About Using The Minidisc Drive And Media - Sony PCV-MXS20 - Vaio Desktop Computer Getting Started Manual

Why did my on-screen display shift or split?
Your on-screen display may shift or split in rare instances. If this occurs, switch
between the TV/Recording deck and the Playback deck, or try switching the
channel. Your timer recording continues even if the on-screen display shifts or
splits.
Why did the Giga Pocket software stop allowing me to create new Video
Capsules?
You cannot create a new Video Capsule when the remaining free space on your
hard disk drive reaches approximately 50 MB. Delete any unnecessary Video
Capsules or files to increase the free space on your hard drive.
On a network that is running under Windows® XP, can multiple computer users
access and use Giga Pocket applications?
In general, only one computer user can access and use a Giga Pocket application
at any given time. As an example: if the Timer Recording Manager icon is
present in the task tray of the first user to log on to the network, the Giga Pocket
applications are not available to any other user on the network. The user who is
currently accessing Giga Pocket must log off before another user can access the
Giga Pocket applications. For more information, see the Giga Pocket online Help
file.
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With certain restrictions, several PicoPlayer users on a network can connect to Giga
Pocket Server and view video content at the same time.

About Using the MiniDisc Drive and Media

When I play a MiniDisc, a noticeable silence is present between each track.
When you use SonicStage Premium software, a short break between audio tracks
is created when you check-out audio files with the LP Stereo Recording option
unselected. To remove these breaks, select the LP Stereo Recording option before
recording the audio files.
I cannot record or checkout more than 255 audio files.
A MiniDisc media is able to process up to 255 audio files, maximum. Delete any
unnecessary audio files from the MiniDisc or use a different MiniDisc media
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