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When recording a disc used in MD
mode
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Audio components that support the linear PCM
stereo, Hi-SP stereo and Hi-LP stereo mode are
indicated by the or logo mark.
Audio components that support the LP2 stereo
and LP4 stereo mode are indicated by the
or logo mark.
• It is recommended that you use the AC power
adaptor for long recordings.
• When you record in LP4 mode, momentary
noise may be produced on very rare occasions
with certain sound sources. This is because of
the special digital audio compression
technology that enables the long time
recording. If noise is produced, it is
recommended that you record in normal
stereo or LP2 mode to obtain better sound
quality.
• It is recommended that you use the recorder to
edit (dividing or combining) long tracks
recorded in linear PCM stereo. Transferring
such tracks and editing them on a computer
may require an extremely long time.
Adjusting the recording
level manually
The recording level is adjusted
automatically while recording. If
necessary, you can set the recording level
manually during both analog and digital
recording.
1 Press NENT, while pressing
T MARK/REC and X.
The recorder stands by for recording.
2 Enter the menu and select “REC Set”
- “RECVolume” - “Manual”.
3 Play the source.
Hi-SP
stereo
Hi-SP • Approx. 140
min. on an 80-
minute
standard disc
• Approx. 475
min. on a 1GB
Hi-MD disc
Hi-LP
stereo
Hi-LP • Approx. 610
min. on an 80-
minute
standard disc
• Approx. 2,040
min. on a 1GB
Hi-MD disc
Recording
mode
1)
1)
For better sound quality, record in normal
stereo (SP
) or LP2 stereo mode.
Display Recording
time
3)
3)
When using an 80-minute recordable disc
SP stereo SP Approx. 80
min.
LP2 stereo LP2 Approx. 160
min.
LP4 stereo LP4 Approx. 320
min.
Monaural
2)
2)
If you record a stereo source in monaural, the
sounds from left and right will be mixed.
MONO Approx. 160
min.
Recording
mode
Display Recording
time
Notes
X
5-way control key
(NENT)
NAVI/
MENU
Jog dial
T MARK/REC