If you divide a downloaded track on another MD machine and then try to check it into OpenMG Jukebox, you will get a "check-in error", and will not be able to check it back in Yes, I know that the newer OpenMG memory stick walkman devices allow you to directly transfer mp3's, but this is not possible with NetMD.
This leads to the next point OpenMG music files cannot be exported to other formats - Unless there is some loophole that I'm not aware of and somebody please let me know if there is , OpenMG music files cannot be easily converted to any other audio format realtime re-recording doesn't count.
So even if we could upload music from MD-to-PC, we wouldn't be able to convert them to. Of course, since audio recordings cannot be uploaded from MD-to-PC, this is a moot point really.
Recording Volume cannot be adjusted - With PC-to-MD check-outs, there is no way to adjust the recording volume of a track - not on the harddrive, nor during the actual recording process - nowhere.
Whatever the level of the track is at the time of encoding, that's what you're stuck with. SP transfers are not that fast - While it makes sense to record tracks tracks encoded at kbps onto MD using LP2 mode, sometimes the limitations of older equipment or having friends that we share music with that own older MD equipment force us to do some recordings in SP mode. Still faster than realtime, but not by much.
SP transfers are supposed to be able to go up to 4x, and I did get one SP transfer to go at 4x, but I haven't been able to get it to work at that speed again. If you want to be able to hear the audio from your NetMD while controlling it with OpenMG Jukebox, you have to plug in a set of headphones, or connect the line-out of the N1 into the line-in of your computer's soundcard.
I have this problem on my copy, and apparently a few other people out there do as well. However I did manage to download the US version 2. Checking-in a deleted OpenMG track not sure if this counts as a "glitch", but A couple of users have wondered: If you check a song out of the Jukebox onto your MD, then delete the OpenMG file from your harddrive, what happens if you try to check that song back in?
The answer is that the check-in process simply deletes the track from the MD. That's all. The song will not reappear in your Jukebox, and you will basically lose the song for good.
Thanks to Nick Riley for pointing this out. Written by Brian Youn [ [email protected] ]. Once all 3 check-outs have been used up, the song will still exist on your harddrive, and you will still be able to play it on your computer's jukebox.
However you won't be able to download it to another MD until one of the checked-out copies is checked back in. Checking-in a track will delete the song from the MD and increment the number of your available check-outs in the jukebox by one.
Note that there is no way to upload a track recorded on an MD up to the harddrive at high speed and the "check-in" process doesn't involve any actual audio upload. This is an unfortunate limitation for those that were hoping to be able to transfer their live recordings and interviews onto their harddrive to use with other applications. Perhaps in the future? CDDB can be used to label tracks prior to ripping them from CD, and those track titles are transferrend to the MD unfortunately some users seem to be having problems with CDDB - see the bottom of this page under the glitches section.
The software also lets you change the track titles on the disc, as well as the disc title itself. You can move tracks around on the disc by dragging and dropping them to the desired target location. The jukebox software will even manage your groups on the disc create new groups, rearrange them, move tracks from one group to another, etc. Songs can also be deleted by hitting the delete key on the keyboard or by right-clicking the song on in the window and selecting the delete option. OpenMG tracks can be freely edited divided, combined, etc , on the harddrive, but once you download a track to MD, you're stuck with it as-is.
It will not work with an R or R or any older model. If you own one of these older models and want to transfer songs from PC to MD at high-speed, you're out of luck. Some of the installation is in English, and a few parts of it are in Japanese although the portions which are in Japanese are obvious - just keep clicking "OK" - there really aren't any confusing choices for the user to make.
Remember this, since the software won't recognize your N1 unless the 2nd part "NetMD Driver" is installed, and it is easy to forget that you still have to install the second portion, since the install window doesn't pop-up automatically after your system restarts.
The battery indicator animates to indicate that the battery is charging even while the unit is running in PC-MD mode. The USB cradle will also operate without the adapter plugged in - the unit will then simply operate off of battery power. If you do this, make sure your battery is sufficiently charged, since the unit will not turn off while it is USB mode and thus constantly drain the battery without rest , and the external battery case cannot be used in conjunction with the USB cradle.
Apparently this will allow the user to simply transfer a song from CD to MD without permanently saving the song to the harddrive don't ask me exactly how this will work - I can only speculate that it uses some buffer space on the harddrive.
This appears to be a software application feature, and - although I can't be positive - I would guess that this application would be fully compatible with the Japanese model of the N1. Editing OpenMG tracks on the hard drive One of the greatest advantages that the MD format had over its competing formats was its versatility in its available editing functions.
Didn't like the way the track marks were cut on your favorite CD? Just record it to MD and move the track marks around to your liking. Only want to record the first couple of minutes of track and not the rest?
With MD, you could always easily cut out parts of tracks that you didn't want and thus save valuable disc space. Unfortunately, once a track is checked-out to MD, it cannot be divided or combined - either on the MD or on the harddrive.
So if you want to do any complex editing, it has to be done while the file is on the harddrive, while all of its copies are checked-in. A smaller window will pop up, the track will start playing, and you will first need to slide the bar to the position of the track where you want to split the file.
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