Symptom | Cause/Remedy |
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The playing time of | This is due to a calculation discrepancy between the recorder and the |
a transferred track is | computer. |
different from the |
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time that appears on |
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your computer |
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monitor. |
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You cannot transfer | • The minimum recordable time on a disc is normally 2 seconds in SP |
tracks that will fill | mode, 4 seconds in LP2 mode, and 8 seconds in LP4 mode. When you |
up the remaining | transfer a track from your computer, the recorder needs a |
recording time on | 4- or |
the disc. | 4 or 8 seconds) in length. Also, the recorder inserts a |
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| reason, the recorder needs an additional 6 seconds (or 12 or 24 |
| seconds) for each track. This reduces the maximum recording time for |
| each track by 6 seconds (or 12 or 24 seconds) during transfer operation |
| (in MD mode only). |
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The disc size | • The difference is due to the use of the binary system to indicate the disc |
displayed on the | size on the computer and the decimal system to express the disc size on |
computer is not the | the disc and other recording media. For details on the disc size, see |
same as the disc | |
size printed on the |
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disc. |
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You cannot operate | • You cannot operate the recorder while the recorder is connected to the |
the recorder (“PC – | computer. |
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The lid does not | • It happens if you disconnect the dedicated USB cable in the middle of a |
open. | data transfer, recording, or editing operation on the computer, but while |
| the dry alkaline battery is drained. |
| , Reconnect the dedicated USB cable or insert a new dry alkaline |
| battery into the recorder, and then press x. |
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