I was was transfering a file over the weekend from my NH900 and had a
track that refused to transfer. I repeated the proceedure and again no
luck. So I played the track via sonic stage, and recorded the result
as it played via audition. There was a part of the recording at which
point the transfer failed and through which the play back would not go
through. By starting the playback as close to the 'break'as I could
get it, I managed to get probably all but 1 or 2 seconds recorded.
Nearly a problem in this case. Hope this helps.
Andrew.
--- In "John Hartog"
<> wrote:
>
> Thanks Oryoki:
> That is not good news but valuable nonetheless. Even if the chance of
> corruption is small, for important recordings it might be wise to
> first record a copy via the headphone jack or line-out before
> attempting a usb transfer.
> -John Hartog
>
>
> --- In "oryoki2000" <oryoki@> wrote:
> >
> > "Nick Roast" wrote:
> > > ...EDL in the UK offer a MD recovery
> > > service aimed at broadcasters... I am
> > > not sure if they can deal with HiMD or not.
> >
> > I wrote to EDL for clarification, and received
> > this response:
> >
> > ---------
> > "At the present time there is no known method
> > of recovering data created by a HiMD recorder.
> > We operate the most extensive MD recovery business
> > available but are nevertheless limited by the encrypted
> > formats used on HiMD. These are risky machines to use
> > because of the lack of any remedy in the event of failure."
> > ---------
> >
> > I'm sure that Sony knows how to deal with their encrypted
> > file format, but they apparently are not interested in
> > providing a recovery service to the rest of us. So Hi-MD
> > users are in deep trouble if they experience any sort of
> > Hi-MD disc error or SonicStage software issue.
> >
> > --oryoki
> >
>
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