Jedi,
Does your Mac include a floppy disk drive? If not, you should be able to easily attach a USB removeable floppy drive. Now you should be able to easily download & install the 'music finder' file I mentioned.
1) Make sure you have 'PC Exchange' file extension enabled in your Mac's Startup Manager. This allows your Mac to read IBM PC format files.
2) Insert an IBM formatted 1.44mb diskette into your Mac.
3) Now just download the Music Finder file
http://svpWorld.com/files/PSR2000MF.mfd directly into the floppy diskette.
4) Remove the diskette from the floppy drive and insert it into the PSR2000.
1.select FUNCTION
2.select "I" (utility)
3.press 'next' until "SYSTEM RESET"
4.press "I" again, for "MUSIC FINDER"
5.press 'next' until "FLOPPY DISK"
6.press ENTER
7.choose:
REPLACE (replaces the current titles with the originals)
or
APPEND ( adds the originals to the current titles)
I suggest you choose REPLACE.
All of this can easily be reverted back to the factory settings via: System Restore.
This should effectively replace all the cryptically named songs with the song's REAL names, including 'House of the Rising Sun' instead of 'Son of the Rising House'. Let me know how this all works. Good luck .
- Scott
http://scottyee.com