Boss BR-1180 Owner's Manual page 103

fig.R15-40
4. Use [CURSOR] to select the "TR. AT ONCE" icon, then
press [ENTER].
The AUDIO CD write settings screen appears.
fig.R15-03
5. Use [CURSOR] and the TIME/VALUE dial to select the
tracks/V-tracks you want to write.
6. Use CURSOR [
] to move the cursor to "GO," then
press [ENTER].
The message "Write Speed?" appears.
fig.R15-30
7. Set the write speed.
If the write speed indicated is acceptable, go on to Step 8.
If you want to change the write speed, rotate the TIME/
VALUE dial to change the value, then proceed to Step 8.
Write Speed:
x2 (352 kbps) Writes twice as fast.
x4 (704 kbps) Writes four times as fast.
x8 (1408 kbps) Writes eight times as fast.
* With some media, the range of write speeds may be limited. In
such cases, the values that can be set with the TIME/VALUE
dial may also be limited.
Creating audio CDs (BR-1180CD)
8. Press [ENTER].
The message "Write Sure?" appears.
* To cancel, press [NO].
9. Press [ENTER].
Writing of the audio CD begins.
* To quit while writing is in progress, press [EXIT]. When the
message "Stop Burning Sure?" appears, press [ENTER];
writing is cancelled (it may take some time after you press
[EXIT] for the message to appear). The data that has been
written up to this point can be played back.
When writing is finished, the message "Finalize?"
appears.
Do not turn off the power or subject the unit to vibration
until writing is finished.
* If there is no data recorded in a selected track, or the
performance time for a track is less than four second the
message "Data Too Short!" appears, and the track cannot be
written.
* You cannot eject the disc while writing is in progress, even by
pressing the EJECT button.
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10. If you want to finalize the disc, press [YES].
Press [NO] if you do not want to finalize it.
What is finalizing?
In addition to audio data, audio CDs contains other
information such as where on the disc the data is
recorded, times, and so on. "Finalize" is the name of the
procedure used to write such data to the disc.
When you finalize:
This makes it possible for the audio disc being
created to be played on ordinary CD players.
However, no additional songs can be written to the
disc after this is carried out.
Moreover, finalizing a disc with only one short song
written to it prevents the remaining space on the
disc from being used, resulting in a waste of that
disc space.
The best time to finalize is when a CD to which a
number of tracks has been written begins to reach
the full capacity.
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