Sony CDP-D12 - Manual (Page 24)

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Locating a Particular Point in a Track
You can locate a particular point in a track during
playback or pause.
There are the three following ways to locate a point
within a track:
•
Low-speed search
Searches for point at 3 times the normal playback
speed.
• Standard-speed search
Searches for point at 20 times the normal playback
speed.
• High-speed search
Searches for point at 60 times the normal playback
speed. During high-speed search, you must use the
time indication to search for a point since sound is
not output.
Making menu settings for outputting
sound during high-speed search
1
While the player is stopped, press the MENU/
EXIT button.
2
Rotate the AMS control until “PAUSE m/M”
appears in the display, and then press the control.
3
Rotate the AMS control until “SOUND ON”
appears in the display, and press the control.
4
Press the MENU/EXIT button to complete the
setting.
Note
The setting above applies only for high-speed search.
The sound is always output for low-speed and
standard-speed search regardless of the setting.
Locating a point while
monitoring the sound
This operation is possible only when “PAUSE m/
M” is set to “SOUND ON.”
Press down the m or M button on the player or
remote, or press down the SLOW m or M button
on the remote during play or pause. You will hear
intermittent playback as the disc goes forward or
reverses. When you reach the desired point, release the
button. The search speed varies depending on the
status of the player (playback or pause) and the buttons
used.
Buttons used During play During pause
m / M on the player standard low-speed
m / M on the remote standard standard
SLOW m / M low-speed low-speed
Locating a point by observing
the time indication
This operation is possible only when “PAUSE m/
M” is set to “SOUND OFF.” No sound is output at
this time.
Press down the m or M button on the player or
remote, or press down the SLOW m or M button
on the remote during playback or pause. When you
reach the desired point, release the button. The search
speed varies depending on the status of the player
(playback or pause) and the buttons used.
Buttons used During play During pause
m / M on the player standard high-speed
m / M on the remote standard high-speed
SLOW m / M low-speed low-speed
When “OVER” appears in the display
The disc has reached the end while you’re pressing the
M button. Rotate the AMS control counterclockwise
(or press the . button) or press the m button to
go back.
Note
If the disc reaches the end while you are pressing the
M button or the SLOW M button on the remote
during playback, the player stops.