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Note:
–No recording will take place during the 7 sec- onds in the beginning of the tape.
–To prevent the accidental erasure of a record- ing, keep the cassette side to be safeguarded in front of you and break out the left tab.
Recording on this side is no longer possible.
Recording from radio
1Set the source selector to FM.
2For radio, tune to the desired radio station using the TUNING knob.
3Press 9 / to open the cassette holder.
4Insert a blank tape.
5Press 0 to start recording.
6For brief interruptions, press ;.To resume recording, press ; again.
7To stop recording, press 9 /.
Synchro start CD/USB recording
1Set the source selector to DISC/USB.
2Insert a CD/USB device and if desired, pro- gramme disc track numbers.
➜Press USB/CD to select CD/USB mode
3Press 9 / to open the cassette holder.
4Insert a blank cassette.
5Press 0 to start recording.
➜Playing of the CD programme starts auto- matically from the beginning of the pro- gramme.
6For brief interruptions, press ;..To resume recording, press ; again.
7To stop recording press 9 /
To select and record a particular pas- sage within a track
1Press and hold ∞ or § on the set to select a passage.
2Put the CD player in ; position at the
selected passage.
➜Recording will start from this exact point when you press 0.
3Press 2; to start recording.
About MP3
The music compression technology MP3 (MPEG1 Audio Layer 3) significantly reduce the digital data of an audio CD while maintaining CD quality sound.
•Getting MP3 files: you can either download legal music files from the internet to your computer hard disc, or create such files by converting audio CD files in your computer through appropriate encoder software. (128kbps bit rate or higher is recommended for MP3 files.)
•Creating a MP3 CD: burn the music files from your computer hard disc on a CDR or CDRW using your CD burner.
Helpful hints:
–Make sure that the file names of the MP3 files end with .mp3 or .wma.
–Number of albums: maximum 500
–Number of tracks: maximum 1000
–The length of file names affects the number of tracks for playback. With shorter file names, more files can be burned on a disc.
Playing a disc
This player plays Audio Discs including
IMPORTANT!
•CDs encoded with copyright protection technologies by some record companies may be unplayable by this product.
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1Adjust the source selector to DISC/USB.
➜Display shows uSb (see 3), or No if no USB device available (see 4)