5 You will need to determine whether or not your Jukebox/Player has the ability to control the Wave Volume slider in the Digital PCLink volume control panel. Press play on your Jukebox/Player and open the Digital PCLink volume control panel by double clicking on the speaker icon in the Windows task bar at the bottom right had corner of your screen. Move the volume control up and down on the Jukebox/Player and watch to see if the Wave Volume slider moves in the Digital PCLink volume control panel. If the Wave Volume slider does not move, your Jukebox/ Player is not correctly controlling the Digital PCLink and may not be running the Windows protocol. If this is the case, you will have to manually set the volume output of the Digital PCLink by using the Wave Volume slider rather than the volume control of your Jukebox/Player. If your Jukebox/Player application does control the Wave Volume slider, press stop on your Jnkebox/ Player and close the Digital PCLink volume control panel.
6 Set the volume of your Jukebox/Player to minimum. Press or slide REC(record) on your MiniDisc recorder. (Your MiniDisc recorder has the ability to delay the recording process until it receives a digital audio signal.) Once your Jukebox/Player starts playing the audio, the MiniDisc will automatically start recording. To activate automatic synchronizing feature, press play on your Jukebox/Player. Your MiniDisc recorder should now start recording.
7 Wearing the headphones connected to the MiniDisc recorder, start to slowly raise the Jukebox/Player volume control. You will now start to hear the volume increase through the headphones.
8 Make sure that you raise the Jukebox/Player volume control only to an appropriate level for your MiniDisc recorder. If you increase the volume past the signal level that the MiniDisc recorder can tolerate, it will cause distortion in your recording. Your MiniDisc recorder has a level display that lets you monitor the input signal strength.
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