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USING AUDIO MANAGER
Bit Rate:
Select the bit rate to be used to
encode tracks recorded from a
music CD. Click on to the right
of the Bit Rate: field, then select
one of items. Higher bit rates create
files with better sound quality, but
larger file sizes result in less total
recording time that can be stored
on the memory media.
Note
The MM-RX400 player supports
WMA and MP3 files encoded with a
following bit rate. Files encoded with
other bit rates may cause inaccuracy
of elapsed playing time indicated on
the display and sound skip.
WMA files encoded with a bit rate
of 64, 80, 96, 128, or 160 kbps
MP3 files encoded with a bit rate
of 64, 80, 96, 128, 160, 192, 256,
or 320 kbps.
Be sure not to check the Protect
files for use on this machine only
option in the Bit Rate: field, if you
want to play back the encoded files
on another computer or transfer them
to the MM-RX400 player using
another computer.
3Under the CDDB tab, check the
Always get title from CDDB when CD
is inserted option by clicking on it if
you want information about a music
CD to be obtained automatically.
If you check this option, you can obtain
general information about a music CD,
such as album title, track titles, artist
name, and playing time from the
CDDB* server on the Internet.
Otherwise, leave this option
unchecked.
You must have Internet access to use
CDDB.
* The disc-recognition service provided via
the Internet by CDDB, Inc.
1Double-click on the icon on the

desktop to start Audio Manager.

2Insert the music CD from which

you wish to record tracks into the

CD-ROM drive of your computer.

If the Play List window is open and any
tracks remain on the list, the New CD
Detected dialog box appears, asking
you to select Play this CD, Append
to Playlist, or Cancel. If this dialog
box appears, click on Cancel in the
dialog box.