CD Recording
Making recordings on the CDR 2 is simple and easy once you become accustomed to the basics of CD Recording. Before making your first recording, please take a moment to review the CDR Basics on page 14. In particular, you will need to become familiar with the types of discs that may or may not be used in the CDR 2. In addition, some terms used in the fol- lowing pages may be new to you. The following definitions and information will help you to make CD recordings using the CDR 2’s many features:
•The CDR 2 accepts analog inputs, digital coax inputs and
•After a disc is recorded, it must be finalized. This process adds the final table of contents data to the disc and makes it playable on other machines. Until a disc is properly final- ized, it may not be played on any other machine.
•The CDR 2 may record on either
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•At least four (4) seconds of blank recording time must remain on an unfinalized disc for recording to take place.
•The maximum number of tracks that may be recorded on a disc is 20. If more than 20 tracks are programmed, a FULL message will appear.
•Note that some
•In some rare cases, a CD player may not be compatible with
specially designed to accommodate
•Some commercial CD discs may contain a copy protection data bit that will prevent the disc from being dubbed. In that case, the Copy Prohibit Indicator G will light to remind you that the inability to record is intentional, and not the result of a problem with the CDR 2.
•This product is equipped with the Serial Copy Management System (SCMS) to protect the rights of copyright owners. As a part of this system, it is possible to make a copy of most CDs for your own personal use. However, it is not possible to make a digital copy from another digital copy. It is possible to make an analog copy of a digital copy.
RECORDINGS MAY BE MADE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY, AND ANY UNAUTHORIZED COPYING IS SUBJECT TO THE APPLICABLE LAW.
•The CDR 2 will not copy DVD discs, computer- data discs,
Recordings on the CDR 2 may be made in a number of ways:
•Discs may be dubbed using the playback deck on the CDR 2 as a source. These copies may be made in real time, at twice normal speed, or at four times normal playback speed.
•Recordings may be made from an external CD player or other digital source that is synchronized with the dub being made in the CDR 2.
•Recordings may be made from any compati- ble external digital source.
•Recordings may be made from an external analog source.
Disc Dubbing
The easiest way to make a copy of an entire disc is to use the CDR 2’s internal dub capability.
First, insert a blank or unformatted disc in the Record Drawer %. When the disc is inserted, the CDR 2 will examine it to determine if it
is a
Next, select a dub speed. The default speed is a
button s# to select a speed as indicated by the 2x/4x Indicators F. When no Speed Indicator lights, the unit is set to
Place the disc to be dubbed in the Play Drawer 3 and wait until the Table of Contents data is read and the Information Display K shows the track and running time data for the disc.
When you are ready to start the dub, press the Dubbing Button l). The Play Deck will begin to read the track information again to make certain that there is enough space on the blank disc for the recording. If there is NOT sufficient room on the blank disc, a DISC FULL message will remind you to use another disc. During this process the Dubbing Indicator H will light, the Record Indicator
Twill flash and a BUSY message will flash in the Record Deck’s Information Display
K. When both Information Display Indicators return to normal, with indications of
01 00:00 press the Select Button j* to start the dub.
While the dub is in progress, you will see the track numbers and running time increase as the disc is copied. The Level Indicators will also flash but this is only for your reference, as record levels may not be adjusted during digital recordings. It is possible to listen to the disc while it is being dubbed by selecting the appropriate input on your receiver, preamp or processor:
Important Note: When a
The dub will stop automatically when the source disc has played through to the end. After the dub is finished, the Information Display will show an UPDATE message, and then return to normal operation. To manually stop a dub- bing operation, press the Stop button x&ü for either deck.
As with all recorded