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Types of Recording
The following types of recordings are possible, depending on the audio source. For details on each operation, see
the reference pages.
a
×
a
×
×
∗3
a
Same as
original
Adjustable
with REC
LEVEL
*
1
Set “Make Disc” in the Setup Menu to “On” beforehand (page 35).
*
2
Even if you select High-Speed Synchro-Recording, the recording speed automatically changes to normal speed
in the following cases.
– When the disc contains Serial Copy Management System information.
– When the play mode of DECK A is “PGM”.
– When the disc in DECK A contains MP3 files.
*
3
Be sure to use a blank disc (that has not been recorded).
××a
Adjustable
with menu
operation
a
Adjustable
with menu
operation
a
Automatic Additional CD-TEXT Recording
Finalization Recording Copy Level
When recording from DECK A
Manual Recording (page 25)
Record by selecting or editing the tracks manually.
When recording from the component connected to the DIGITAL OPTICAL IN jack
Manual Recording (page 25)
When recording from the component connected to the ANALOG IN jack
Manual Recording (page 25)
Make-Disc Synchro-
Recording*
1
(Make Disc On)
Record all tracks on the
selected disc in the
original order.
Synchro-Recording
(Make Disc Off)
Record from one disc (or
several discs for RCD-
W500C) in the order you
want. You can also record
in programmed order.
High-Speed Synchro-
Recording*
2
(page 23)
Record in high-speed.
You cannot hear the sound
while recording.
Normal speed Synchro-
Recording (page 24)
Record in normal speed while
monitoring the sound.
High-Speed Synchro-
Recording*
2
Normal speed Synchro-
Recording
continued
×
×
×
×