Using The Player With A Computer; What You Can Do Through Connection With A Computer; Connecting The Player To Your Computer - Sony MZ-NH600D Operating Instructions Manual

Using the player with a computer

What you can do
through connection
with a computer
To use the player connected to a
computer, you must install the software
from the supplied CD-ROM. For details
on the installation procedure, refer to the
"Software Operation" section.
When using the supplied
softwares
For detailed explanations, see the
"Software Operation" section or online
help.
• Transfer audio data between the
computer and the player
The supplied SonicStage Ver. 2.0
software enables you to transfer audio
data between the player and the
computer. When a disc used in Hi-MD
mode is inserted in the player, tracks
recorded from a CD player to the player
can be migrated to your computer.
• Record directly from a CD to an MD
The supplied MD Simple Burner
software enables you to record a CD in
the computer's CD-ROM drive directly
to a disc in the player.
When using the disc in the
player as a storage device
When using a disc in Hi-MD mode, the
player appears in the Windows Explorer
as an external drive, allowing you to
transfer non-audio data such as text and
image files. For details, refer to "Storing
non-audio data to a disc" (page 36).
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If you play audio files using the software, the
sound is output from the computer speakers
during Hi-MD mode and from the headphones/
earphones connected to the player during MD
mode.
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Connecting the player
to your computer
When you connect the dedicated USB
cable directly to the USB connecting jack
on the player, power (bus power) is
supplied from the USB port of the
computer. This allows the player to be
used without power being supplied from
the battery.
Notes
•
When using Windows 2000 Professional
Be sure the dedicated USB cable is
disconnected before turning on or restarting
the computer. If the dedicated USB cable is
connected at this time, but then disconnected
afterwards, the computer may not recognize
the player the next time you connect the
dedicated USB cable. When the computer
does not recognize the player, disconnect the
dedicated USB cable, restart the computer,
and then reconnect the dedicated USB cable.
•
When using Windows ME or Windows
98SE
If you connect the player to the computer with
the disc mode on the player set to "Hi-MD"
(factory setting), and then insert a 60/74/80-
minute standard disc, the operation mode of
the disc may automatically change to Hi-MD
mode even if you do not record anything.
•
When using Windows ME or Windows
98SE
When you disconnect the dedicated USB
cable, the message "Unsafe Removal of
Device" appears in the computer display. This
is not a problem. Merely click "OK" to make
the message disappear.