20 Most Recent Sony NetMD Walkman MZ-NF810 Player/Recorder Questions & Answers

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I don't think there's an MD card reader :-)

You can transfer the audio in a couple of ways. If you have a LINE IN jack on your sound card, you could play it back into your pc and use a product like Total Recorder to directly record it to an MP3 file. www.highcriteria.com

If you are doing this on a laptop, a USB to audio device would work. You can Google for results or try something like this http://www.altoedge.com/usbaudio/input.html

Carl

what is the part number or model mame for USB MD cable? I can't find it and want to buy it, please help

I'm afraid, no way to import music data from MD player as MZ-NF810 etc
It is one way data transfer that preforms through Sonic Stage 9supplied) software with MD player. Data transfers from Computer to MD Recorder/Player only.
Click Sony Support to download instruction manual of MZ-NF810 for more details.
Thanks.

sonicstage software, optical cabe or usb cable is needed and this manual http://www.minidisc.org/manuals/sony/sony_mzn510_manual.pdf read pages 76 to 80

Hey call the people and they should replace it for free.

You can't. You can only transfer digital files from your pc to your Minidisc player., it's a one way street. there's no hack for it either as it's a basic hardware issue within the player itself.

If you want to download from the player to the pc you'll have to connect the audio output to your pc and record it the old-fashioned way which loses a bit of quality. All Minidisc compliant players were like this until the advent of the Hi MD format which succeeded the Net MD's as an anti-piracy measure.