About The Recording Indicators; Selecting A Recording Mode (Mdlp); Switching The Record Mode; Settings For Recording - Onkyo FR-X7A Instruction Manual

Settings for Recording

About the recording indicators

Switching the display information during recording
• Pressing INPUT /
between the CD and MD information display.
MD information ("MD" lights up.)
Track the song number
being played on the CD
Track the song number being
recorded on the MD
CD information ("CD" lights up.)
Track the song number
being played on the CD
Track the song number being
recorded on the MD
* Nothing appears if the song has no name. See "Naming
an MD and its tracks, and preset channels" on page 52.

Selecting a recording mode (MDLP)

• You can execute this function only when the input source is MD and the unit is stopped.
Select Record mode before you start recording.
Press REC MODE repeatedly to select a recording
mode from the selection below, in the following
order.
SP:
LP2:
LP4:
MONO:
repeatedly toggles
SOURCE C D TIMER M D M D
CH
SOURCE C D TIMER M D M D C D
CH
REC MODE
Normal stereo recording mode. You can record
stereo data of a length specified on the disc.
Normal stereo data is compressed to half its
length. The available recording time is twice the
length of "SP."
Normal stereo data is compressed to a quarter
of its length. The available recording time is four
times the length of "SP."
Monaural recording mode. The available record-
ing time is twice the length of "SP."
• The display changes as follows when you press
DISPLAY:
Displayed MD information
Elapsed time of the current song
SOURCE C D TIMER M D M D C D
TRACK ELAPSED
Available recording time on the disc
SOURCE C D TIMER M D M D C D
DISC REMAIN
Title of the song being recorded (*)
TIMER C D
TRACK
Displayed CD information
Elapsed time of the current song
SOURCE C D TIMER M D C D
Remaining time of the current song
SOURCE C D TIMER M D
Remaining playback time on the CD
SOURCE C D TIMER M D
NAME
Note
If you have recorded a disc in
LP2 or LP4 mode, you cannot
play it on a player that does not
support LP2 or LP4 mode. If you
play such a disc on another MD
player, "LP:" may appear in the
display as a title.
C D
C D C D
C D
C D
37