Yamaha MCX-2000 setup guide 1Album title 2 Artist name 3 Categorized genre

3The MCX-2000 shows “Checking disc...” in yellow and starts querying to the CDDB database. If appropriate CD data is found, the MCX-2000 will present a list of song names.

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1Album title

2 Artist name

3 Categorized genre

4 Total playback time

5 Track count

6 Song title

7 Playback time

4If there is a song you don’t want to import, move the selection (highlight) to that song, and remove the check mark by pressing the SELECT button on the remote control. You can restore the mark by pressing the SELECT button again. You can also use the Select all or Clear command for your selection.

5After selecting the songs you want to import, select the Start command. You can stop recording at any time by selecting the Stop command.

If appropriate CD data is unavailable, the song list appears with generic names such as “Track” and “Unknown” (page 49). If your MCX-2000 is configured to be able to access the Internet, you can set a CD Lookup option to use the online CDDB database (page 93) and then, in the above screen, try using the CDDB command as shown below to retrieve the latest information from the online database. If your audio CD contains CD-TEXT data (page 53), song data can be retrieved from it using the CD-TEXT command. Feel free to give generic names using the “Do not use” command. Use this if the retrieved song data is incorrect. You can edit it later after importing songs (page 75).

The MCX-2000 shows a progress bar for each of the selected songs.

nSong data retrieved from copy-protected CD-TEXT data is only temporary. The MCX-2000 cannot copy and store it for archived songs.

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