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While playing CDDA (Compact Disc Digital Audio) using
the USB Recording function or listening to the FM radio
or receiving audio source from an external device, you
can record the audio source in the USB memory.
Ex) USB recording of CDDA audio contents
Connect the USB device to your product.
Insert the CDDA disc into the CD tray.
Press the USB REC button on the
remote control.
To start ripping the current track,
press the USB REC button on the
remote control while the system is
playing a track or stopped temporarily.
To record the entire CD, press and hold the
USB REC button on the remote control.
- "FULL CD RIPPING" appears on the display
and recording starts.
Press the STOP (@) button to stop recording.
When USB recording of a CD is completed,
you will nd a new folder named
“RECORDING” in the USB drive. The
contents will be saved in the folder in the
MP3 format.
When USB recording of FM radio or AUX
source is completed, you will nd a new folder
named “TUNER RECORDING or AUX
RECORDING” in the USB drive. The contents
will be saved in the folder in the MP3 format.
NOTE
Do not disconnect the USB connection or the
power cable during the USB Recording.
Otherwise, it may cause damage to the data.
To stop USB Recording, press the STOP button
and disconnect the USB device after the system
stops playing the CD completely.
If you disconnect the USB connection during the
USB Recording, the system will turn off and you
will not be able to delete the recorded le.
If you connect the USB device to the system
while it is playing a CD, the system stops
temporarily and will play again.
DTS-CDs cannot be recorded.
If the recording duration is less than 5 seconds, a
recording le may not be created.
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USB Recoridng works only if the USB device is
formatted in the FAT le system. (The NTFS le
system is not supported.)
The audio signal will not be output during USB
recording of the CD.
When HDMI AUDIO is set to On, the USB
Recording function is not supported.
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