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Recording a radio
program
— Time Machine recording
When recording from a radio broadcast, the
first few seconds of material are often lost
because of the time it takes you to ascertain the
contents and press the buttons. To prevent this
loss of material, the "Time Machine recording"
feature constantly stores a maximum of 10
seconds of the most recent audio data in buffer
memory. When you start recording a radio
program, the recording actually starts with the
10 seconds of audio data stored in buffer
memory in advance. You can also record
without the prestored 10 seconds as well.
1
Press (OPEN) and insert the MD to be
recorded on.
(See "Playing a disc" on page 10.)
2
Tune in the desired station (page 30).
3
Press (MD REC).
The unit stands by for recording with "z"
flashing and the buttons for recording
((MD REC), (REC STOP), and (REC MENU))
lit in amber.
4
Press (REC MENU) repeatedly until "TM.
REC" appears.
If you want actual recording to start from
the point on the program where you press
(MD REC) next, select "Normal REC" in
this step.
5
Press (MD REC) again to start recording.
The unit starts recording with the 10
seconds of audio data stored in advance in
buffer memory.
Then "z" stops flashing and the buttons for
recording ((MD REC), (REC STOP), and
(REC MENU)) light in red.
To pause the recording, press (MD REC).
To cancel the recording or recording stand-by,
press (REC STOP).
Notes
• If you pause radio recording, a track number is
recorded at that point.
• You cannot tune in another station during
recording. Pause recording before attempting to
tune in another station.
Using a timer to stop recording
— Timer-off recording
You can set a timer so the unit will continue
recording the radio program after you turn off
the ignition and leave the car.
1
Press (OPEN) and insert the MD to be
recorded on.
2
Tune in the desired station (page 30).
3
Press (MD REC).
4
Press (MD REC) again to start recording.
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