5 − CD playback & recording
Basically, the
However, there are a number of features that may not be immediately obvious.
Functions marked with a DVD or HD indicator in this chapter are available for DVD or HD playback respec-
tively. Functions marked with a DVD±RW or HD are available for DVD±RW or HD recording respectively. DVD refers to both DVD±RW and DVD±R, and HD refers to the HD of
Certain functions are not available in DSD mode, and this is noted in the corresponding sections.
Playback
The following apply when the
features also apply to playback of DVD and HD record- ed on the
Basic playback operation DVD HD
The transport keys enable you to play a disc as if you were using a standard CD player.
•To start playback, press the PLAY key while the transport section is stopped or playback is paused.
•To stop playback, press the STOP key.
•To pause playback, press the READY key.
To resume playback after the playback is paused, press the PLAY key.
•To mute the playback signal (i.e., silent play- back), press the MUTE key. Press the MUTE key briefly to mute the signal. Press the
MUTE key again to unmute the signal. Press and hold the MUTE key to mute the signal until you release the key. Release the MUTE key to unmute the signal. While the signal is muted, the MUTE key indicator lights up.
•To skip the tracks backward or forward, press the 
/
keys.
•To perform cue search during playback, press and hold the 
/
keys on the front panel or the 
/
keys on the remote con- trol unit. You will hear an intermittent fast playback sound at a very low volume.
Display DVD HD
Use the DISPLAY key on either the main unit or the
While recording, track elapsed time and recording remaining time are the only options available.
In stopped mode, the choices are track elapsed time, track remaining time, total time, total remaining time (and recording remaining time on recordable discs).
Programmed playback DVD HD
To program the order of track playback, use the pro- gram list accessible from the Virtual Front Panel. (See “The virtual front panel (VFP)” on page 23.) The PGM key on the remote control unit can also be used to access this screen and turn programmed playback on and off.
The order of programmed playback is not stored when power is turned off.
When programmed playback is turned on, the screen shows a list of tracks which can be edited as follows:
Figure 5.1: Programmed playback
•Use the JOG/DATA dial to scroll through the list of tracks at the left of the screen.
•Add tracks to the end of the program list using the F1 (ADD) key.
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