This is the method used for recording digital signals from CDs or MDs exactly as they are stored on the original. Compared to recordings made from analog inputs, digital recordings have extremely
1 Connect the external equipment. (See page 8.)
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perform the following steps on the equipment connected to this unit.
(1)First, put it in the playback mode.
(2)Next, put it in the pause mode.
(3)Finally, position it at the beginning
There are cases where digital recording may be impossible.
In the following cases digital recording is impossible, even if you are using digital cables.
When you attempt to make a new digital recording from a track that was digitally re- corded on a MiniDisc.
0MiniDiscs are designed so that only first generation digital copies can be made. Further digital copies are prevented by the SCMS (Serial Copy Management System).
(1)Insert a recordable MiniDisc, and then press the REC button.
(2)Press the ENTER/SYNC button.
(3)Start the playback on the equipment connected to this unit.
Manual recording: Page 11
(1)Insert a recordable MiniDisc, and then press the REC button.
(2)Press the )[I button.
0 When recording from digital inputs,it is not necessary to adjust the record- ing level.
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0This unit incorporates a sampling rate converter.
When this unit is connected to digital equipment such as a DSS tuner or DAT tape
recorder that use a different sampling frequency (32 kHz or 48 kHz), recordings can still be made. (The sampling frequency of this unit is 44.1 kHz.)
0When making a digital recording from a portable CD player (if the player has a sound skip prevention function and this function is turned on) the optical output will drop out and digital recording will not be possible. Be sure to turn the sound skip prevention function off.
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