Ishiyoshi

The dry battery case for the MZ-M10 should be identical to the MZ-RH10/RH910's. So, you should be able to use it without any problem. If you receive no offers here, the dry battery case can be acquired from Sony DAPC for $13.24. At the moment, the site indicates that it's not in stock - but do give Sony DAPC a call and enquire its ETA. For your reference: MZ-RH10/RH910's dry battery case part number: 141757711.

Since it's the NW-E507, please try the following registry edit: --> Using regedit, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Sony Corporation\OpenMG\PD\{24FBD48F-275E-4b3f-A169-08969C996A0D} --> locate the entry called "Char" and change its value to 2. --> locate the entry called "Language" and change its value to 2. or --> Using regedit, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Sony Corporation\OpenMG\PD\{24FBD48F-275E-4b3f-A169-08969C996A0D} --> locate the entry called "Char" and change its value to 90. *For your reference: please follow this thread. If the problem still persists, please submit further queries at our sister forum ATRACLife Colloquium - which takes care of all other ATRAC device. Thread closed.

Did you run "Omgjbox.exe" with Microsoft AppLocale Utility (in Japanese) after editing the registry as described? In addition, when you state Sony Mp3 player - which unit are you referring? Please note: the registry edit is for Hi-MD and NetMD device only (*I think the registry edit works fine with HDD-based ATRAC device as well). If your device is dependent on Memory Stick media, you will need to edit another set of registry as outlined in this thread; located in our sister forum: ATRACLife Colloquium.

Welcome to MDCF! Please review the instructions in this guide - "Titling Your MiniDiscs In Japanese/Chinese, ... using non-Japanese SonicStage."

That is indeed the new blue 1GB Hi-MD disc. For your information, the content of this package (shown above) is identical to the US version --> review the Blue 1GB Hi-MD disc pictorial here.

I believe they are no longer in production; and the number probably denotes some sort of serial number or production reference.

For those curious, you can review the Sony MD2000 --> here.

MZ-EH1 I present to you all my black MZ-EH1. Enjoy the pictures. 😉 Battery Charging Stand | BCA-MZEH1 The Remote | RM-MC40ELK Size Comparison | EH1 & E10

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Update: Pictorial updated. Enjoy.

Happy Birthday Indeego! Thanks for your great contribution.

Happy birthday Indeego!

Update: Pictorial updated. Enjoy.

Thanks. Yes, I did employ macro mode along with a macro lens.

Sony Color Collection: Suntory BOSS Coffee Limited Edition | 2000 The 2000 Sony Color Collection: Suntory BOSS Coffee Limited Edition minidisc is only available as a bundled accessory with the *special version of MZ-E7W. (*a special version released in conjunction with Suntory's BOSS Coffee campaign) *Note: --> Pictorial of the Suntory BOSS Coffee Limited Edition MZ-E7W

Update: Pictorial updated. Enjoy.

Try RadioShack or the nearest SonyStyle store. Otherwise, you can order them online from Minidisco.com and Minidiscaccess.com.

Thanks. Keep a look out for my EH1 pictorial sometime this week.

Not at all - as long as it rocks your boat, it's not foolish. However, a majority of users may find the ideal bit rate being at either ATRAC3plus 192kbps or 256kbps.

MZ-NH1 I present to you all my champagne-gold MZ-NH1. Enjoy the pictures. Cheers, Ishii <HR noShade SIZE=1> <HR noShade SIZE=1> Battery Charging Stand | BCA-MZNH1 <HR noShade SIZE=1> The Remote | RM-MC40ELK <HR noShade SIZE=1> Size Comparison | NH1/RH10 : NH1/EH1 : NH1/E10 <a href="http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=9326"></a> <a href="http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=12284"></a> <a href="http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=10182"></a> <a href="http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=10182"></a> <HR noShade SIZE=1>

MDR-NC50 | Noise Canceling Headphone The MDR-NC50 is one of the best noise canceling headphones I've tested thus far. My impressions: The good: --> The NC50 offers superb ambient noise isolation - the rumble of aircraft engines was efficiently eliminated. --> The NC50's leather pads are quite comfortable; fits tightly around your ears --> Somewhat strong bass with acceptable mid-range and treble detail --> Good vocal detail (*vocals are somewhat nasal during initial use) --> Bundled with great carrying case, which can be used to store other headphones such as the Sony Eggo with a portable MiniDisc Player/Recorder (*see picture below) The Bad: --> The strong bass is sort of a mixed bag - can be a little overwhelming especially if you like to listen to your tunes with EQ; so, you will need to tune the EQ to compensate accordingly. --> Due to its tight fit, the NC50 can be quite uncomfortable for long haul flights. --> Retails at $199 Conclusion: I can't really recommend the NC50 unless you are strictly employing it for in-flight entertainment. --> Enjoy the pictorial. <HR noShade SIZE=1> <HR noShade SIZE=1> MDR-NC50 | Carrying Case <HR noShade SIZE=1>

Which region did you download SonicStage 3.2? Assuming you've installed the US Connect version, please try reinstalling the German version over your existing version - this method works for most users with similar predicament. --> read here. Otherwise, please reinstall MDCF's full installer - download here.

Yes, you can certainly charge it via the AC Adaptor.

Perhaps, you can try and take the VAIO Pocket's battery out and put it back in to resolve the problem. If the problem still persists, I would definitely advise you to get Sony to service the unit.