Creating cds – Escient FireBall AVX User Manual

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CREATING CDS

FireBall is a complete media solution for storing, managing, and listening to your music, but what

if you want to get your music out of your FireBall and take it with you? FireBall has that covered as

well. You can easily create custom mix CDs, backups copies of any physical CD, and record from

the external analog inputs to a CD.

CREATING A CUSTOM MIX CD

A Custom Mix CD is a collection of songs that you record or “burn” to a blank CD. The new CD

can then be played in your car stereo, computer, or any CD player which supports CD-R or CD-RW

discs.

Follow these steps to create a custom Mix CD:
1. Press the MUSIC key to make sure you are in the Music source mode.
2. Press the RECORD key to display the Music Record Options menu.
3. Select the CREATE AN AUDIO MIX CD button if you want to create a standard audio CD

which can be played in almost any CD player or select the CREATE A DATA MIX CD button
if you want to create an data CD that can be played in any computer or CD player which
supports MP3 CDs.

4. When the Music Record Select Guide appears, you can select one or more songs to

include on your Mix CD. Navigation of the Record Select Guide is the same as the other
Guide screens. Note: You can select up to 80 minutes or 700 MB of songs because these
are the maximum limits of recordable CDs.

5. The “Selected” group shows you which songs you have selected for your CD.
6. To reorder tracks. use the REW and FF keys to move the highlighted song up or down in

the list.

7. Press the RECORD key again to continue the recording process and display the Music

Record Progress – CD Read screen.

8. FireBall will read each song you have selected and assemble an “image” of all songs on

it’s internal hard drive. Note: If you selected any songs which are from changer based CDs,
this process may take a while to complete as these songs must be read in real-time.

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