Sony WALKMAN MZ-NE810 Operating Instructions Manual

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Looking at Controls
Getting Started
Recording an MD Right Away
Playing an MD Right Away
Various Ways of Recording
Viewing Various Information
To Start/Stop Recording in Sync with the Sound Source (Synchro-Recording)
Long-Time Recording (MDLP)
Recording from TV or Radio (Analog Recording)
Recording from a Microphone
To Select Microphone Sensitivity
Adding Track Marks While Recording
Adding Track Marks Manually
Adding Track Marks Automatically (Auto Time Stamp)
Adjusting the Recording Level Manually
Various Ways of Playback
Viewing Various Information
Selecting the Play Mode
Playing a Track Repeatedly (Repeat Play)
Listening to Selected Tracks Only (Bookmark Play)
Listening to Tracks in a Desired Sequence (Program Play)
Adjusting the Sound (Virtual-Surround • 6-Band Equalizer)
Varying the Virtual Sound to Create Different Acoustics
(Virtual-Surround)
Selecting the Sound Quality (6-Band Equalizer)
Editing Recorded Tracks
Before Editing
Labeling Recordings (Name)
Labeling
Moving Recorded Tracks (Move)
Dividing a Track (Divide)
Dividing a Track Directly
Adjusting a Dividing Point before Dividing a Track
(Divide Rehearsal)
Combining Tracks (Combine)
Erasing Tracks and a Whole Disc Contents (Erase)
To Erase a Track
To Erase the Whole Disc
Using the Group Function
What Is the Group Function
Recording Tracks Using the Group Function
Recording a Track to a New Group
Recording a Track to an Existing Group
Playing Groups
Playing a Track in Group Play
Selecting the Play Mode for Group Play (Group Play Mode)
(Group Repeat Play)
Playing Groups in a Desired Sequence (Group Program Play)
Editing Groups
Assigning Tracks or Groups as a New Group (Group Setting)
Releasing a Group Setting
Labeling Recorded Groups
Moving a Track in a Disc with Group Setting
Changing the Order of a Group on a Disc (Group Move)
To Erase a Group
Other Operations
Useful Settings
How to Use the Menu Items
Turning off the Beep Sound
Recording Without Overwriting Existing Material
Creating a New Group When Recording
Selecting the Play Mode
Adjusting the Sound (Virtual-Surround • 6-Band Equalizer)
Starting the Playback Quickly (Quick Mode)
Protecting Your Hearing (AVLS)
Viewing Various Information
Labeling (Name)
Moving Recorded Tracks
Erasing Tracks, the Entire Disc or Groups (Erase)
Assigning Tracks or Groups as a New Group (Group Setting)
Releasing a Group Setting
Power Sources
Battery Life
Additional Information
Precautions
Specifications
Troubleshooting and Explanations
Troubles and Solutions
While Charging
While Recording
While Playing
While Editing
While Using Group Function
Others
Messages
Explanations
What Is a Net MD
Basic Operations
Basic Operational Flow Using the Net MD
Providing the Required System Environment
System Requirements
Installing the Software Onto Your Computer
Before Installing the Software
Installing Sonicstage Ver.1.5
Connecting the Net MD to Your Computer
Storing Audio Data to Your Computer
Starting Sonicstage
Recording Audio Cds to the Hard Disk Drive
Labeling Audio Data
Transferring Audio Data from Your Computer to the Net MD (Check-Out)
Checking out Audio Files to the Net MD
Listening to an MD
Computer
Advanced Operations
Using Other Functions
Using the Sonicstage Online Help
Other Information
Settings and Precautions
Settings According to os
For Users with Openmg Jukebox, Sonicstage, or Sonicstage
Premium Installed on Their Computer
Note on Hard Disk Drive Space
Notes on System Suspend/Hibernation Mode
Backing up the Audio Data
Uninstalling the Sonicstage Software
For Windows XP Users
For Windows Millennium Edition/Windows 98 Second Edition
Users
For Windows 2000 Users
Troubleshooting
If Your Computer Does Not Recognize the Net MD
If the Installation was Not Successful
Information and Explanations
Net MD FAQ
On Copyright Protection
Glossary
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1 Table of Contents
2 Looking at Controls
3 Getting Started
4 Recording an MD Right Away
5 Various Ways of Recording
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