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Compile chapters in a desired order.

You can select any chapter or order of chapters, as you want. Also you can assign a title to multiple chapters.

Title (Original) 1

(including three chapters (Original))

Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3

Each element to be compiled is called a part. In the example to the right, the three chapters in Wednesday, Friday, and Monday are the parts. When compiled, the source chapter (Original) remains as it is in the title (Original).

A new part is not created by copying the source chapter (Original). It does not contain actual recorded content but only exists as an informational sub-set of the chapter name and the playback order (in the right example, the chapter names are “Monday, Wednesday, and Friday” and the playback order is “Wednesday→Friday→Monday”).

For actual playback, the contents of the source chapter (Original) are played. Basically, it is a list for the recorder to go and find the content.

You can create a part from the Original as many times as you want and you can make different titles with the same parts by changing the combination or order.

For parts, you can use not only chapters like in the example, but also titles (Original) and other Playlist.

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

3

1

2

Chapter	Chapter	Chapter
(Playlist) 1	(Playlist) 2	(Playlist) 3

Title (Playlist) 1

(including three chapters (Playlist))

When title (Playlist) 1 is played, 1 , 2 and 3 are played in order.

You can play the actual recorded content, such as titles (Original) and chapters (Original), or by managing the Originals and parts, you can virtually create a variety of titles without increasing the use of disc space.

These virtual titles or chapters are called “Title (Playlist)” or “Chapter (Playlist)” respectively.

In order to differentiate titles (Playlist) from titles (Original), an Original is displayed on screen as “ORG” and a Playlist is displayed as “PL”.

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