| Originally Posted by radicaltothemax How is it hip-hop inspired? And personally I wouldn't be buying a no name brand DAP on acound of the quality probally isnt that great same with the interface and software...and if you could get a karma for a little more...why? |
| Originally Posted by tmkinf Ok, I Just got around to install SonicStage 3.0... What's supposed to be new in this? Looks awfully much alike the previous versions (crappy, slow, buggy, inconsistent, counter-intuitive). 
ONE nice thing though (and very very nice even if its beyond me how they manage to now include that in previous versions) is that I can transfer the mp3s to my HD3 as whatever format I choose (ie. I can choose atrac3plus at 64kbps and it will be converted when copying). Ie. it seems to let me specify that I want it converted and then copied over (before I had to do that in a billion steps including deleting the mp3s etc). ANOTHER nice thing is that the interface has slightly less wasted space... still twice as much wasted space as any other app on the face of earth, but better than 2.3 at least. Other thing still seems as bad as before. I still can't change multiple id3 tags on files on the player in one go (have to change ONE by ONE like before.. riddicilous), etc. Anything else new? Can we make playlists without copying all the songs several times now? (I've only installed the Japanese version so far and my kanji skills are rusty so I'vet yet to figure everything out.. got to install an English version later). Feels more than a 2.4 than a 3.0, and for most other softwares this wouldn't even qualify as 1.0. .tmk |
| Originally Posted by Underdog311 When lost, pull over and ask for directions.
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| Originally Posted by Twigs The Rocbox is made and distributed my Damon Dash the man behind Roc-a-Fella records. The man behind Jay-Z, and thats y the Rocbox is hiphop inspired. its not really a no name brand DAP unless ur not really a hiphop fan, but it does look pretty bad. |
