Philips DCC 300 - Starting Recording via Record Pause; Selecting Digital or Analog Input; Using Record Mute for Pauses; Automatic Marker Writing During Recording

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@ The unit is then switched to ‘RECORD PAUSE’.
The display shows for instance:
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@ Select the recording source.
With some amplifiers it is possible that there will be a
whistling sound in ‘RECORD PAUSE’ position. To avoid
this noise, you can select the recording source before
you press the APPEND key. In this case you cannot
listen to the last few seconds of the previous recording.
@ By pressing the DIGITAL ANALOGUE key you can
choose the type of the recording source, from which
you want to record (digital or analogue signals).
The change-over can be carried out in any function,
except during a recording. |
If the analog input is selected, it has to be manually
adjusted by means of the RECORD LEVEL adjusting
knob. Set the RECORD LEVEL knob so that the red part
of the level contro! briefly lights up only during dynamic
passages.
It is recommended always to use the digital input when
it is available. You then do not have to adjust the
recording level and recording of correct tracknumbers
will
take
place
automatically.
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@
From
this
position,
you
can
use
the
RECORD
key
to
start
a recording.
At
the
beginning
of
the
recording,
a ‘START
MARKER’
is
automatically
written
(see
chapter
‘MARKERS).
The
time
is
constantly
recorded
and
the
track
number
automatically
increased
by
one.
The
display
shows
for
instance:
TRACK SIDE TIME
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@ To stop the recording for a short time, press the
RECORD PAUSE key.
By pressing the RECORD key again, the recording is
resumed. _
@ To stop the recording, press the STOP key.
The actual recording stops immediately. The deck continues
to write a marker for a short period to mark the end of the
last recording.
1. To start a recording from the
‘RECORD PAUSE’ mode
We advise to use the following method if you want to
make a recording on a specific location of the tape (e.g.
overwriting one track).
@ Find first the position on the cassette from where you
want to continue recording.
@ Press the RECORD PAUSE key to enter the “RECORD
PAUSE’ mode.
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@ Press the RECORD key.
The display shows for instance:
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@ A‘STARTMARKER'’ is automatically written atthe beginning
of the recording (see chapter ‘MARKERS’.
e {f the previous track number is known, the new track
number is correctly recorded.
e |f the previous track number is not known, ‘~~" is shown.
In this case, please refer to chapter “RENUMBER’
2. Record muting
(recording a digital silence)
@ Ifyou press the RECORD MUTE key during ‘RECORD’ or
in RECORD PAUSE’ the recording is muted for 3 seconds.
Then the unit switches to ‘RECORD PAUSE’ made. The
tracknumbers do not increase during these 3 seconds but
the time counting continues. Use this function to obtain a
pause of 3 seconds between the tracks.
The display shows for instance:
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3. Markers
During ‘RECORD’ the unit automatically responds to various
markers and to the beginning and the end of the cassette (for
better understanding see chapter MARKERS’).
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