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Update: Pictorial updated.

Update: Pictorial updated.

Update: Pictorial updated. Note: The first picture from this pictorial has been used without my consent by this particular eBay seller ID --> calvin829. Thanks to jaylen for spotting yet another picture theft for commercial use.

The PSP supports basic MP4 and Advanced AVC (H.264) video format. For your reference, this article by IGN sums up the PSP's video format very well.

Welcome to ATRACLife! As mentioned by chatoyer, some desktop customizing utilities (such as WindowBlinds) are known to be in conflict with SonicStage. Disable the utilities in question or install those that are not in conflict (example: StyleXP) with SonicStage accordingly.

Thanks for the comment. Please re-read the "Notes" within the pictorial - "MZ-R910’s charging stand was used for the photo shoot."

My SQ preference (strictly) on a portable recorder unit: MD --> MZ-R50 MDLP --> MZ-R910 or Sharp MD-DR7 NetMD --> Sharp IM-DR80 or MZ-N910/N920

It has come to our attention that Sony will be adding a new fleet of headphones and earphones this October and November respectively. The new 'phones: *image courtesy of AVWatch; check back for detailed specifications MDR-NC22 ~ successor to the MDR-NC11, the NC22 will retail for 9,975 yen on October 10, 2006. The MDR-NC22 will be available in three color scheme: Black, White and Pink. Specifications Type: Closed, Dynamic Driver Unit: 13.5mm diameter (CCAW voice coil adoption) Power Handling Capacity: (IEC) Impedance: Ω(1kHz) Sensitivity: dB/mW Frequency Response: Hz Cord: OFC, approx. 1.5m Weight: approx. 39g (inclusive of battery) Plug: L shaped stereo mini plug (Gold) Battery Life: approx. 50hrs Color: Black, White and Pink MDR-EX85SL ~ with an expected price of 5,000 yen. The EX85SL employs the same driver as the 90SL - most likely a budget version of the latter. MDR-EX52SL ~ due this November with an expected MSRP of 3,000 yen. MDR-EX32SL/LP ~ standard canal 'phones; due this November with and expected MSRP of 2,500 yen. Will be available in four color scheme. MDR-D777SL ~ The MDR-D777SL will feature 40mm HD driver units with a frequency range up to 80kHz and a "sound isolation mode" switch. The headphone will be available for sale on October 10, 2006 with a MSRP of 24,675 yen. Specifications Type: Sealing Closed, Dynamic Driver Unit: 40mm diameter (CCAW voice coil adoption) Power Handling Capacity: 1,500mW (IEC) Impedance: 24Ω(1kHz) Sensitivity: 106dB/mW Frequency Response: 8-80,000Hz Cord: OFC, 0.5m with 1 m extension cord Weight: approx. 166g Plug: L shaped stereo mini plug (Gold) MDR-D333LW ~ The MDR-D333LW will be available in three color scheme (Silver, White and Red) on October 10, 2006 with a MSRP of 6,195 yen. The MDR-D333LW will feature a convenient recoiling cord mechanism. 'phones cord can be wound up by pressing a button on the side of its housing. Specifications Type:Sealing Closed, Dynamic Driver Unit: 30mm diameter (CCAW voice coil adoption) Power Handling Capacity: 1,000mW (IEC) Impedance: 24Ω(1kHz) Sensitivity: 102dB/mW Frequency Response: 12-24,000Hz Cord: OFC, approx. 1.5m winding cord Weight: approx. 136g Plug: L shaped stereo mini plug (Gold) Color: Silver, White and Red

It has come to our attention that Sony will be adding a new fleet of headphones and earphones this October and November respectively. The new 'phones: *image courtesy of AVWatch; check back for detailed specifications MDR-NC22 ~ successor to the MDR-NC11, the NC22 will retail for 9,975 yen on October 10, 2006. The MDR-NC22 will be available in three color scheme: Black, White and Pink. Specifications Type: Closed, Dynamic Driver Unit: 13.5mm diameter (CCAW voice coil adoption) Power Handling Capacity: (IEC) Impedance: Ω(1kHz) Sensitivity: 102 dB/mW (Power On) / 100 dB/mW (Power Off) Frequency Response: 8-22,000Hz Cord: OFC, approx. 1.5m Weight: approx. 39g (inclusive of battery) Plug: L shaped stereo mini plug (Gold) Battery Life: approx. 50hrs Color: Black, White and Pink MDR-EX85SL ~ with an expected price of 5,000 yen. The EX85SL employs the same driver as the 90SL - most likely a budget version of the latter. MDR-EX52SL ~ due this November with an expected MSRP of 3,000 yen. MDR-EX32SL/LP ~ standard canal 'phones; due this November with and expected MSRP of 2,500 yen. Will be available in four color scheme. MDR-D777SL ~ The MDR-D777SL will feature 40mm HD driver units with a frequency range up to 80kHz and a "sound isolation mode" switch. The headphone will be available for sale on October 10, 2006 with a MSRP of 24,675 yen. Specifications Type: Sealing Closed, Dynamic Driver Unit: 40mm diameter (CCAW voice coil adoption) Power Handling Capacity: 1,500mW (IEC) Impedance: 24Ω(1kHz) Sensitivity: 106dB/mW Frequency Response: 8-80,000Hz Cord: OFC, 0.5m with 1 m extension cord Weight: approx. 166g Plug: L shaped stereo mini plug (Gold) MDR-D333LW ~ The MDR-D333LW will be available in three color scheme (Silver, White and Red) on October 10, 2006 with a MSRP of 6,195 yen. The MDR-D333LW will feature a convenient recoiling cord mechanism. 'phones cord can be wound up by pressing a button on the side of its housing. Specifications Type:Sealing Closed, Dynamic Driver Unit: 30mm diameter (CCAW voice coil adoption) Power Handling Capacity: 1,000mW (IEC) Impedance: 24Ω(1kHz) Sensitivity: 102dB/mW Frequency Response: 12-24,000Hz Cord: OFC, approx. 1.5m winding cord Weight: approx. 136g Plug: L shaped stereo mini plug (Gold) Color: Silver, White and Red

thread locked - please continue discussion at the link above

Thanks for the update.

Here you go: the first homebrew game.

Yes, you can basically upload all recordings (microphone recordings, analog in and optical digital recordings) via USB to PC with the MZ-RH1. Note: you just can't upload NetMD SP/LP2/LP4 recordings previously done via USB.

If eBay search yields nothing, download the MZ-RH910's Service Manual (from "Downloads") and locate that particular part number accordingly. Then, contact Sony UK's Parts & Accessories Center (contact info located within this directory I have created) and order the part in question accordingly.

A full installer (identical to its CD-ROM version – equivalent to approx. 88MB) is available from Sony Europe's VAIO FTP. This is a plausible route for those trying to create a SonicStage CP 4.0 CD-ROM; but not exactly feasible for those on dial-up. For those interested, here's the link for English Version of SonicStage CP 4.0. Unfortunately, MDCF's streamlined version will not be available anytime soon. However, we will try our best and release it before the next update.

A full installer (identical to its CD-ROM version – equivalent to approx. 88MB) is available from Sony Europe's VAIO FTP. Unfortunately, MDCF's streamlined version will not be available anytime soon. We will try our best and release it before the next update.

Just picked up "The Complete Billie Holiday On Verve, 1945-1959 [bOX SET]".

We have considered adding a VAIO related section within both the forum and the blog in the near future. It’s definitely a possibility. I am a VAIO user myself (I have both regional versions of PCG-TR5 series: the TR5AP and TR5B and hopefully the new UX90PS as well) and I am sure there are many more VAIO users among us. I know for a fact that Chris (kurisu) employs a TX series and Stan (vaiofreak) owns a fleet of VAIO desktops and sub-notebooks. Until then, you should check out Silicon Pop Culture’s TRWorld – it’s the best VAIO computing forum there is.

Indeed. Glay can be classified either as a J-Rock or J-Pop band. Scary? That's an understatement

Just for your reference: Jacques' Sony MD View – MD Data² Pictorial. topic moved to "Technical, Tips, and Tricks".

thread moved to its appropriate section of the forum

We have statistics showing the number of posts daily but not post # of total posts by a specific member. Nonetheless, we will try and look into who actually registered the 100,000th post. (hopefully, not by a spammer ) Once again, we would like to thank everyone for the continued support and great enthusiasm.

topic moved to its appropriate section of forum

Update: Pictorial updated.

Rest assured, the AC-E30A will work just fine with your R900.