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Problem
This unit stops recording CD
tracks onto your USB device
The MP3 file recorded on your
USB device by using "MP3
RECORD" does not play or
stops during playback
The sound of recorded music
on your USB device is low-
quality, skips, or contains
unexpected noise
If "Max files reached" appears on the TV screen, delete any files you do
not need or create a new folder and then move some files to the created
folder so that the number of files on a root directory in your USB device
is reduced. This unit can record up to 648 files on each root directory. In
case the above message appears, press ENTER to cancel the recording.
If "USB full" appears on the TV screen, delete any files you do not need
so that there is enough space in your USB device. In case the above
message appears, press ENTER to cancel the recording.
If "Max tracks reached" appears on the TV screen, rename
"TRACK999" by using PC, etc. or create a new folder and then move
the file to the created folder. In case the above message appears, press
ENTER to cancel the recording.
If "USB device error" appears on the TV screen, check the connection
between this unit and the USB device. In case the above message
appears, press ENTER to cancel the recording.
If "Disc error" appears on the TV screen, check the disc for
fingerprints/scratches and clean it with a soft cloth wiping from center
to edge. In case the above message appears, press ENTER to cancel the
recording.
If "Copy protected" appears on the TV screen, check that the track is
not protected by SCMS (Serial Copy Management System). Tracks
protected by SCMS are not recordable. In case the above message
appears, press ENTER to cancel the recording.
If the recording has been canceled, playback stops at the canceled point.
Try recording again.
If "USB full", "USB device error", or "Disc error" has appeared on the
TV screen during the recording, created files cannot be played. Refer to
"This unit stops recording CD tracks onto your USB device" to solve
the problem and then try recording again.
Check the CD (e.g., sound quality, noise, or fingerprints/scratches).
Troubleshooting
Solution
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