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Make sure that “CD-R/RW Information” indicates
“BlankDisc” or “CD track number.”
8 Execute writing.
• Select the “WriteToCD” button and press the
[ENTER] key.
• Select the writing speed. For this example, select
“8X” to select 8X speed writing.
In order to use “8X” writing, the disc must both support
8X writing.
• The “Obey Copyright Rules” message will appear.
• Carefully read the owner’s manual section “COPY-
RIGHT WARNING” (→p.1), and if you accept the
terms, press the [YES/OK] key.
• An image file will be generated.
If you select the “Abort” button and press the [ENTER]
key, creation of the image file will be aborted.
• CD writing will begin. The data will start being writ-
ten to the CD.
While the data is being written, you can select the
“Abort” button and press the [ENTER] key to abort
writing to the CD. In the case of a CD-R, the disc will be-
come unusable. If you are using a CD-RW disc, perform
the procedure described in “3. Erasing a CD-RW disc”
(→p.76) before you use it.
• When writing ends, the display will indicate “Com-
pleted.” If you want to create another CD with the
same content, press the [YES/OK] key. To proceed to
the next step, press the [NO/CANCEL] key.
9 If you want to write another song to the disc, repeat
steps 1–8.
Subsequently written songs will be added after the last
song on the CD-R/RW.
0 Finalize the disc.
If you want to be able to play the CD-R/RW in an audio
CD player, select the “Final” button when you are fin-
ished, and press the [ENTER] key to finalize the disc. A
message will ask you to confirm execution. If you are
sure you want to execute, press the [YES/OK] key.
Once a disc has been finalized, no further songs can be
written to it. Finalize a disc only after you have written
all the songs you want to write to that disc.
• When finalization has been completed, the tray of the
CDRW-1 will open.
A Play the disc in an audio CD player to verify that the
disc was written correctly.
Play it back on a CD player to verify that the audio CD
was created correctly.
Since audio CD players are sometimes unable to play
CD-RW discs, we recommend that you use CD-R me-
dia.
Making an audio CD from a live recording
When you want to make an audio CD from material that
was recorded as a single song, such as a live recording
or a long song, you can write it to the CD using Disc At
Once. Marks registered within the song can be used to
indicate the divisions between CD tracks, allowing you
to create a live CD with no gaps between tracks.
Also, an audio CD created using Disc At Once can be
used as a master CD for pressing.
When you use “DiscAtOnce” to write a disc, it will be fi-
nalized automatically. No additional data can be writ-
ten to that disc.
1 Make preparations as described in steps 1–3 of “Writ-
ing a song to an CD.”
2 Register a mark in each location at which you want to
divide the CD into tracks. (→p.33)