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Ghinn

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  • Birthday 05/07/1985

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    MZ-E33, MZ-R700, MZ-N707 (both black and blue models), MZ-RH10 (My new baby)

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  1. I was having the same problem. I could import some mp3s, but not others. I used to be able to import all of them, but then it started to crash if I tried to import more than a couple. I was about to try the de-tagging/re-tagging fix, but then I found a link to sonigstage CP 4.0. Just installed it, and it searched and got all my music in one go, no questions asked. I've been using MD software since OpenMG Jukebox was packaged with the first netMDs, and I gotta say, every new version they put out keeps me happy. That isn't to say 4.0 doesnt have any problems, but I haven't found them yet. If you are having the import crash problem, I suggest trying 4.0 if you don't want to deal with the hassle of de-tagging/re-tagging all your files. Link: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showt...hl=sonicstage+4
  2. Why is it that tracks recorded with sonicstage can't be retitled?
  3. Hi. I've got a Japanese RH10, because I wanted the LCD remote. Do I need to do any of these hacks, or do I have full functionality out of the box? I've been using it for a few months, and I have both custom EQ settings available, and haven't noticed any of the limitations people are talking about. The default language was English. Is there any way to check for sure that I don't need to do anything? Also, are there any hacks that can be done purely for cosmetic reasons? I just tried titling tracks, and I was unable to do so. Is there a setting I can change that will enable me to title tracks, preferrably with full foreign language support?
  4. First off, I completely agree with the review. I have an RH10, and I love it. I've gotten new players whenever the new technology came out. I went from the MZ-E33 to the MZ-R700 to the MZ-N707 and now to the MZ-RH10. The only thing that made me hesitate before buying it was the remote. Even my first MD player, the E33, had an LCD remote, and I knew what it was like to not have an LCD remote, from the R700. Luckily, the Japanese model came with a backlit LCD remote. So, if you know somebody who wants an RH10, but they also want a backlit LCD remote, get the Japanese model. I did, and I haven't once regretted it. I bought it off of eBay, brand new, with buy-it-now from a seller who was located in Japan. Had it in 3 days.
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