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Thanks Dex, I am correct in thinking however the software is only needed to transfer CDs or MP3 music onto the MD via means of a proprietry browser/uploader window. If the MD that has had the audio recorded onto it is seen as a FAT32 USB drive then I should be able to browse the drive using OSX just like any other PC formatted HDD. Or do the MDs have to be formatted sepcifically in FAT32 first which only allows them to be used as USB key drives and prevents them being used for audio? Thanks for your time. Tim

Hi Sorry, This may be a covered in one or other posts but there are so many its a bit daunting. I'm a composer/producer/audio artist and as Apple won't let me record at sample rates greater than 8kHz on my iPod I'm looking to MDs to give me greater fidelity for instant recordings. I've purchased a Sony ECM MS907 mic to capture sounds that I can take to my Mac/PC and incorporate into my music. I don't need any flashy editing features, bass boost etc etc I'm purely using this a a convenient, lightweight recording medium. Can anyone recommend any portable MDRs out there that are cheap and fulfill my requirements of: - I) allow quick easy transfer from the MD to the computer. and, II) record if possible un-compressed PCM data at 16-bit, 44.1kHz or greater bit-depth and greater sample rates. Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Tim