Sony TA-E2000ESD - Recording Program Sources; Recording with Digital Sound Effects

Recording Audio/Video Program Sources _
Play back an audio/video program source as explained so far, and record with
a tape deck or VCR which is not used for playback.
Note
The audio/video signals of the analog program source
are output simultaneously to all the analog output jacks
(REC OUT jacks for audio signals and VIDEO OUT jacks
for video signals). Therefore, simultaneous recording of
audio/video using two or more tape decks or VCRs is
possible.
The audio signals of a digital program source are output
to digital output jack (OPTICAL2) and to analog output
jacks (REC OUT and AUDIO OUT). Therefore, a digital
program source can be recorded on both digital and
analog decks.
The audio signals of an analog program source are not
output to the digital output jacks, so they cannot be
recorded on digital decks.
Recording Program Sources with Digital Sound
Effects
“Sound effect” means that the original sound is
processed in digital circuit. Refer to page 32.
To record the signals which have been digitally-
processed, press the EFFECT REC button. EFFECT REC
appears in the display. Digitally-processed sounds from
the front speakers now being heard are output to all the
analog audio output jacks (REC OUT and AUDIO OUT)
but are not output to the digital audio output jack
(DIGITAL REC OUT).
When the EFFECT REC button ts not pressed, an effect
recording is not made even though you are listening to
the digitally-processed sounds.
Notes
¢ When the indication appears in the
display, you cannot make effect recording. (If you
press EFFECT REC button, indication of “Can not
use” appears.) indicates that signals
other than those that you are listening to are output
to the analog output jacks.
¢ When the indicator of the SOURCE DIRECT button is
lit, the EFFECT REC button does not function. (“Can
not use” appears.)
For timer-recording
When making a recording activated by the timer, turn on
the power of this amplifier in advance.