Nadav

Grimleyj, I understand you had your recording problems on the iRiver iHP-120, but do you know (or anyone else) if those problems you mentioned are solved on the new iRiver H320?

I wish to buy the new 910 Hi-MD. I want to use it especially for microphone recordings, in order to bring them on the web on MP3s. 1. What is the procedure? Must I use the "SonicStage" software? Or can I just plug the machine's USB to my computer and drag the file? 2. Can SonicStage convert from WAV to MP3? 3. The most important question: CAN I RUN SONICSTAGE ON MAC?!?!?!?! If not, does it mean I have no reason to buy it? Or are there other ways to transfer the recordings to my computer? Bonus questions: A. How noisy is the new 910 compared to older MDs? B. How is the MP3 playback? Regards, Nadav

The comparison between iPOD and HI-MD is totally irrelevant. Instead, why not compare the HI-MD to an HDMP3 player that RECORDS, like the iRiver H320 (www.iriveramerica.com)? I'm in a really tough dilemma about which machine I should buy - the sony 910 or the iriver 320. Can you guys help me answering those questions: 1. I have a sony condenser T-mic that I used on an old Minidisc machine. Will it work only on sony minidiscs (the only machines that give plug-in-power to the mic) or on the iRiver too? 2. the sony "Sonicstage" software works only on PC!!!!! No mac support!!!!!!!!!! My main usage is microphone recording. Is there another way to transfer the recorded files into the computer without using sonicstage, since I have a Mac? Having those two questions answered, my choice would be a lot easier. Unless the answer to the two questions is No, which means there's no descent machine in the universe that could fit my needs!