Difference | Digital (optical) input | Analog (line) input |
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Recorded | Marked (copied) | Marked automatically |
track numbers | automatically | • after more than 2 |
| • at the same positions as | seconds of blank or |
| the source (when the | |
| sound source is a CD or | • when the recorder is |
| an MD). | paused while |
| • after more than 2 | recording. |
| seconds of blank or low- | You can erase |
| level segment (with a | unnecessary marks |
| sound source other than | after recording |
| CD or MD). | |
| • when the recorder is | |
| paused during synchro- |
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| recording (the recorder |
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| pauses automatically |
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| when it encounters a |
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| section with no audio |
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| signal for 3 seconds or |
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| more). |
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| You can erase |
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| unnecessary marks after |
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| recording. (“Erasing a |
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Recorded | Same as the source. | Adjusted |
sound level | Can also be adjusted | automatically. Can |
| manually (Digital REC | also be adjusted |
| level control) (“Adjusting | manually (“Adjusting |
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Note
Track marks may be copied incorrectly:
•when you record from some CD players or multi disc players using digital (optical) input.
•when the source is in shuffle or program play mode while recording using digital (optical) input. In this case, play the source in normal play mode.
•when programs with audio that is digitally broadcast (e.g., digital TV) are recorded through the digital (optical) input.