[regarding MZ-NH700 with SS3.2] Aight. So I go to the clubs, and spend a decent amount of concentration to get a good bootleg, and now--for the SECOND TIME-- I have lost a totally mind-numbing recording. The first time this happened, there was one recorded track on the disc that would not transfer, you can play it, but you can't transfer it. In the process of trying to "check the disc" for errors (hoped some stupid file error checking would fix) I made the MD unplayable. Now, for the second time I get this error, "internal error has occured" Transfer failed. NEW FINDINGS: This time I realized that the transfer error is caused by a skip in the recording. I found this when I decided I would play the recording back and manually rip it from another program by setting my recording input to "stereo mix" which actually records direct from the sound card (laptop). In this process, the sound went straight for 15 min, then stopped. I unplugged the MD, and manually shuttled forward to about 14:30, T-Marked, and listened on. The audio hickups for a second (probably i was dancing or something) but then continues on. So I T-Mark again to isolate the blip. So now I have three tracks in SS3.2. I tried just for kicks to transfer the 1 minute isolation, no go. I transfer the smaller first part of the track (14 min) NO GO! Same with the other one! (the rest of the recording) At this point, I have not done any attempts at recovery, and the disk has just melted on it's own accord! unplugged it says, "no tracks" plugged in, I've got the three tracks with total recording time of 1:58 hours, but I can't play anything at all now! I tried copying the files from the MD itself via USB (removable disk) and write error occurred because "parameter incorrect." I guess the moral of the story is the disc is Fucked. But damit, the thing just screwed itself up more by trying to play. Are there some firmware upgrades or something we can give the Hi-MD a little more Gas? Greetings to all fellow Hi-MD lovers, I have done some good work with this machine, but losing a night's recording the day after totally BLOWS! GIO