Kind Of Discs Can Be Played On This Unit - Sony CMT-AH10 Instruction Manual & Warranty

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What discs can be played on this unit?
Music CD:
CDDA format CDDA is an
abbreviation for Compact Disc Digital Audio and is the
standard for general music CDs.
ATRAC CDs:
CD-R/CD-RW disc** on which audio data in ATRAC3plus* or
ATRAC3* format has been recorded using SonicStage
ATRAC3, which stands for Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding3, is an audio compression technology
that achieves both high sound quality and high compression. ATRAC3plus is an audio compression
technology that further develops ATRAC3 and compresses audio data to approximately 1/20th that of
a CD (when the bit rate is 64 kbps).
MP3 CD: CD-
R/CD-RW disc on which MP3 format audio data is recorded using SonicStage or other
software ** MP3 stands for MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3, and records approximately 10
minutes of audio data on a CD. It is an audio compression technology that compresses
to 1 of .
MD:
60/74/80 minute disc
Hi-MD:
Hi-MD standard 1GB disk
SonicStage cannot create discs with mixed types of audio data.
* ATRAC3plus and ATRAC3 are trademarks of Sony Corporation.
** Disc formatted in ISO 9660 Level 1/2 format and Joliet Extended format.
About music discs with copyright protection
technology This product is designed for playing music discs conforming to the Compact Disc (CD) standard.
Recently, some record companies sell music discs equipped with technology for copyright protection, but
some of these discs do not conform to the CD standard and cannot be played on this product. There are cases.
About DualDisc This
product is designed on the assumption that it will play discs conforming to the Compact Disc (CD) standard .
In the unlikely event that you try to play the music side of the DualDisc with this product, the DualDisc
DualDisc cannot be used with this product, as it may cause scratches on the DVD surface that may cause
problems during playback .
compact disc digital audio
Atrac Three Plus Atrac Three
Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding Three
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