Studer D424, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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D424 MO Recorder
E4/28 Operation
SW V 1.6 Date printed: 06.03.02
4.7.5 Transfer Parameters
There is a number of transfer parameters that can be modified to meet the
requirements of different applications. All settings can be accessed in the
TRANSFER PARAMETER menu 64.
Noise Shaping (Menu 641) For making best use of high quality recordings in 20 or even 24 bit resolu-
tion, it is possible to apply the noise shaping algorithm to audio informa-
tion for transfer to 16 bit media.
If set to OFF, audio data will be truncated to 16 bits.
UPC/EAN (Menu 642) The UPC/EAN code is a catalogue number for CDs (13 digits). The indi-
cated number is read from the inserted CD, modifications are possible only
as long as no code was programmed yet (code is 0).
ISRC (Menu 643) International Standard Recording Code (5 alphanumeric and 7 numeric
digits), including country and owner identification, recording year, and se-
rial number.
There is one ISRC code for each take. If cleared, no UPC/EAN is re-
corded.
CD MODE (Menu 644) One of the following modes can be selected:
TOC Disc-at-once transfer, including table of contents
MULTI Same as TOC, but multi-session expandable
ADD Add the current sequence without table of contents
FIX The CD is finalized (table of contents, no data transfer)
CD TRACK DELAY (Menu 645) When starting a consumer CD player, it usually takes some time before the
circuit is stable and the output is unmuted. For being sure that the com-
plete audio information is played when starting from a cue position, the
waiting position has to be a certain time before the audio start position.
For that purpose, the CD track delay feature can be used. When it is en-
abled, the begin of index 1 of each track is placed 100
ms ahead of the
previous position (audio start position).
If there is no pause (index 0), moving index 1 is identical to moving the
track begin.
Track n Track n+1
Index i Index 0 Index 1
Track n Track n+1
Index i Index 0 Index 1
100 ms
Track delay on:
Track n Track n+1
Index i Index 1
Track n Track n+1
Index i Index 1
100 ms
Track delay on: