Sony CCD-TRV608 - Manual (Page 40)

2-4-4 Audio CD Recording Mode
Troubleshooting
Unable to record sound files (analog recording in Windows).
( See section 2-4-2 )
There may be a problem with a driver. There may also be a problem with the
connection between the CD drive and the sound card. If you expect this to be the
case, contact the relevant manufacturer.
Track list not displayed.
Confirm that the correct CD drive is selected (Windows only), that the CD currently
in the drive is an audio CD, and that the CD drive is functioning properly.
Sound files were created, but cannot be played.
Check the speaker power and volume.
Note that the ImageMixer volume control
works independently of the volume control on
the speakers.
In Windows, right click the speaker icon on the task bar and select 'Open Volume
Controls.' If 'CD Audio' is muted or if the volume is too low, adjust accordingly and
record again.
In Macintosh, open [Apple] menu>[Control Panels]>[Sound], to set the recording
sound level.
The method for adjusting the volume may be different depending on your
computer's configurations, in which case we recommend that you consult the
manufacturer's technical support center.
Recorded analog sound files contain noise and jump.
Check to see whether the volume level is too high.
Refer to ' Sound files were created, but cannot be played ' above.
Also note that we do not recommend that you perform other tasks on your
computer while recording is taking place.
Recorded analog sound files jump. (analog recording)
Your computer hardware may be close to the minimum specifications required to
run ImageMixer. Close all other applications before starting ImageMixer and try
again. (When the CPU and HDD are not being used to run programs other than
ImageMixer, system resources should not become depleted.