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Recording
CD
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Recording
tracks
from
several
CDs
onto
a
single tape
If
there
Is
still
room on
the
tape
after
one
CD
has been
recorded, the
unit
will
be
set
to
the reconting
standby
mode.
1
2
Make
a
recording
from
the
first
CD.
CD EJECT
Press
^
and change
the
CD.
Flashes.
3
EASY
CD REG
Press
EASY
CD
REC.
Recording
now
starts
from
the
position
on
the
tape.
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I
n-n
t
When
another
CD
is
not
going
to
be
recorded
in
succession, press
STOP
to
release the recording
standby
mode.
Recording
your
favorite tracks
After
programming
your
favorite
traci<s
(see steps
1
to
4 on page
16),
perfonn steps
2
to
5 on page
20.
Your
attention
is
drawn
to
the
tact that
recording pre-recorded
tapes
or
discs
on
other
published or broadcast
material
may
infringe
copyright laws.
Type
of
tape
which can be used
for
recording:
Normal/TYPE
I
O
CrO/TYPE
II
0
Metain"YPE IV
Recording
using
an
alternative
method
to
easy
CD
recording
This
method
is
used
in
the following cases:
•When
recording
CD
tracks
onto the remainder
of
a
tape
containing
reconjed
material
•When
recording
from
the reverse side
•When
recording tracks
with
a
long time
In
their original
sequence
Insert
the
CD
and
press
STOP/CLEAR.
2
DOLBY
REV
MODE
Press
A
EJECT
and
load the
tape
with the side to
be
re-
corded
first
facing you.
Play
and
find
the position
on
the
tape
where
the recording
is
to
start.
(When
recording
from
the
start
of
side
A
or
B,
have
the leader
tape
wound
up
before proceeding.)
Press
DOLBY NR
to select
the
Dolby
noise reduction
setting.
(See
page
19.)
Press
REV
MODE
on
the
re-
mote
control to select
the
re-
verse
mode.
(See
page
19.)
4
REC PAUSE
Press
REC
PAUSE.
The
indicator flashes.
Press
>m
PLAY/PAUSE.
5
1
>QD
1
Recording
now
starts.
To
take
up
the leader tape:
Magnetic
part of
tape (sound
can
tie
recorded)
Leader
tape
(sound cannot
be
recorded)