Panasonic SC-PM37MD Operating Instructions Manual page 26

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Recording CDs
Limitations on high-speed recording
This unit uses a copy management system to limit the use of high-speed
recording to protect the rights of the producers of music software.
¡ Some discs cannot be recorded at four times normal speed. CD-RW
are recorded a two times normal speed.
¡ You cannot use high-speed recording with program play, repeat play,
or random play.
¡ You cannot adjust the recording level when using high-speed
recording.
¡ Depending on the condition of the CD, some skipping of sound or
noise will be recorded to the MD. These problems can be relieved in
some cases by carefully cleaning the CD and then recording it at
normal speed.
¡ Depending on the signal level on a CD, some tracks will take longer to
record than others, even if they are the same length.
You cannot use high-speed recording to record the same track
twice within 74 minutes of starting recording.
¡ Even if you stop recording part way through, you cannot start
recording the same track again.
¡ If, for example, you complete recording in 20 minutes, you must wait a
further 54 minutes before using high-speed recording to record the
track again. You can record the track at normal speed.
You can record up to 50 tracks.
¡ If you finish recording 50 tracks within 74 minutes, you cannot start
recording the fifty-first track until 74 minutes have passed since you
started recording the first track.
¡ When you finish recording the 50th track, the message "PLEASE
WAIT KK min" ("KK" is the number of minutes) appears on the
display for a few seconds. "UTOC Writing" then flashes on the display
and recording ends.
¡ If you try to start recording before the waiting period is up, "PLEASE
WAIT KK min" appears again.