hunkillah

OK so it's back to AAAARGH!! (to the sound of a flushing toilet) Well there goes Depeche Mode at the Air Canada Centre In Toronto last night. thanks for all the help, and the bad news now to look around this place. seems very interesting. Paul.

Thanks for the quick reply, and the helpful information for what I should say if I query Sony. I've looked in the "removable disk" folder in windows explorer and all I can see is the files for the small sample recording I made this morning (7 seconds) to confirm that the unit was still operational, and turns out it is operational. I was thinking that , lets say you are recording 7 hours in HI-MD mode and the battery is low, when you stop recording and if there is not enough battery life to write the file to the system (if I worded that correctly)would you lose the file or does it have to be written in order to be a file (if that makes sense)in order to lose it. I'm losing myself here Paul.

Hi people. Since I've just had my 1st problem with my MZ-NH700 recording in less than a year, I've signed up in order for some help. I've tried looking for a similar situation in the forums before trying to pick your brains for some help. Well here goes : I recorded a concert last night and my battery level was getting low when I decided to stop it (after the show), then it went into "writing system file" for a really long time, Ive never had it go for so long, and when I tried to play it to give it a listen it told me there was no track to play I know it was recording as the mic was in, the audio meter was functioning and the "REC" box was lit. Now I really believe the bootleg is still there on the disc, but I would love to know if theres any way to access it. I'm getting the feeling there was a malfunction when it was finalising the recording and never stored it properly. Any helpful information or thoughts would be grately appreciated. Paul.