Why can't a minidisc recorded on a Sony Net MD MZ-NE410 playback on a Sharp minidisc player model MD-MT15?

Written by Rhapsody-in-the-Rain! in Saturday, January 28, 2006 under Music & Music Players
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A: The problem is most likely to be due to the mode you transfer your files on to the Sony NetMD. The sony might have the fature called MDLP (Minidisk Long Play) and the Sharp does not, hence any MD recorded in LP2 (Long Play 2) or LP4 will not playback on normal players.

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jalapenobabycanada Said in Saturday, January 28, 2006

There are way to many possible answers. You might try asking someone at Sony first. They might have a good reason why it won't work. OR try calling Sharp.

Sharp MDSR60S Minidisc Player/Recorder

Sharp MDSR60S Minidisc Player/RecorderBatteries included: YesBrand: SharpColor: SilverPart Number: MD-SR60SManufacturer: SharpModel: MD-SR60SFeatures: 24-bit ATRAC sound for crisp, clear audioDigital and analog inputs for easy recordingDigital bass boost7-hour battery life in play modeIncludes folding headphones, NiMH batteries, AC adapter, and carrying case MD enthusiasts will love Sharp's new MD-SR60 (S-silver), the long awaited replacement for the much-loved MD-MS722 now discontinued. This MD portable offers several easy to use features so you can play and record your own digital minidiscs. Comes with an Optical Digital Cable so you can record and select individual songs from other digital sources to create your own customized MiniDisc.Sleek and stylish, the MD-SR60 lets you record your favorite music digitally and take it with you to enjoy wherever you go. On-the-go recording and playback has never been easier! The MD-SR60's lightweight and compact body is just about the size of an MD case, which means you can carry it with you anywhere with comfort and ease. Plus, its front loading disc mechanism lets you smoothly load and eject MDs with a single touch, without the hassle of opening and closing a cover.This new MiniDisc Recorder uses the latest 24-bit ATRAC (Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding) for high-precision digital audio reproduction. Digitally record your favorite music from a variety of sources, including digital radio. Optical digital interface ensures reliable digital audio transfers.A great unit to consider when choosing a first portable minidisc player, Sharp's MDSR60S delivers a solid performance with 24-bit ATRAC sound, 10-second antiskip protection, and the crisp, clear sound of compact discs combined with the recording ease of cassettes.

The MDSR60S supports 24-bit ATRAC recording and playback, while digital synchro recording won't start recording until the digital input signal is received. Sharp includes a digital bass boost with three presets to enhance low frequencies, while a 10-second antiskip buffer offers some protection from skipping during active use.

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