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Press the
or
it.
Repeat Time
Here you can setup the length of time period for the Time Length Repeat function. The
selectable time period length ranges from 10 seconds to 254 seconds. Press
the
or
button to scroll to a time length , and then press the
Recording and Related Setup
The Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player supports the following recording functions: FM radio
recording, recording using the built-in microphone, recording through the Line-In signal
source. The recordable time depends on the bitrate selected and remaining space in the
memory.
In order to ensure the recording quality, if the backlight of the display is on while recording, it will be turned
off automatically. When you finish recording, the backlight will resume its original status automatically.
The maximum number for recorded files is 1000.
Record Setup
1. In the main menu, press the
button.
2. Press the
3. The record setup options will appear on the display. Press the
an option and press the
Rec. Source
MIC: Record using the built-in microphone of the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player.
LINE IN: Record using the Line In connection to other signal source.
Press the
or
Encoder Mode
MPEG1 Layer3 This mode has higher sampling rates and provides better sound quality
MPEG2 Layer3: This mode has lower sampling rate and is suitable for sound source with few
Press the
or
Sync Mode (For Line In recording)
SYNC OFF: In this mode, when you select Record Now in the menu, the Joybee 150 Digital
Audio Player starts recording regardless of whether there is sound signal or not.
Recording will be stopped when the memory space is full.
SYNC ON: In this mode, when you select Record Now in the menu, the Joybee 150 Digital
Audio Player will not start recording unless the input sound signal strength
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Using the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player
button to scroll to a play mode, and then press the
or
or
button to scroll to R R ecord Setup and then press the
button to confirm and select it.
button to scroll to a desired item, and then the
even at moderate bitrates. The CD sound quality can be achieved when
recording with sampling rate at 44.1kHz and bitrate at 128kbps. The
higher the sampling rate and bitrate, the better the recorded sound
quality.
variation in frequency.
button to scroll to a desired item, and then the
button to scroll to R R ecording and press the
button twice to select
button twice to select it.
button.
or
button to scroll to
button to select it.
button to select it.
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