Best Minidisc Players for Track

--mds can store track information (album name, song name, etc) and display it on the player

grouping your tracks makes them easier to navigate, but you can otherwise go through all the tracks you have as if it were an audio-cd.

the software finds the names of the song and burns the name of the artist, the album, and the individual track.

you can even specify space between tracks before you burn

the three line readout has all the info you would expect such as album, band, tracks, length, time remaining etc.

at one point i purchased a track from the sony connect music store and when i tried to transfer it to my player i got an error stating that copyright prevented the track from being transferred.

before buying it, answer the question: how do you usually get your tracks?

i still use it when i'm biking but i either put it in a pocket (in which case i need to fish it out if i want to change the track) or i ride my bike with one hand (in which case i truly expect to

and when you want to delete the tracks from the player, just delete.

and once, when i skipped to another track, it continued to play the track i was previously listening to.

overall >>> sure its not as snazy as the mp3..but you have the luxury of saving your songs on hard disc...like a cd..and on top of that good quality sound, no problems with transfer of tracks..and