mmk

Great... nearly. Though the drag THEN transfer function appears to work fine (good feature, really), my NW-E003f complains of NO DATABASE when I try to use it. Also, the program has not resize very well to my 15" monitor - can it be set to auto adjust? By my previous experience and by the comments posted by others, I am looking forward to the program working on my unit - keep up the good work. Cheers MMK

This is great. Having tested it so far, one or two folders - despite transferring across okay - have come through garbled. Otherwise, it works, and it works well. It's nice that ordinary people (albeit people with far superior computing skills to my own) are able to work towards putting right what a $billion multinational like Sony got so horribly wrong in the first place. For future versions, may I suggest/request: 1. Ability to drag and drop files and folders without the previous file/folder having fully transferred: At the moment the program makes you fully wait until the file/folder has transferred until you can select another file and go again 2. A pre-transfer mode, whereby you can drag and drop files to, change the order, optimise use of memory etc., and then hit a transfer button whilst making a cup of tea or having a shower? 3. Resizable left/right windows Really though, fantastic work. Give Sony a bloody nose!

Juppe It's getting better all the time! Great work. All files are loading and playing fine, and when folder support is added, this will replace Sonicstage - no question. As already noted, if the MP3 player device directory in SWEX refreshed when a track or album has loaded it would be good. Would it be possible to have a pre-transfer window, to stack up various albums, to see how many albums can be made to fit, to order them, then hit a transfer button whilst off to shower or make a cup of tea? This is a big ask from a tech-idiot - I'm grateful for what you've done already. Cheers! MMK

Juppe The "SWEX" tool is just what I've been looking for, in the absence of either Windows drag and drop or a working MP3FM for the NW-E003F. I too have experienced the faults reported already mentioned, but if these can be overcome, give yourself a massive pat on the back! Cheers, and hope the hols are going well. MMK