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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
Lots of recording media is proprietary. This device is also now offered with Mac compatibility. Aside from that it is it's professional application that interets me. This format has been and is still used by recording industry professionals for it's ability to accuratly reproduce what is recorded.
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The question is do you want to re-format your media to work on that device (and buy the additional HD space to store it on so that your only copy isn't just on the device) and if you do re-format, do you really want multiple copies. If you don't want multiple copies, then you have convert, and what happens if you replace that device with another device that doesn't read the format?
SONY is always screwing around trying to corner a market by having proprietary format of some kind, they're a p.i.t.a. ...