Ishiyoshi

There are indeed two pages in the the "member's gallery" and I can view your latest upload - the MZ-E730.

This is good news indeed... considering the E99 is a somewhat an older Network Walkman player.

The Hi-MD variant of E10 is actually EH1; of course it's not as slim.

Listening to Yann Tiersen | Le Fabuleux Destin D'Amelie Poulin Film Score in ATRAC3plus 256kbps. 1. J'Y Suis Jamais Alle 2. Les Jours Tristes Instrumental 3. La Valse D'Amelie Version Originale 4. Comptine D'Un Autre Ete L'Apres Midi 5. La Noyee 6. L'Autre Valse D'Amelie 7. Guilty 8. A Quai 9. Le Moulin 10. Pas Si Simple 11. La Valse D'Amelie Version Orchestre 12. La Valse Des Vieux Os 13. La Dispute 14. Si Tu N'Etais Pas La 15. Soir De Fete 16. La Redecouverte 17. Sur Le Fil 18. Le Banquet 19. La Valse D'Amelie Version Piano 20. La Valse Des Monstres

Listening to Yann Tiersen | Le Fabuleux Destin D'Amelie Poulin Film Score in ATRAC3plus 256kbps. 1. J'Y Suis Jamais Alle 2. Les Jours Tristes Instrumental 3. La Valse D'Amelie Version Originale 4. Comptine D'Un Autre Ete L'Apres Midi 5. La Noyee 6. L'Autre Valse D'Amelie 7. Guilty 8. A Quai 9. Le Moulin 10. Pas Si Simple 11. La Valse D'Amelie Version Orchestre 12. La Valse Des Vieux Os 13. La Dispute 14. Si Tu N'Etais Pas La 15. Soir De Fete 16. La Redecouverte 17. Sur Le Fil 18. Le Banquet 19. La Valse D'Amelie Version Piano 20. La Valse Des Monstres

That would be ideal - start a new thread (which will be pinned accordingly) with in-depth guide and pictorial and this thread can remain open for further discussion.

Thanks Rumz!

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Welcome to MDCF, tmsnyder. We would definitely love to see your project in detail. Please feel free to update this thread with indepth information regarding the optical modification; and if there's ever a need, you are most welcome to upload the pictures in the gallery section.

Gotcha...

If you like the XD series, I would recommend the XD200 (range from USD$20-US$30).

Update: I conducted a test of my own - titling Chinese characters with the NJStar Japanese Word Processor. Results were good but some Chinese characters are still not supported. A few examples: 呢, 癮, 同, 你 kuma, can you successfully title any of the above Chinese characters? If you are able to; please do let me know what you do different. Thanks.

@ Tamim: Honestly, the lyric function is not a useful feature for me, so I did not test it. To answer your query: I believe you can view lyrics while the song in question in on play; just not within the same window. As for lyrics input, you will need to add the lyric texts via SonicStage. @ iori: You can't manually assign music ratings for each music track - music ratings are assigned according to the playback frequency of each music track.

That's brilliant, kuma. I'm glad you can now view the desired Chinese language titles of your favorite music album. Thanks for sharing.

That's a good method. I hear one will require software such as NJSTAR, right? Perhaps, you could elaborate your methodology further.

Congratulations Volta! ... and do enjoy the sun in France!

Sorry about the abrupt move - I should have included a forward link here. Anyway, the topic in question was large enough to warrant its own thread.

If Chris can get the PSP and HiMD to work under Windows XP 64-bit, it is highly plausible for the VAIO Pocket to work under 64-bit. I would be happy to conduct a test if I can get hold of a copy of Windows XP 64bit.

Interesting initiative; here's your own thread. *the following texts are iori's response to the topic in question

Listening to Nina Simone's Anthology; I love track 11, "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?" of Disc 2 in HiSP. This track is simply beautiful and profound. Disc One 1. I Loves You, Porgy 2. My Baby Just Cares for Me 3. Other Woman 4. Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair 5. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out 6. Trouble in Mind 7. Mississippi Goddam 8. See Line Woman 9. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 10. I Put a Spell on You 11. Ne Me Quitte Pas 12. Strange Fruit 13. Four Women 14. Sinner Man 15. Do I Move You? Disc Two 1. I Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl 2. I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel to Be Free) 3. Glory of Love [#] 4. To Love Somebody 5. Do What You Gotta Do 6. Ain't Got No (I Got Life) 7. Why? (The King of Love Is Dead) 8. Everyone's Gone to the Moon 9. Revolution 10. To Be Young, Gifted and Black 11. Who Knows Where the Time Goes? 12. Here Comes the Sun 13. Just Like a Woman 14. Funkier Than a Mosquito's Tweeter 15. Rich Girl 16. Single Woman

You could always try, but I doubt it would help much.

From Sony Japan --> Image Converter 2 Plus Info Sheet

From my experience with Sony products, you can employ its firmware upgrade regardless regional designation. I am quite confident that you can patch your US PSP with North American firmware 2.0 over the Japanese equivalent this August 12.

According to Victor.JVC, "sound lifter" is a feature used to create surround sound so to speak; as illustrated in the picture in the preceding posts. As for its VPT Acoustic Engine equivalent, the Clavia: RC-L1MD employs Victor.JVC's alpha sound engine.

As per requested: Victor Company of Japan, Ltd. announced yesterday that it will release a new CD/MD/ Radio-cassette unit: "Clavia: RC-L1MD" on September 1, 2005. Expected retail price is approximately 34,000 yen and will be available in four color scheme – silver, white, black and pink. For the forum’s interest, RC-L1MD’s MD module still remains as MDLP only. Notable features of this unit include: title search and the group retrieval, 5x speed recording from CD to MD (SP/LP2/LP4), "information sound" function available to complement its operation, timer function and alarm clock. As for sound reproduction, the RC-L1MD employs Victor’s "α sound (alpha sound)" with three sound effects to choose: NATURAL/SMOOTH/DEEP and a sound lifter feature to enhance music playback. In addition, the unit offers a large-scale rainbow display so to speak; and the user can choose up to seven kinds of display patterns. Specifications Speaker: 8 cm×2 (impedance 4 Ω) Input terminal: AUXIN (stereo mini-Jack) ×1 Output terminal: Headphone output (stereo mini-Jack) ×1 Maximum output: 4 W+4 W (JEITA/AC) Power supply: AC100 V (50 Hz/60 Hz) Power consumption: 27W; standby: 0.9W. Size: 440mm (width) × 177mm (height) × 272mm (length) Mass: 5.3kg