new to forums with some questions maybe someone can help me

[sonyuser_r70]

first of all hello all anyhow to my point i currently have a SONY MZ-R70 and i lost everything that came with my unit except the phones and the remote i want to get the songs i put on my computer some cd tracks and mp3's recoreded onto a disc to take to the gym with me what do i ned i remember having this pc-link thing but i dont think it ever worked on my ME system wiitch i just use for music storage i want something or a method of recording that will give me really nice audio sound without going broke doing it if anyone has any suggestion please let me know asap u can e-mail me at crakkajakka15@netscape.net or just reply sorry for the long post but im just looking for some help

thanks again

Todd

[Ppk3000]

You need Sony's SonicStage software (download at connect.com) and the PC >> MD USB cable connected both ends to transfer audio from the computer to the MD.

A "nice audio sound" recording solution is to spend a lil bit more on the microphone (and maybe a amp box depending on what you're recording). I have no idea what your budget is, thus "broke" means little to me .

[crazeybt1]

ppk3000 wrote..

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You need Sony's SonicStage software (download at connect.com) and the PC >> MD USB cable connected both ends to transfer audio from the computer to the MD.

Scratching my head............... :whatever: uhh advice you should get more aquanted with the models do your homework ok check http://minidisc.org/part_Sony_MZ-R70.html

any how...

Sonyuser_r70 your problem with the pc link is due to driver issues i'd believe, now i have a r70 but mine didn't come with the pc link..(scratching my head) so i'm not sure which model yours came with but i know sony shipped them with to models could you identify the model that came with yours?, or you can do your recordings via analog with the male sterio mini plug cables which looks like ( http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...84771&CatId=453 ) and altho the recordings might sound good there are some variables ...mainly your sound card (being able to produce a clean static free signal etc..) and other noises you might encounter like having your mic on while recording or having system sounds enabled and things of that sort.....