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Copy record to a memory medium
You can copy records to a USB stick or SD memory card. The content of the record is con-
verted to MP3 format. The recording speed is 1:1 (real-time).
An "AUDIO" directory is created on the recording medium in which the tracks are saved in
numerical order.
Bit rate
The recording format is pre-set to a bit rate of 128 kbps, sampling rate 44.1 kHz. The bit
rate can be changed for each recording: see Point 3 in the following description. A higher
bit rate improves the quality and needs more memory space; a lower bit rate saves memo-
ry space but reduces the quality.
Track separation
The recording on the record is viewed by the recording medium as a single track, even if
the record contains several songs. In order to divide the tracks in line with the songs, press
the TS button: see Point 6 in the following description.
Procedure
1.
Insert the desired memory medium (USB stick or SD card) and place the record
on the turntable.
Switch the operating switch to PHONO. The display will read "PHONO".
2.
If you want to change the bit rate, press the INFO button on the remote control
3.
(while phono operation is stopped). The currently set bit rate is displayed on the
screen.
Then use SKIP/SEARCH to select one of the following bit rates: 32 / 64 /
96 / 128 (default) / 192 / 256. Press INFO again to complete the setting.
4.
Start the record from the position where you want the recording to start.
Press the RECbutton (device or remote control). The screen displays either
5.
"USB" or "CARD".
After a few seconds "PHONO" and the flashing entry
If the memory medium is full, "FULL" appears on the display after a few seconds.
6.
If you want to sub-divide the recording in line with the pauses on the record into
individual tracks, press the TS (Track Separation) button on the remote control
for each new track. "PHONO" is shown briefly on the display for confirmation.
To stop the recording, press REC again
7.
play.
NOTE
Do not pause the recording by lifting the pick-up arm from the record. This will
lead to the recording not being saved.
Dubbing and copying
are displayed.
until it disappears from the dis-
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