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Types of Sub Codes for Editing and Their Functions
Time display
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Type of sub code
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Main function
Description
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Elapsed play time:
This comes in handy when
When a DCC tape for recording is played
This indicates the
searching a particular position
back from a particular point along a tape,
amount of time which
in a track using the elapsed
the elapsed play time may not be indicated
has elapsed from the
time.
start of a track.
Remaining time:
; When recording material onto
Use this time as a general guideline since
During playback, this
a tape or when using the
: it may differ slightly from the actual amount
! indicates the total time
| reverse marker to switch from
| of tape remaining.
: remaining on the tape
side A to side B to continue a
properly.
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and not just the time
recording, it is convenient to
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on the side being
have the amount of time
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played. During
remaining on one side of the
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| recording, it indicates
tape indicated at the counter
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: the time remaining on
display.
_ one side (A or B) of
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! the tape.
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When this unit is used for recording, the start
Prerecorded DCC music tapes already have the start
markers, track numbers, absolute time and play times
markers, track numbers, absolute time, elapsed play
are written automatically.
time, and total time remaining on the tape written on
Once It has been written, any sub code except for the
them.
absolute time can be rewritten or erased.
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