I have the 30Gb version - is this supported? If so, will give it a go. Thanks.

Is there an MP3 player with a large hard disk (20Gb or so) which enables you to transfer files directly from your PC as if it is another disk, and allows you to create folders and sub-folders as in Windows. I use my IPOD purely for listening to books and plays, either from bought CDs or...

Is there an MP3 player with a large hard disk (20Gb or so) which enables you to transfer files directly from your PC as if it is another disk, and allows you to create folders and sub-folders as in Windows. I use my IPOD purely for listening to books and plays, either from bought CDs or...

Are there any systems available which enable timed digital recordings to be made from radio in the same way as can be done with VCRs, DVD and HD recorders from broadcast TV?

I bought one of these. The USB connection was faulty. The battery life appears to be only 4 hours. But worst of all, it failed to play some tracks. It missed the same tracks all the time, and there appears to be no pattern in the ones it misses. I reloaded the tracks and still had the saem...

It looks as if I will have to stay with the old technology then. It is very convenient to be able to connect up the device to the Hi-fi without any PC involvement, and get a recording of a play - but it is essential to split anything which is a half an hour or more into tracks fro future...

Sorry - I have not made it clear what I want to do. I want to replace an MD player with a hard disk device. With the MD recorder, I can record hour-long (or more) plays off the radio, and automatically create track marks every 5 minutes. This means that if I lose my place when I am...

I am now considering an IAudio X5 for this. It is not entirely clear to me that you can use bookmarks to effectively divide a recording into tracks and I would be grateful if someone could clarify this for me. If I record an hour -long play from my HiFi, can I subsequently FF through it...

Thank you for this. It sounds ideal so I will look out for one.

I want a portable player for listening to plays and 'talking books'. I have some of these are already in MP3 format on CDs or on my PC, some on CD, some on WAV files which I have produced from commercial cassettes, and some of which are recorded from the radio, either onto CDs with a CD...

Yes, I would like to change the order of playlists after I have loaded them onto the player but this does not seem to be possible, whereas I could do it with the NW-HD3.

I have just got one of these as a replacement for a NW-HD3 whose hard disk crashed. I have found that it is not possible to change the order of tracks, albums or playlists once they have been loaded in. This was not the case with the NW-HD3 nor with MD players, all loaded up using the same...

Are there any HD players with a large memory (~20GB) which can also record input from hi-fi, radio etc?

I bought a Sony NW HD3 in december., It died in April due to an admitted manufacturing fault. It died again in July - thsi time a hard disk failre. Three weesk on, it had not come back from Sony, and no doubt when it does, it will have lost all the tracks I put on. So no more Sony for me.

Reply to Notnormal. I am using a NET MD. I now have a hard disk player which I want to transfer old recordings. Much of the stuff I use is downloaded from audio cassettes (pre-recorded speech). My early recordings were done directly onto minidisk, and it would be good to be able to transfer...