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Troubleshooting
Symptoms
Items to be checked
The HDMI indicator does not start
flashing, and 10 seconds or more has
elapsed after a rewriting stream is input.
Is DSP Rewriting mode entered? (Simultaneously press and hold the
↑
and VIDEO SELECT keys.)
Is DIR locked?
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You can check this on the Signal Select indicator that is displayed when the
volume control is turned, by confirming if the input is set to Auto and Digital. If DIR is not locked,
check the input selection and/or digital connections between the player and this unit.
Is the stream (Track No., etc.) being played back correct?
Are compressed audio signals, such as WMA, being input when or after Rewriting mode is
entered (when the keys are simultaneously pressed)?
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As soon as the compressed audio signals are input, Rewriting mode is exited. It is
recommended that playback be paused at the beginning of the track of a rewriting stream then
Rewriting mode is entered by simultaneous pressing of the keys. Release Pause mode after
entering of Rewriting mode is confirmed.
Make sure that the player being used is appropriate for rewriting, in the following way:
• Turn the receiver off.
• Connect a speaker to the front channel of the receiver.
• Turn the receiver back on normally. (Normal power on, not by simultaneous pressing of the keys)
• Increase the volume of the receiver to some extent.
• Play back the WMA9Pro stream stored on the last track of the disc.
Note:
Set the volume of the player lower, as a large noise may be generated when this test
stream is played back on some players.
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If music is played back normally, that player can be used for rewriting. ("WMA" indication on the
FL display)
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If noise is output, rewriting cannot be done with that player. Use another player.
Tips:
The fact that PCM data can be played back or that a dts-CD can be played back does not
mean that the player can be used for rewriting.
Rewriting mode is not entered upon
simultaneous pressing of the
↑
and
VIDEO SELECT keys.
Is the volume control of the receiver set to -
∞
dB? If not, set it to -
∞
dB (- - -).
Reset the receiver then enter Rewriting mode.
Note:
All the user data stored in the receiver are cleared when the receiver is reset.
"OK" is not displayed.
Is the track played back from the beginning to the end?
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With the receiver in Rewriting mode, be sure to play back the stream track twice.
If an error is generated because of a flaw on the disc, "OK" is not displayed.
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In such a case, play back the same stream stored on another track as backup.
