Came across this free product today http://refinedaudiometrics.com/products-hdphx.shtml It's a vst plugin, so you'll need some kind of host (I think winamp can do this).

How did you rip to FLAC? Did you use foobar with DSP plugins active?

Another thing - I usually prep the board by rubbing the copper tracks with a soft gum (pencil not ink) eraser then a quick clean with rubbing alcohol. Makes a big difference.

I think I understand what you are asking. Open the M Audio control panel and click the mixer tab. On the SPDIF In channel, you should find output buttons, namely 1/2 3/4 spd. Click the channel you want to send the input to.

Think about the limitations (ie SonicStage and the transfer rate) before you buy. I'm happy with my purchase but often when trransferring between PC and MD, swearing ensues.

What is that exactly? I have a MZ RH910 myself. Whenever I have to do any transferring, I start thinking about other products I could have bought for the same price. I don't think anyone exists who likes SonicStage. Other than that, it is a great player/recorder.

I think the factor here in Asia is size rather than sound. I've seen more people with iPod shuffles than any other kind of iPod.

I'm sorry. I couldn't resist.

Try the Minidisc forums http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showforum=62 I wonder if anyone has ever said a good word about sonicstage?

I would be interested in those links if you wouldn't mind posting them. Thanks in advance.

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...or any live album.

The Korean brands like iRiver and iAudio should support both Jianti and Fanti. I guess this could differ depending upon your location but I'm not sure.

Funny. I was wandering around electronic stores last night looking at Zens and iRivers. I saw some MD players and thought to myself "do people still actually buy those?". I came home, browsed this thread and discovered the answer is yes. Anyway, I have an RH910 now and a fine purchase it is.