Sony CMT-AH10 Instruction Manual & Warranty page 34

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Recording an entire CD to an MD (high-speed synchronized recording) (CD-MD synchronized recording) (Continued)
• CDs that can be recorded are audio
tracks (CDDA) only . Other music
sources (ATRAC3plus,
ATRAC3, MP3, etc.) or
mixed discs cannot be
recorded. • Or the device
with the logo is "PCM", "Hi-SP",
It supports "Hi-LP". Or
Devices with the logo
support "LP2" and "LP4". •
LP4 stereo recording uses a
special compression method to
achieve long stereo recording.
Therefore, momentary noise
may occur on very rare
occasions, depending on the
recording source. • If the
clock is set, the recording
date and time are automatically
recorded on the MD (page
24). • You can add song titles
and group names while
recording.
For Hi-MD, the artist name and
album name can also be added
(pages 71-73). • For CDs that
support CD TEXT,
At the same time as recording,
information such as the CD disc
name, song title, artist name, etc. is
recorded on the MD . • Erasing tracks
recorded on MD
see "Erasing Songs and
Groups " (page 78).
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Notes on high-speed recording •
The same track cannot be recorded continuously at high speed
(HCMS: High Speed Copy Management System, page 123 ).
If a fast recorded song was recorded within the last 74 minutes,
it will be recorded at normal speed. At that time, no sound will
be output from the speakers or headphones. If there are several
songs recorded at high speed on one CD, only those songs will
be recorded at normal speed.
• Turn off the power within 74 minutes after starting high-speed recording, and turn off the power within 5 seconds.
If you unplug the cord from the outlet, you will not be able to record at
high speed for another 74 minutes from the next time you connect the
power cord, even if it is not the same song .
• If recording stops in the middle of a song during high-speed recording, that song will not be recorded.
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• If an error occurs during high-speed recording due to dirt or
scratches on the CD, the recording speed will be automatically
reduced. • If you record a CD that contains music without breaks
between tracks at high speed using "Hi-SP recording" or "Hi-LP
recording", noise may appear between tracks. In this case, record
at normal speed.