Recording/copying
tracks
from
a
disc
• You can record tracks
of
audio CDs into the
HDD.
Record appears in
AV
Menu.
• You can copy music
files
(MP3, WMA, WAV)
into the HDD.
Copy appears in
AV
Menu.
Preparation:
Insert the disc to record/copy,
and
select DISC
as
the source.
• While recording an audio CD, you cannot
listen to the tracks being recorded with the
map screen displayed.
• While copying music files, you cannot listen
to them.
• You cannot change the source while
recording
or
copying tracks.
If
you want to
interrupt the recording and enjoy another
source, cancel the recording/copying
(~
below).
When
the
recording/copying
is
finished
Completed
is
displayed,
and
playback
resumes.
To
cancel
recording/copying
While recording
or
copying
...
You can also cancel recording/copying
through
AV
Menu q Record/Copy q
Cancel.
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Notes
on
the name
of
new genres and
albums
•
If
you want to make a new genre
or
a new
album for the tracks to be recorded/copied,
select
[New Genre] or [New Album]. To
name the new genre/album, press
and
hold
DISP. You can also name it later through
Title
Entry
(~
[751
"Changing the titles").
•
If
you do
not
specify a genre name
or
album name
on
recording/copying, they are
assigned
as
follows.
- For audio CDs, the genre name
and
album name are assigned automatically
using the recording date
and
time.
- For music files, the genre name
is
assigned automatically using the
recording date and time. The original
folder name
and
file
name are used
as
the album name
and
the track name.
To
record
the
current
track
1
2
AV
Menu
¢Record
¢Current Track
3 Start recording.
Recording
...
appears.
•
When
you record a track for the first
time with this function, a new genre-
and
a new album
is
automatically created for
the track.
Other
tracks recorded with
this function are recorded into the same
album until you
turn
offthe ignition
switch
or
edit the library.
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