Sony CFD-470 - Manual (Page 24)

Automatic Editing on the CD for Recording by Specifying
This CD radio cassette-recorder automatically edits the
selections on a disc according to the tape length (recording
length).
The recording length can be specified up to 99 minutes.
To edit automatically, use the PGM CLEAR/EDIT button.
Each time PGM CLEAR/EDIT you press, the editing mode
change in sequence as indicated in the display window:
EDIT 1 -► EDIT 2 -» normal recording.
EDIT 1: This unit programs the selections beginning from the
first one on the disc, summing up the playing time. When the
accumulated playing time exceeds half of the specified tape
length (= tape length of the front side), the last selection is
arranged to be recorded on the reverse side of the tape.
EDIT 2: This unit programs the selections beginning from the
first one on the disc, summing up the playing time. When the
accumulated playing time exceeds half of fhe specified tape
length (= tape length of the front side), the last selection will
be eliminated. Then, the unit looks for a selection whose
length is within the remaining tape length of the front side,
and substitutes it for the one eliminated.
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-t ss Insert a disc.
(Steps 1 through 3 in
“Playing Discs”)
Be sure the SHU^LE, the
PROGRAM Q9H or AUTO
SPACE indication disappears in
the display window; otherwise,
press SHUFFLE/PROGRAM or
AUTO SPACE.
Insert a blank cassette in
deck B.
Use TYPE I (normal) tapes.
Select EDIT 1 or EDIT 2.
EDITI
PGM CLEAR
EDIT
Press
once.
EDIT 2
Press
twice
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PGM CLEAR
EDIT
6 :
Press REC.
is pressed automatically.
To check the programmed selections
Press ►►/PGM CHECK. You can check the selections from
the beginning one by one. When recording on the front side is finished
The CD player is set to the pause mode and the cassette
deck is set to the stop mode. Operate as follows:
© Take out the cassette and reverse the recording side.
@ Reinsert the cassette and press REC of fhe cassette
deck and II of the CD player.
The CD player starts to play and the cassette deck starts to
record on the reverse side.
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