no DRM. For organization purposes, you may want to delete (*without actually deleting the files from the computer) the ATRAC3plus tunes located in C drive from the "My Library" and re-import those tunes once more from G drive. Have fun with the backup.

Listening to Danny Elfman | The Corpse Bride in ATRAC3plus 256kbps. 1. Main Title 2. According to Plan 3. Victor's Piano Solo 4. In the Forest 5. Remains of the Day 6. Casting a Spell 7. Moon Dance 8. Victor's Deception 9. Tears to Shed 10. Victoria's Escape 11. The Piano Duet 12. New Arrival 13. Victoria's Wedding 14. The Wedding Song 15. The Party Arrives 16. Victor's Wedding 17. Barkis's Bummer 18. The Finale 19. End Credits Part 1 20. End Credits Part 2

Listening to Danny Elfman | The Corpse Bride in ATRAC3plus 256kbps. 1. Main Title 2. According to Plan 3. Victor's Piano Solo 4. In the Forest 5. Remains of the Day 6. Casting a Spell 7. Moon Dance 8. Victor's Deception 9. Tears to Shed 10. Victoria's Escape 11. The Piano Duet 12. New Arrival 13. Victoria's Wedding 14. The Wedding Song 15. The Party Arrives 16. Victor's Wedding 17. Barkis's Bummer 18. The Finale 19. End Credits Part 1 20. End Credits Part 2

Update: Pictorial updated - RM-MC35ELK and Size Comparison pictures.

Thanks Ellen! Your pictorial truly showcase the brown EH930 as it should.

Yes, that's correct. Sony USA will not honor Japanese warranty; you will need to request "buyfromjapan" to facilitate warranty service. As for out-of-warranty repair service, Sony USA may service it for a fee but you should enquire in advance about this. Otherwise, you will need to ship it back to Japan.

That's brilliant! I am glad one of the part numbers are still valid. Please do let me know how it goes.

--> If you purchased the Japanese version of MZ-RH10, you can certainly employ its standard worldwide AC Adaptor with the MZ-NH900 with no detrimental effects. --> Avoid AudioCubes and try buyfromjapan (search within the forum for member's shopping experience with buyfromjapan); it's somewhat cheaper. And you do not need an additional transformer - as Japanese MZ-RH10 comes bundled with standard worldwide 110-240V AC Adaptor. Bottom line, the transformer is not necessary with the MZ-RH10 if you import from Japan. I am not certain of your last query. Perhaps someone else can answer that.

Happy Birthday gr00vy0ne!

I wouldn't call it an oversight since the 2nd generation MZ-RH10 and MZ-RH910 features a large six-line OLED and five-line LCD display respectively. Thus, the lack of three-line display support is insignificant for general purposes; nonetheless, the option should be made available to users.