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10-6
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Music Player
Select digital or analog recording according to output types of audio sources.
Sampling frequency is the number of times an audio signal is measured (sampled) per
second, expressed in kilohertz (kHz). Similar to bit rate, higher rates translate into
better sound quality. Sampling frequency is set automatically according to the
recording method or audio source.
Add Bookmarks to music in Play List to divide it into tracks for Repeat or Random
Play. Track Bookmarks are created in the following conditions:
^
If Music Player does not detect a period of silence, recorded music files are all combined
and saved as a single track.
^
When Synchro Recording is On , recording pauses after a period of silence. Recording
resumes when sound (next music) is detected.
B
When Synchro Recording is On , recording stops after 15 seconds of pause.
^
Brief sound dropouts occur when Track Bookmarks are created.
^
Track Bookmarks may not be created automatically depending on the connected audio
source. In this case, divide music into tracks manually (see
P.10-10 "Manual Track
Bookmark Creation").
Digital & Analog Recording
Digital Input
Use Optical Digital Audio Toslink-Mini or Mini-Mini Cables with Optical
Conversion Cable to compress and record high quality digital signals
from CD players, PCs, stereo systems, etc. onto Memory Card
Analog Input
Convert analog signals to digital with Analog Conversion Cable and
Stereo Mini-Phono or Stereo Mini-Stereo Mini Cable, etc. to record onto
Memory Card from audio sources with analog outputs
Sampling Frequency
Recording Sampling Frequency
Digital Input
32 kHz, 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz is set according to the audio source status.
When recording from DVD players, cancel DTS.
Analog Input 44.1 kHz (fixed)
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Digital recording results may not be satisfactory depending on the signal format.
Track Bookmarks
Digital Input
A period of silence is detected between music files. When recording
from CD/MD players, etc., track numbers remain the same as the
original.
Analog Input A period of silence is detected between music files
,
Recording may result in silence or a single music file with a low volume level if the
music consists of long periods of silence or sustained low volume level.
10-7
Music Player
10
1
Recording in Progress
2
Synchro Recording (see P.10-10)
Synchro Recording On
3
Recording Level Meter (see P.10-9)
4
Title
5
Status
I
/
O
6
Track Number
7
Input Source
C
/
B
8
Track Bookmark (see P.10-6)
9
Background (see P.10-18)
Image set in Display Settings appears.
A
Bit Rate (see P.10-11)
B
Recording Level (see P.10-9)
C
Elapsed Time
D
Remaining Recording Time
Reduces after each recording
Read "MP3 Music Player Basics" on P.10-3 first.
C
Connect/disconnect Conversion Cables gently.
Do not use excessive force when connecting/disconnecting cables; doing so may
damage cable, Mini Plug or Headphone/Optical Digital Line In Connector.
C
Use specified Conversion Cables only.
Non-specified cables may not function properly and damage may result.
Recording Window Indicators
Connecting to Audio Sources
Connection Precautions
J s
P
c
Q
Mark Stop
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3
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5
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9
B
C
A
D