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Re: Sony h-md transfering to PC

Subject: Re: Sony h-md transfering to PC
From: "tempjez" tempjez
Date: Fri Feb 8, 2008 4:32 am ((PST))
Thanks Phil - it was indeed down to the older version of sonicstage 
(which doesn't have the wav convertor). I think perhaps I snapped 
too early with 'sony frustration' !

ta,
Jez




--- In  Philip Tyler 
<> wrote:
>
> SonicStage should have converted the files to wav's
> for you. If not you should be able to select the file
> in the library of Sonic Stage and then convert to wav.
> Make sure you are using the latest version of Sonic
> Stage.
> 
> Phil
> 
> --- tempjez <> wrote:
> 
> > I keep an md recorder with me at all times & have
> > just grabbed a Hi-MD 
> > from ebay - it's the MZ-NH1. This does allow for
> > transfer via usb 
> > cable from Hi-Md to PC of tracks recordered with a
> > microphone etc. So 
> > I installed the sonicstage software & gave it a try.
> > The tracks are 
> > now in my sonicstage library but I can't seem to do
> > anything with them 
> > apart from in sonicstage. Surely there must be a way
> > to use them with 
> > other programs (such as wavlab, protools etc).
> > Anyone got any advice 
> > on how to access the files ?
> > 
> > thanks.
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
> 
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