Best Minidisc Players for Transfer

this comes with a sonic stage program (to transfer your music files from your comp to the device).

check this out: to read/transfer pictures, you just connect through the usb cable and the unit powers itself from the computer while showing up as another usb mass-storage device.

-- then you click on arrow to transfer it to your harddrive library (the second tab, which keeps track of your albums)

then i just started transfering all the music that i wanted onto the 1gb mini disc.

on numerous downloads, the resulting audio would have drop outs or the transfer wouldn't even follow through.

to bad that you can only use sonic stage to transfer your music to your md's and nothing else.

after reading some reviews about this product some people were dissapointed because you couldnt transfer files back to a different pc.

i circumvented the problem by burning my newly bought online music onto a blank cd through musicmatch and then transferred that disc i made onto the md player using md burner and it works just fine!

if your buddy wants to listen to your studying/skating/waltzing/whatever mix for a day or two, you can hand it over without worrying about an expensive piece of memory/media or having to transfer

mini disc is too slow in recording and transferring your songs.

the bad thing about this is that when you transfer music back to the computer you need to have that same computer, i got a new computer so i cant put it back the good thing is its cheap, it has good

the 2 songs i got to transfer sounded great.

i have an older sony minidisc player that i use to make recordings and i wanted to transfer the recordings to my pc to burn cds.

the storage capacity on the 80mb disks is very impressive, it averages about 52 songs in the lp2 format, which allows for a fairly quick transfer of media.

the software that i'm supposed to use to transfer my music to the player only regognizes about half of those ablums (even though every album falls into catagory trees under the artists' name) and

it no longer imposes transfer restrictions.

as stated in other post, you drain more of the batteries transfering the music from your computer to the minidisk.

also the software provided with the dn430 contains an md simple burner program for quick transfer of music to the minidisc player from regular audio cd's.