Sony CFD-765 - Automatic Editing on the CD for Recording by Specifying the Tape Length

PAUL
Colaatclile
Editinꝗ
on
the
CD
for
Recording
by
Specifying
This
CD
radio
cassette-recorder
automatically
edits
the
EDIT
1:
This
unit
programs
the
selections
beginning
from
the
selections
on
a
disc
according
to
the
tape
length
(recording
first
one
on
the
disc,
summing
up
the
playing
time.
When
the
length).
accumulated
playing
time
exceeds
half
of
the
specified
tape
The
recording
length
can
be
specified
up
to
99
minutes.
length
(=
tape
length
of
the
front
side),
the
last
selection
is
arranged
to be
recorded
on
the
reverse
side
of
the
tape.
To
edit
automatically,
use
the
PGM
CLEAR/EDIT
button.
Each
time
PGM
CLEAR/EDIT
you
press,
the
editing
mode
EDIT
2:
This
unit
programs
the
selections
beginning
from
the
change
in
sequence
as
indicated
in
the
display
window:
first
one
on
the
disc,
summing
up
the
playing
time.
When
the
EDIT
1
—
EDIT
2
->
normal
recording.
accumulated
playing
time
exceeds
half
of
the
specified
tape,
fength
(=
tape
length
of
the
front
side),
the
last
selection
will
be
eliminated.
Then,
the
unit
looks
for
a
selection
whose
length
is
within
the
remaining
tape
length
of
the
front
side,
and
substitutes
it
for
the
one
eliminated.
2 Select EDIT 1 or EDIT 2,
PGM CLEAR
EDIT
insert a disc.
(Steps 1 through 3 in
“Playing Diecs’’)
Be sure the SHUFFLE or the
PROGRAM [EB indication
disappears in the dieplay
window; otherwise, prees
SHUFFLE/PROGRAM.
(For CFD-765 only)
Set DIR MODE to =.
Ih
6
insert a blank cassette in
deck B.
Use TYPE (normal) tapes.
lla
Tocheck
the
programmed
setections
When
recording
on
the
front
side
is
finished
Press
&t/PGM
CHECK.
You
can
check
the
selections
from
(For
CFD-755
only)
,
the
beginning
one
by
one.
The
CD
player
is
set
to
the
pause
mode
and
the
cassette
deck is set to the stop mode. Operate as follows:
@
Take
out
the
cassette
and
reverse
the
recording
side.
’
@
Reinsert
the
cassette
and
press
REC
of
the
cassette
deck
and
88
of
the
CD
piayer.
The
CD
player
starts
to
play
and the
cassette
deck
starts
to
'
record
on
the
reverse
side.