On Wed, March 17, 2010 15:28, Adrian Glaubitz wrote: > Hi Jan, > > > On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 03:12:08PM +0100, Jan Olav Stangeland wrote: > >> Just to check that I have understood your post correctly: >> When a track is imported from a MD/HiMD with SonicStage, an entry is >> made in a procfile. However, when you import a track from disc, e.g. a >> track that has been uploaded with QHiMDTransfer, no entry is made in a >> procfile. Tracks that do not have an entry in a procfile cannot be >> transferred/converted. So, in effect SonicStage cannot be used to >> convert tracks that have been uploaded with QHiMDTransfer? >> > > Seems so. I think the procfile Thomas mentioned is stored in: > > > C:\Program Files\Common Files\Sony Shared\OpenMG > > > but I'm not sure as I cannot find these files on my clean installation of > SonicStage (no tracks transfered so far). You should, btw, always > back up this folder because it also contains the keys required to decrypt > any encrypted tracks within SonicStage. There is actually program code > which can decrypt .oma-files with the help of the contents in the OpenMG > folder. I can send it to you in another mail if you want. That would be nice. > >> >> As samples (requested earlier in the thread - so I include them >> anyway), I have made 5 recordings (of background noise, (you should hear >> a clock ticking)) in Hi-LP with a MZ-RH1. Track no. 5 has been divided >> (T-Mark) >> using the MZ-RH1 into track 5 and 6. The recordings were made using a >> Hi-MD disc formatted from SonicStage. The tracks were uploaded with >> QHiMDTransfer. >> >> > > That's great. It's nice to have some samples to be able to test the > ATRAC3+ decoder once it's there. I think, we should collect these > samples on our website if you agree. I agree, feel free to use the samples as you see fit. > >>> If you want to convert oma files to wav you can use MarCNet´s HiMD >>> Renderer >>> instead. >>> >> >> Thank you very much - the samples convert just fine using HiMDRenderer. >> > > HiMDRenderer uses the SonicStage-supplied libraries and decoders, > btw. So you will always have to have SonicStage installed if you want to > use HiMDRenderer. > > Adrian > >