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Chapter 13 CD-RW and Mastering
Chapter 13
12.
Press ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to move the
cursor to Finalize and Write Method and use the TIME/
VALUE dial to select the desired settings. To learn about
Finalize and Write Method, see "Finalizing," p. 176.
13.
Press [F4 (Exec)].
14.
“Audio CD-R Write Sure ?” and “CD Track No. OK?”
appears in the display. This message confirms the
Finalize setting, and makes sure CD track markers are
set. Press [YES], or to cancel the operation, press [NO].
15.
A message regarding copyright appears in the display.
After reading this message carefully, if you agree to the
conditions, press [YES]. To cancel, press [NO].
16.
A message regarding licensing conditions appears in the
display. After reading this message carefully, if you
agree to the conditions, press [YES]. To cancel the
operation, press [NO].
17.
After the CD-R writing is finished, “Write Another ?”
appears in the display. If you want to write the same
track data to another CD-R disc, place a new disc in the
CD-R/CD-RW drive and press [YES]. Press [NO] to
return to Step 2.
Internal IDE hard disk free space
Length of the song which is to be written to the CD-R disc
Disk space occupied by a song when written to a CD-R disc
Number of Markers used for track numbers
CD-R disc free space
Size of the content written to the CD-R disc
Number of tracks after writing to the disc is finished
Determining whether or not the CD-R disc has data written to it
Track which you want written as the right track
Track which you want written as the left track
Song Name
Source Track Length (in Mbyte) compared
to Free disc space on CD-R/CD-RW
The amount of drive space source tracks occupy on the
VS-1680 may not be the same amount of disc space it
occupies on a CD-R/CD-RW disc. The track size on the
VS-1680 varies depending on the number of tracks and
recording mode used. You can make a rough estimate of
the space required on a CD-R/CD-RW disc for a tracks
to be written by using the following calculation:
Source track length (in seconds) x 2 (bytes) x 2 (stereo
tracks) x 44,100 = SIZE (bytes)
For example, a source track which is 60 minutes long
(3,600 seconds) occupies:
3,600 x 2 x 2 x 44,1000 = 635,040,000 bytes = 635 MB