Sony MZ-N920 Operating Instructions Manual page 90

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Q2: What is the difference between digital recording and analog recording?
A2: The following differences are made between digital recording (optical digital input) and analog recording (analog input).
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Difference
Equipment that can be connected Equipment with an optical digital output jack (CD
Code to use
Signal sent from the recording source Digital signal
How to attach the cue mark (song
number) 1)
Loudness of recorded sound
1) If an unnecessary mark is added, erase it after recording ("Unify songs (combine)" on page 57).
please note
In the following cases, the cue mark (song number) may not be recorded at the same position as the recording source. • When
recording with optical digital input from some CD players or multi-disc players • When recording with optical digital input using CD
or MD software as a program performance (in such cases)
To record on a disc, set the recording source to the normal playback state. ) • When recording BS
and CS broadcast programs with optical digital input
Q3: When recording, how do I always start recording from behind the recorded part?
A3: Select "From End" in the recording start position ("REC-Posi") setting . For details on how to set
the recording start position, see "Recording without overwriting" (page 64) .
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Input type Optical digital input
player, DVD player , CD radio cassette
player, etc.)
Optical digital cable (connect a square
plug or mini plug to the recording source
device) (page 21)
• If the sound source is a CD or MD, it will automatically
connect to the same location as the recording source.
• If the sound source is other than CD or MD
Place a place where there is no sound (page
92) or a small sound for 2 seconds or more.
• Automatically turns on when recording is
paused (when silence continues for 3
seconds or longer during synchronized
recording).
Same as the original
recording. It can also be adjusted manually
( Digital REC level control) ("Adjusting the
recording level manually" on page 31).
Analog input (LINE IN)
Equipment with an output (LINE OUT) jack
(cassette deck, record player, etc.)
Connection cord (connect a pin plug or stereo
mini plug to the recording source device)
(page 36)
Even if a digital
signal such as an analog signal CD is used
as the recording source, it is sent to this unit
as an analog signal.
• Place a place where there is no sound for
2 seconds or more (page 92) or a small
sound. • Automatically turns on when
recording is paused.
It is automatically
adjusted. You can also adjust it manually
("Adjusting the recording level manually" on
page 31 ).