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Track Bookmarks
Add Bookmarks to music in Playlist to divide it into tracks for
Repeat or Random Play. Track Bookmarks are created
when a period of silence is detected between music files.
^ When recording from CD/MD players, etc., track numbers
remain the same as the original.
^ If Music Player does not detect a period of silence, recorded
music files are all combined and saved as a single track.
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^ When Synch Recording is On, recording pauses after a period
of silence. Recording resumes when sound (next music) is
detected.
B When Synch Recording is On, recording stops after 15
seconds of pause.
^ Brief sound dropouts occur when Track Bookmarks are
created.
^ Track Bookmarks may not be created automatically depending
on the connected audio source. In this case, divide music into
tracks manually (see Step 4 on P.7-8).
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Note
Recording may result in silence or a single music file with
a low volume level if the music consists of long periods of
silence or sustained low volume level.
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Sampling Frequency
Sampling frequency is the number of times an audio signal
is measured (sampled) per second, expressed in kilohertz
(kHz). Similar to bit rate, higher rates translate into better
sound quality. Sampling frequency is automatically set to 32
kHz, 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz according to the recording method
or audio source.
When recording from DVD players, cancel DTS.
H
Note
Recording results may not be satisfactory depending on
the signal format.
Connecting to Audio Sources
Precautions
Connect Optical Conversion Cable with an optical
digital connecting cable, then to handset gently.
Disconnect Optical Conversion Cable gently by holding
the plug and handset.
Do not use excessive force when connecting/disconnecting
cables; doing so may damage cable, Mini Plug or
Headphone/Optical Digital Line-In Port.
Use specified Optical Conversion Cable only.
Non-specified cables may not function properly and damage
may result.
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