Sony MZ-NH700 Manual Do Utilizador
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To cancel Time Mark
Select “Off” in step 1.
Using Time Mark to add track
marks while recording
marks while recording
When the elapsed recording time
exceeds the time interval for Time
Mark:
exceeds the time interval for Time
Mark:
The recorder adds track marks at the point
you set the time interval and from that
point the recorder adds a track mark
whenever the time interval has elapsed.
you set the time interval and from that
point the recorder adds a track mark
whenever the time interval has elapsed.
Example:
Eight minutes of recording
has been completed when the Time Mark
time interval is set to 5 minutes.
A track mark will be added at the 8-
minute point (after the start of recording)
and after each 5-minute interval
thereafter.
time interval is set to 5 minutes.
A track mark will be added at the 8-
minute point (after the start of recording)
and after each 5-minute interval
thereafter.
When the time interval set for Time
Mark exceeds the elapsed recording
time:
Mark exceeds the elapsed recording
time:
The recorder adds track marks when the
set Time Mark time interval has elapsed.
set Time Mark time interval has elapsed.
Example:
Three minutes of recording
has been completed when the Time Mark
time interval is set to 5 minutes.
A track mark will be added at the 5-
minute point (after the start of recording)
and after each 5-minute interval
thereafter.
time interval is set to 5 minutes.
A track mark will be added at the 5-
minute point (after the start of recording)
and after each 5-minute interval
thereafter.
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“T” appears before the time display for track
marks added by Time Mark.
marks added by Time Mark.
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If you add a track mark by pressing T MARK
or X, etc. while recording, Time Mark will
begin automatically adding track mark each
time the selected time interval as elapsed.
or X, etc. while recording, Time Mark will
begin automatically adding track mark each
time the selected time interval as elapsed.
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The setting is canceled when you connect a
digital optical cable to the recorder.
digital optical cable to the recorder.
Using the group
function when
recording
function when
recording
What is the group function?
The group function is provided to allow
playback of discs with group settings. The
group function is convenient for playback
of discs on which several albums or CD
singles have been recorded.
playback of discs with group settings. The
group function is convenient for playback
of discs on which several albums or CD
singles have been recorded.
What is a disc with group
settings?
settings?
The recorder can operate various
functions in units of group; that is tracks
that have been recorded on a disc as part
of separate groups, as shown below.
functions in units of group; that is tracks
that have been recorded on a disc as part
of separate groups, as shown below.
You can create a maximum of 255 groups
on a Hi-MD disc or a standard disc in Hi-
MD mode and 99 groups on a standard
disc in MD mode.
on a Hi-MD disc or a standard disc in Hi-
MD mode and 99 groups on a standard
disc in MD mode.
Notes
1 2
4 5 6 7 8
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3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3
Before group settings are made
Disc
After group assignments have been made
Group 1
Group 3
Group 2
Track 1 to 5 are assigned to group 1.
Track 8 to12 are assigned to group 2.
Track 13 to15 are assigned to group 3.
Track 6 to 7 are assigned to no group.
Track 8 to12 are assigned to group 2.
Track 13 to15 are assigned to group 3.
Track 6 to 7 are assigned to no group.
Tracks that were not assigned to a group are
treated as being part of “Group - -”.
treated as being part of “Group - -”.
Disc
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Group 1
Group 3
Group 2