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AW2400 Owner’s Manual
Writing audio data
Creating an audio CD
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Here’s how to write the audio data from the stereo track of each song to a CD-R/RW disc in CD-
DA format.
Audio data write operations are accessed via the CD
screen Write page.
To call this page press the Work Navigate section [CD]
key as many times as necessary, or press the [F1] key after
pressing the [CD] key.
This page contains the following items.
1 Track list
This is a list of the songs containing stereo tracks that will
be written to the CD-R/RW media. The line enclosed by a
dotted frame is currently selected for operations. If no
songs have been registered, this will indicate “-NO
TRACK-”.
If audio data has already been written to the inserted CD-
R/RW media but the media has not yet been finalized,
“--EXIST--” will be displayed for the already-written data.
B TRACK AT ONCE button
Turn this button on to create an audio CD using the Track
At Once method.
C DISC AT ONCE button
Turn this button on to create an audio CD using the Disc
At Once method.
D ADD button
Adds a song at the end of the track list.
E INSERT button
Inserts a new song in front of the song currently selected
in the list.
F DELETE button
Deletes the selected song from the list.
G WRITE button
Executes the actual CD write operation.
H FINALIZE button
(only displayed for TRACK AT ONCE)
Finalizes the disc so that it can be played on a CD-RW
drive or standard audio CD player.
I MARKER button
(only displayed for DISC AT ONCE)
For each stereo track, this enables or disables the markers
that have been set within that song.
When you move the cursor to this button and press the
[ENTER] key, the start point, end point and markers
within the currently selected stereo track will be enabled.
(A “flag” icon will appear at the right of the list.) If mark-
ers are enabled for a stereo track, a track number will be
written to the CD at the location of each marker. Regard-
less of any areas of silence, the entire region from the Start
point to the End point will be written.
Writing audio data
■ If you turn on
the TRACK AT ONCE button
B C
A
G
H
D
E
F
■ If you turn on the DISC AT ONCE button
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