Ishiyoshi

Thanks for the kind thoughts, Adrian.

Danke, indeego

Thanks for the kind thoughts

Thanks xispe! This is brilliant! Thanks for taking the time to share your nifty utility and the tutorial with the community. Thread pinned. <HR noShade SIZE=1> Note: I've locked the thread so that this FAQ could stay that way and not get confusing with a full discussion ensuing. *Please refer to the following thread – click here – for discussions pertaining to this guide. <HR noShade SIZE=1>

For those who needs the SONYmatome's HEL2NWM Converter, please check back at this thread. I've uploaded it back for your convenience. Enjoy.

That is its LIP-30 lithium ion rechargeable battery. I don't believe you can. DTS only works with Optical Digital Out. If there is any consolation, the D-VM1 offers the two sound modes to enjoy your DVD with your headphone via Virtual Surround - 1) V-SUR1 for inner-ear headphones and 2) V-SUR2 for open-air headphone such as the MDR-F1. Option 2 allows Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital 5.1-channel.

The mentioned units has been discussed in this thread, post #4. They are known as the "You are the NEXT!" Project HD5 series. Let's continue discussion in that thread.

Yes, indeed - retail debut in Japan.

The MZ-EH930 does not have a display screen - the display screen is not a common feature for a playback-only unit.

If you can't get it from AudioCubes, the next alternative is to request buyfromjapan (an eBay seller based in Japan that many MDCF members frequent) to get one for you.

Update: NW-A3000/1000: Remote Control | RM-NWS1, Charging Cradle | BCR-NWU1 and Docking Speakers | SRS-NWM10 is now available for sale via Amazon.co.uk: --> RM-NWS1: £19.99. --> BCR-NWU1: £21.99. --> SRS-NWM10: *£79.99. *This item is due to be released on December 5, 2005.

Update: The D-VM1's description/specifications as per requested.

Do you mean like this? --> post #41 of this thread. The weather and battery widgets are done with Konfabulator (you can now download the program with widgets for free via Yahoo). To customize your Windows' visual styles, you can employ various programs - the one I used is called StyleXP.

Yes, I sure remember this nifty little product. I believe it was a 2001 release. If you like, I can update this thread later with further description/specification of the unit. Update: The D-VM1's description/specifications as per requested. The Sony D-VM1 WALKMAN was first announced for retail sale on September 27, 2001. The D-VM1 can playback DVD Video; features: DVD-R, DVD-RW, VCD, and CD(CD-R/CD-RW) playback support, Virtual Surround Sound for Headphones and Speakers, a Built-in Remote Control, and Up to 4 Hours of Playback with the supplied Rechargeable Battery. Additional features include Dolby Digital™, Dolby® Surround Sound and DTS® (Optical Digital Out Only) Audio Formats. HIMD_Xtract_0.05b.zip 2005_03_25_MD_Labels_lowres.pdf Specifications System Device type: CD/DVD player Signal format: Monitor module - JEITA standard and NTSC/PAL color system; AV output - Video CD: JEITA standard and NTSC color system | DVD: Color system Horizontal resolution: 500 lines LCD Screen - 3.5” TFT monitor - 165g Audio Audio frequency characteristic: DVD (PCM 96kHz): 4hz - 44kHz (±1 dB) DVD (PCM 48kHz): 4hz - 22kHz (±1 dB) CD: 4hz - 20kHz (±1 dB) Audio Signal-to-noise ratio: 110dB (Audio Out jack only) Audio Harmonic Distortion: 0.005％ Audio Dynamic Range: DVD: 103dB | CD: 99dB Audio Wow and flutter: less than detected value (±0.001% W PEAK) Maximum power output (at DC): 25 mW + 25 mW (16 ohms) AV Output Adaptor Output Video Terminal - Video Out: Mini jack - S Video Out: 4-pin mini DIN Output Audio Terminal - Optical Out: Mini jack (Dolby digital, DTS, linear PCM) - Audio Out: Mini jack - Headphone Out: Mini jack General Power requirements: 100 to 240V AC, 50/60Hz Power consumption: 6 W Battery life: 4 hrs (when the cover of the monitor unit is open); 5 hrs (when the cover of the monitor unit is closed) Size: 150.2 × 31.8 × 167.7mm (w/h/d) Mass: 323g (player only); 571g (with rechargeable battery)

You can use this Sony Worldwide 6V AC Adaptor for the NH1: AC-E60A Specification • Slim Design is more compact than conventional transformer-type AC power adaptors, and also allows the AC plug to be folded into the body of the adaptor • Lightweight with weight reduced to about 1/3 of weight of previous models • Worldwide Voltage Capable provides one AC Power Adaptor you can use at home as well as when traveling abroad • Low Waiting-Power Consumption is reduced to approximately one-third • Large Current Capacity up to 1000mA maximum DC • Rated Input: 100-240V, 50/60Hz AC • Rated Output: 6V DC • Maximum Output Current: 1000mA DC • Structure: Direct Plug • Cord Length 6.5 ft (2m) Note: SonyStyle.com retails it at USD$19.99 but you can get it under USD$15 from various etailers around the country.

Could you please be more specific? For example, which version of SonicStage 3.x you were trying to install. In addition, it is important to state your system specs and most important, try reading the Hi-MD/NetMD Software FAQ for possible solution. Please be patient and someone on board will provide assistance shortly.

Thanks. Yes, in fact I do. The eggos are great traveling companion (provides acceptable isolation) and I usually alternate between the D77 and D66SL.

I'm pretty sure that your existing RM-MC33EL will work with the upcoming A3000; since it's reported to work with the RM-MC35ELK.

Greg, As I’ve mentioned in the preceding posts, CONNECT Player simply does not support/recognize Hi-MD, the HDx series and other known Network Walkman period. As for performance issue, I think it is plausible to state that this is because many users installed CONNECT Player via the update module manually. I believe this factored into its instability. But of course, there are other variables – one such is that “TinyHTTP.exe process.” Let's hope the official public release will be more agreeable. Stay tuned.

Listening to The Empire Strikes Back: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack in ATRAC3plus 352kbps. Disc I 1. 20th Century Fox Fanfare 2. Main Title/The Ice Planet Hoth 3. The Wampa's Lair/Vision Of Obi-Wan/Snowspeeders Take Flight 4. The Imperial Probe/Aboard The Executor 5. The Battle Of Hoth (Ion Cannon/Imperial Walkers/Beneath The At-At/Escape In The Millennium Falcon) 6. The Asteroid Field 7. Arrival On Dagobah 8. Luke's Nocturnal Visitor 9. Han Solo And The Princess 10. Jedi Master Revealed/Mynock Cave 11. The Training of A Jedi Knight/The Magic Tree Disc II 1. The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme) 2. Yoda's Theme 3. Attacking A Star Destroyer 4. Yoda And The Force 5. Imperial Starfleet Deployed/City In The Clouds 6. Lando's Palace 7. Betrayal At Bespin 8. Deal With The Dark Lord 9. Carbon Freeze/Darth Vader's Trap/Departure Of Boba Fett 10. The Clash Of Lightsabers 11. Rescue From Cloud City/Hyperspace 12. The Rebel Fleet/End Title

All you need to know about the RM-MC33EL and RM-MC35ELK --> MDCF's A Guide To Sony LCD Remotes. Personally, I think it's worth the upgrade.

Listening to The Empire Strikes Back: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack in ATRAC3plus 352kbps. Disc I 1. 20th Century Fox Fanfare 2. Main Title/The Ice Planet Hoth 3. The Wampa's Lair/Vision Of Obi-Wan/Snowspeeders Take Flight 4. The Imperial Probe/Aboard The Executor 5. The Battle Of Hoth (Ion Cannon/Imperial Walkers/Beneath The At-At/Escape In The Millennium Falcon) 6. The Asteroid Field 7. Arrival On Dagobah 8. Luke's Nocturnal Visitor 9. Han Solo And The Princess 10. Jedi Master Revealed/Mynock Cave 11. The Training of A Jedi Knight/The Magic Tree Disc II 1. The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme) 2. Yoda's Theme 3. Attacking A Star Destroyer 4. Yoda And The Force 5. Imperial Starfleet Deployed/City In The Clouds 6. Lando's Palace 7. Betrayal At Bespin 8. Deal With The Dark Lord 9. Carbon Freeze/Darth Vader's Trap/Departure Of Boba Fett 10. The Clash Of Lightsabers 11. Rescue From Cloud City/Hyperspace 12. The Rebel Fleet/End Title

The catch of the day – The esoteric Sony MDM-111 MD Data Drive [attachmentid=1081]

As I've mentioned in the preceeding posts: Please utilize the guide posted at our sister forum, MDCF - Guide to MarcNet's Hi-MD Renderer.

Happy Birthday MZ-NH1! That makes two scorpios here Have a good one, mate!