tdombos

I see some contradiction between 3 and 5. I understand that if I convert to WAV, I can completely get rid of SonicStage, and do whatever I want with the file. But the idea behind the archiving (point 3) would be to save the original version without recoding, so conversion is not an option. In 5 you say i can share it with others if I encode wo/ DRM. But what about my own recordings (point 1)? Can they be shared with others (ie. not have DRM in them) wo/ recoding? If yes, what stops me from archiving those files?

I am somewhat confused about the possibilities of MDs. Ive read a bunch of postings, but it is still not clear for me, whether the followings are possible with an rh10 and SonicStage 3.4. 1. Record files with a mic on the RH10. 2. Upload files to the PC. 3. Burn OMA files on a CD for archiving (and remove the files both from the MD and the harddrive). 4. Edit uploaded OMA files on the PC with Sound Forge/other editor software. Save various version. 5. Share these OMA files with other uses (by email, on CD), etc. So they can listen, edit, convert, etc. 6. Be able to read those archived OMA files later, even after an OS reinstall.