7−Titling

Titles can be given to the disc and the tracks on the disc, using the TEXT EDIT option on the TEXT sub- menu.

NOTE

After the title is selected and entered on the disc, and TOC lights up on the dis-play, if the power is turned off, the TOC will not be recorded onto the disc, and the titles will not be added.

Title input operation

Follow the guidelines below to input titles on the screen. Operate them when in the text edit mode.

It is more efficient to connect a keyboard for title input ( refer to “Title input by keyboard” on page 29).

≠Select the type of character for input

Press the DISPLAY key on the unit or the remote control to select from two different types of charac- ters.

Lower case letters/code: no indication

Capital letters/code: CAPS

≠Input procedure

Rotate the MULTI JOG dial or the SKIP keys on the remote control to get the desired characters on the display.

Push the MULTI JOG dial or press the ENTER key on the remote control to enter.

≠To move the cursor position

Use the ∆/ ˙ key and the ˚/ ¥ key on the front panel, or the SEARCH key on the remote control.

≠To delete characters

≠To insert characters

Move the cursor to the location where you wish to insert a character, and press the FINALIZE/INS key on the front panel or the FINALIZE key on the re- mote control.

≠To change a character

Place the cursor on the character to be changed, then input the desired character.

NOTE

≠As with the TEXT menu, after the name is set, if the disc is tried to eject without writing TOC on the disc, the display will show Sure? Text!. If you want to eject the disc without TOC writing, press OPEN/ CLOSE key during the Sure? Text! is shown on the display. The text that have been edited or entered will be erased.

≠The disc or track title of the fainalized disc cannot be edited. Unfinalizing (CD-RW only) is needed to oper- ate the title input function.

Place the cursor on the character, then press the ERASE/DEL key on the front pane, or the ERASE key on the remote control.

Disc title input

1During stop, select the TEXT EDIT option in the TEXT sub-menu (refer to “Operation basic” on page 14).

Text> Disc will appear.

2Press the MULTI JOG dial or the ENTER key on the remote control.

Now, you can input or edit the disc title following the guidelines above.

3Press the MENU key to enter.

If you want to cancel, press the STOP key.

Track title input

1During stop, select the TEXT EDIT option in the TEXT sub-menu (refer to “Operation basic” on page 14).

2Rotate the MULTI JOG dial or repeatedly press the SKIP keys on the remote control to select the track number you desire to title.

3Push the MULTI JOG dial or press the ENTER key on the remote control.

Now, you can input or edit the track title following the guidelines above.

4Press the MENU key to enter.

If you want to cancel, press the STOP key.

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