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Radio Recording

Retro-Recording

3 Technical Support

In case you should encounter any technical difﬁ culties using your product, we suggest you go through these

steps in order to resolve any issues as efﬁ ciently as possible:

1) Please read carefully through the appropriate sections of this manual. Some subject areas may be treated

in two different chapters depending on how the device is being used.

2) Look at the Troubleshooting section at the back of this manual. In this section, we have included answers

to some commonly asked questions.

3) Look at our Support section on the website (www.archos.com). Here, you will ﬁ nd Frequently Asked Ques-

tions (FAQ) for our different products, and there is a chance that somebody else has already asked your

question.

4) If these steps did not help you in resolve your technical difﬁ culty, you can always contact us either via email

or by calling the helpline. Telephone support will be provided in the language of the countries listed at the

end of this manual. For other countries, please use email technical support.

DO NOT USE phone or e-mail support for marketing and sales questions. These numbers

are to aid those who have technical difﬁ culties / malfunctions.

You can adjust the quality of the FM recording with this

setting. A sample rate of 44.1 kHz corresponds to CD

quality. The higher each of these settings is made, the

more space will be consumed on your hard drive for each

recording. Your recording will be saved in a compressed

.WAV format (ADPCM).

To activate the Retro-Recording function, set it to On.

Each time you make a recording from the radio, you will

get approximately 30 seconds of what was playing from

the radio before you had pressed the REC button. When

off, radio recordings start within a second of the moment

you click the REC button.