Sony STR-DA5600ES - Manual (Page 110)

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Notes
• This function does not work when the multi-
channel input is selected.
• This function does not work when “2ch Analog
Direct” is being used.
• This function does not work when Dolby TrueHD
signals with a sampling frequency of 176.4 kHz
and higher are being received.
• If the Night Mode function is turned on while the
receiver is receiving signals with a sampling
frequency of 176.4 kHz and higher, the signals will
always be played back at either 44.1 kHz or
48 kHz.
Tip
While this function is on, the Bass, Treble increase,
and “D. Range Comp” is automatically set to
“MAX.”
Recording using the
receiver
You can record from a video/audio component
using the receiver. Refer to the operating
instructions supplied with your recording
component.
You can record with an audio component using
the receiver. Refer to the operating instructions
supplied with your MD deck or tape deck.
1
Select “ Input” from the
menu, then press or b.
2
Select the playback
component, then press
.
3
Prepare the playback
component for playing.
For example, insert a CD into the CD
player.
4
Prepare the recording
component.
Insert a blank MD or tape into the
recording deck and adjust the recording
level.
5
Start recording on the
recording deck, then start
playback on the playback
component.
Notes
• If you use an SCMS-compliant recording deck,
you may not make recordings.
• The audio input signals from the MULTI
CHANNEL INPUT jacks may not be output.
• Only analog input signals are output from the
analog output jack (for recording).
• Signals input from the COAXIAL IN jack or the
OPTICAL IN jack are output to the OPTICAL MD
OUT jack, unless MD input is selected.
• HDMI sound cannot be recorded.
To record digital sound
Connect a component for playback to the
digital audio input (OPTICAL IN) jack, and
connect the recording component to the
OPTICAL MD OUT jack.
1
Select “ Input” from the
menu, then press or b.
2
Select the playback
component, then press
.
Recording with an audio
component
V/v/b,
MENU
Recording with a video
component