Kenwood MZ-B3 manual Track marking a recording, Editing recorded Various ways

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zEditing recorded tracks

You can edit your recordings by adding or erasing track marks, or erasing tracks.

Premastered MDs cannot be edited.

Track marking a recording

You can add track marks so that you can quickly find and play from the marked position.

The track numbers will increase as follows.

1	2	3	4
	4

.Track marking

1	2	3	4	5

Track numbers increase

TRACK MARK

While the recorder is playing an MD, press TRACK MARK on the recorder at the point you want to mark.

A track mark is added and the track number will increase by one.

Elapsed time of the track

Track number being played

MONO

MONO

Note

TRACK MARK on the remote controller does not function during playback.

To add track marks while recording

See "Track marking while recording" (page 13).

To erase track marks

See "Erasing a track mark" (page 24).

Notes

∙When you press p after adding track marks, "Toc Edit" flashes and the recorder starts writing the new data to the MD. Do not move or jog the recorder while "Toc Edit" is flashing in the display.

∙You cannot add track marks on an MD that is record-protected. Before adding track marks, close the tab on the side of the MD.

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Contents Portable MiniDisc Recorder For Customers in the USA InformationOwner’s Record Welcome Table of contents Additional information Power sourcesAlkaline batteries BottomSlide Open and open LidDisplay window while recording Recording an MD rightSound source Microphone PressInsert an MD with the label Lid down to closeIf the play does not start Play PressDisplay window while playing back To listen in stereo soundTo release the digital VOR function IndicatorDictating StopVarious Stereo microphone To MIC Plug in Power Mono monauralRecording in stereo with an external microphone To stop recordingTo record from a monaural player Red White RK-G128 not supplied To MIC Plug in PowerRecording from other equipment Portable CD player, portable MD player, etc To 2 orContinue to next page m Track marking while recordingTrack marking to divide a recording Tips on track marks Track marking important pointsTips on recording ∙ While recording ∙ While in stop modeTo know the remaining time, etc Recording Setting the clock to stamp the recorded timeIf you make a mistake while setting the clock WaysCharging the built-in battery for the clock Various ways To switch to normal playbackListening at a fast speed Playing tracks repeatedlyTo know the time and track name Tips on playbackTo lock the controls Hold function VariousTo listen with a monaural player Listening with other equipmentTo add track marks while recording Track marking a recordingEditing recorded Various ways Track marking Track numbers increaseAppears for about 2 seconds Erasing a track markErase a track mark Track numbers decrease PauseTo erase other tracks Erasing a trackTo erase a part of a track Pstop PlayRREC Pstop Erasing a whole discTo wall outlet AC-E45HG AC power adaptor not supplied To DC Using on house currentUsing on a lithium ion rechargeable battery Ing b When to charge or replace the batteriesBattery lifea Batteries RecordPrecautions Mechanical shock or vibration To remove the manganese dioxide lithium batteryYou cannot record using a timer For Customers in the USAAdditional information Symptom Cause/Solution TroubleshootingAdditional information System limitations Symptom CauseError message Meaning/Remedy Error messagesTR Full General SpecificationsSystem Premastered MDs What is the MD?Optional accessories How MiniDiscs workUser TOC Music Data Area Quick Random AccessHow the MiniDisc got so small Shock-Resistant MemoryRecorder Looking at the controlsRecorded portion Disc length Display windowCurrent location Carrying case Remote controllerSony MZ-B3 E Sony MZ-B3 E