On Wed, 26 Sep 2007 00:25:12 -0700, Julian wrote
(in article <9i1kf3t9rnhubufsme5t7fjhhj8og7a33i@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>):
> On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 12:03:42 -0700, Sonnova
> <sonnova@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> I clearly stated in my original post that I was trying to transfer the
>> files
>> using Sony's Hi-MD Music Transfer Application on a Mac and yes, I'm
aware
>> that Sonic Stage doesn't run on a Mac, but it does run under Virtual PC
on
>> a
>> Mac.
>
> First of all my reply was directed to John not you, which is why it
> started out saying, "John, are you..."
>
> Second You never once mentioned in your extremely wordy post that you
> were operating Virtual PC on a Mac.
True, because in my original post I wasn't. I only stooped to that because
the Sony Hi-MD Music Transfer Application for Mac doesn't work with my
MiniDisc model.
> Third, a PC simulation running on a Mac can't be expected to be
> identical to PC software running on a PC.
Nor did I expect it to, and said so. But 23 hours for a 34 minute file, is
ridiculous - even allowing for emulation.
>It takes me significantly
> less than half of the play time to transfer to my XP computer with
> Sonic Stage.
It;s good to know that it's not always as slow as molaseses in January.
> Fourth I was trying to get a Mac user to assist you and you are out of
> line for flaming me.
I didn't flame you. In fact, as I said, I greatly appreciate your help.
> Perhaps other Mac users have figured out how to
> transfer with similar speeds that PC users get.
It looks like that if I had a MZ-M200, MZ-RH1, MZ-M10, or MZ-M100, then
the
Sony Hi-MD Music Transfer Application for Mac WOULD work, but for some
reason
it does not work with MZ-RH910. Yet it does work with Sonic Stage on XP.
It's Sony again. The 80% company. Everything they make is 80% complete.
20%
is always missing or wrong-headed.
|
