HOW do I UPLOAD my MD master songs to the web?

[SPLATTER]

I have a couple songs I want to UPLOAD from my Sony NetMD stereo master disk to a music website (SOUNDCLICK). The MD came with software called "Sonicstage" as well as "Realone player" plug-in and netMD "Simple burner. After reading all the instructions it looks like I can only DOWNLOAD stuff ONTO my MD with this, when I need to send music FROM my MD to my computer. I'm new to the MD format and to using computers for music purposes.
Any help appreciated!
Mark/SPLATTER

 

[boingoman]

You have to load into your computer in real time analog. Sony protection doesn't allow you to transfer digitally from your MD player. I go from my headphone out into my soundcard.

 

[SPLATTER]

How do I connect with the sound card?

Is there a stereo-mini-plug out (from my MD headphone jack) to sound card "in" cable that I need to buy or something to do this? (So-called technology is a pain in the ass! My vintage manual TYPEWRITER works better than my COMPUTER which has to be turned on, booted up, everything has to be saved, it crashes, half the time it inexplicably doesn't do what I've asked it to do, everything it does do takes forever and involves a rediculous number of screens and steps to accomplish the simplest thing, it constantly asks me if I'm SURE I want to do every damn thing and then have to reapeat all those commands AGAIN -to hell with computers and all other FALSE, OVERRATED, greed-oriented technology!)
Sorry, I sort of went-off there...

 

[boingoman]

Yeah-stereo mini-plug to whatever your soundcard analog ins are. Mine is stereo mini, so I got mini-plug to mini-plug.

 

[The Green Hornet]

Yo Splat-man:}

Well, yeah, computers are kind of weird. Even the DAWs, SIAB, are just little computers with no big screen and slow.

With my Yam DAW, it takes over an hour to burn 10 songs to CD.

HOWEVER, on my PC, with the Nero program, it takes minutes to do the same. I got some music files from a friend and "followed the cues" on the PC and I burned 4 files in less than 5 minutes, finalized and ready to play.

Sometime soon, I hope, someone will build a DAW that is EASY to use. So many folks get put off and don't BUY gear because of the infamous, "learning curve." It could be and should be much simpler.

Green Hornet