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RECORDING MUSIC TO A USB DRIVE / SD CARD
To record music directly from LPs to your USB device
(FAT16 or FAT32 only) or secure digital (SD) card, follow
these instructions.
Note: The LP2FLASH does not support USB hubs.
Note: When recording to SD cards, the LP2FLASH
only records to SD Cards with storage capacities less
than 2GB.
1.
Insert your USB drive or SD card into the appropriate
slot. The main page should appear.
LP2FLASH
Play Music
Play Settings
Record Settings
2.
Press RECORD.
3.
Use the UP and DOWN BUTTONS to highlight the
USB drive or SD card to which you want to record,
then press the RIGHT or SELECT BUTTON. The
DISPLAY will prompt you to check the recording
volume.
4.
Play the track you want to record and adjust the
RECORD VOLUME knob to set an appropriate
recording level. You can use the level meters that
appear on the DISPLAY to gauge this. Return to the
beginning of the track when you are done checking
the recording level.
Note: If the recording level is too high, the level
meters will display the word "CLIP."
recording level by adjusting the RECORD VOLUME
knob.
ADJUSTING RECORD SETTINGS
To adjust the settings of how the LP2FLASH records tracks
from a USB drive (FAT16 or FAT32 only) or SD card, follow
these instructions:
1.
On the main page in the DISPLAY, use the UP and
DOWN BUTTONS to highlight Record Settings,
then press the RIGHT or SELECT BUTTON.
LP2FLASH
Play Music
Play Settings
Record Settings
2.
Use the UP and DOWN BUTTONS to scroll through
the menu.
Highlight Record Quality or Auto
Recording and press the RIGHT or SELECT
BUTTON.
Record Quality:
Record Quality
< Best
< Better
< Good
Use the UP and DOWN BUTTONS to choose
between three levels of recording quality: Good
(128kbps), Better (160kbps), and Best (192kbps).
Remember that a recording at a higher bitrate will
take up more space on your storage device.
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(160k)
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5.
Press the PLAY BUTTON. The DISPLAY will change to
show the Time Elapsed (in Hours : Minutes : Seconds),
which will remain at "zero" until recording begins.
6.
Play the track you want to record. Depending on the
Auto Record settings (see ADJUSTING RECORD
SETTINGS), the LP2FLASH may begin recording once it
receives an audio signal from a source (e.g. the needle
dropping onto the vinyl or signal entering the LINE IN
input).
You can use the following controls while recording
music:
Play / Pause: Pauses the recording while the Platter
keeps rotating. Press it again to resume recording.
Stop: Stops the recording while the Platter keeps
rotating. From here, you can press Record to record
on the next track, press Play to hear the recording
you just made, or Exit to exit Record Mode and to
return to the main page.
7.
The LP2FLASH will automatically name the file and
append a 3-digit number.
Auto Recording:
Auto Record Level
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Off
LowX
Split Time (seconds)
0
1x
Use the UP and DOWN BUTTONS to set the Auto Record
level. When the option you want is highlighted, press the
SELECT BUTTON. An "X" should appear next to the option
you have selected:
Off: Auto Record is disabled.
Low:
Recording
LP2FLASH detects a lower input signal.
High:
Recording
LP2FLASH detects a higher input signal.
Use the UP and DOWN BUTTONS to set the Split Time. An
"X" should appear next to the option you have selected:
0: Auto Record starts after 50 milliseconds
1: Auto Record starts after 1 second
2: Auto Record starts after 2 seconds
3: Auto Record starts after 3 seconds
4: Auto Record starts after 4 seconds
3.
After you have highlighted the settings you want, press the
LEFT or EXIT BUTTON to return to the main page.
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