Yamaha MCX-2000 setup guide Initialize Disc and proceed with recording

Models: MCX-2000

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Initialize Disc and proceed with recording

4When the image file is created, the MCX-2000 shows the following dialog box. To continue the process, open the tray and set a CD-R/RW disc for audio recording with “Change disc and proceed with recording” selected. Select OK in the dialog box.

5If you set a CD other than one specified, the MCX-2000 prompts you to set a blank disc. In addition, you cannot record onto a CD-R disc that’s already been recorded.

If you set a CD-RW disc that’s already been recorded, the MCX-2000 shows the following dialog box, asking your answer.

Initialize Disc and proceed with recording

Quick Mode: Select this to quickly erase the current disc content and continue the process.

Normal Mode: Select this to completely erase the current disc content (which could take a long time) and continue the process.

Change Disc: Select this if you want to replace the disc with a blank CD-R/RW disc.

Cancel CD duplication: Select this to cancel the process.

Change discs if necessary, using the OPEN/CLOSE button on the remote control for tray operations.

6When the MCX-2000 detects an appropriate blank disc, it

automatically starts writing the image file on that disc.

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7When the CD duplication process is finished, the MCX-2000 shows the following dialog box, asking what you want to do next.

Open CD screen: Select this to finish the process, and open the CD song list screen (page 52) to confirm a list of songs on the duplicated CD.

Create another CD-R/RW:Select this if you want to duplicate another music CD. The MCX-2000 automatically opens the tray and lets you repeat the above procedure from step 2.

Exit this screen: Select this to finish the process.

nWhen you cancel or finish the process, the original disc image file is automatically erased.

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Yamaha MCX-2000 setup guide Initialize Disc and proceed with recording