Руководство Пользователя для Archos jukebox fm recorder
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5.5 FM Radio MP3 Recording
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Press F1 [RADIO] button to enter the radio menu.
Vol
96.0
Radio
Freq : Mhz
[ Prog 00 ]
FM
FM
1
- 2 - 3
Add
List
Rec
Radio tuned to a preset station
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Press the F3 [REC] to start recording the currently displayed FM station.
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Please note that your FM Recorder has a 30 second Pre-Recording buffer, this means that when
you start recording a FM broadcast, your song file will have the last 30 seconds of the broadcast
stored in RAM. In effect, your recording will begin 30 seconds BEFORE you press the F3 [REC]
button. You can use the Clipping function to remove this ‘dead’ space from your FM recording. See
the section on Clipping a FM Recording.
you start recording a FM broadcast, your song file will have the last 30 seconds of the broadcast
stored in RAM. In effect, your recording will begin 30 seconds BEFORE you press the F3 [REC]
button. You can use the Clipping function to remove this ‘dead’ space from your FM recording. See
the section on Clipping a FM Recording.
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During the recording process, the LCD screen will display a variety of information including the
source (FM channel Frequency), the name of the song, current recording size, the encoding bitrate,
the elapsed time and the input volume levels.
source (FM channel Frequency), the name of the song, current recording size, the encoding bitrate,
the elapsed time and the input volume levels.
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During the recording process, you can perform the following functions :
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Press the F3 [STOP] button to end the current recording and save it to the hard drive.
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During the recording process, your can press F2 [NEXT] to end the current recording and begin a
new recording. For example, you can press F2 during the blank space between music tracks on a
CD. (You should be aware of all applicable laws concerning the recording of copyrighted materials)
new recording. For example, you can press F2 during the blank space between music tracks on a
CD. (You should be aware of all applicable laws concerning the recording of copyrighted materials)
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Your current recording file name will have a numbered part (pt) appended to it. For example, after
doing two successive incremental recordings, you might have Newsong12, Newsong12pt01, and
Newsong12pt02.
doing two successive incremental recordings, you might have Newsong12, Newsong12pt01, and
Newsong12pt02.
5.6 Retro-Record Feature for FM Recording
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A special feature of the Jukebox FM Recorder is its prerecording feature. If in the general settings,
the Retro-Record feature is on, the Jukebox FM will record up to 30 seconds of music BEFORE you
actually press the record button. This way, when you hear a song that has already started, but yet
you’d like to have the entire song recorded, this feature allows you to capture the ENTIRE song.
the Retro-Record feature is on, the Jukebox FM will record up to 30 seconds of music BEFORE you
actually press the record button. This way, when you hear a song that has already started, but yet
you’d like to have the entire song recorded, this feature allows you to capture the ENTIRE song.
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With the Retro-Record feature on, you will notice that ALL of your radio recordings start 30 seconds
before you pressed the F3[Rec] button. This is normal, since it is usually 10 to 20 seconds into a
song that you decide you’d like to record it. It is up to you now to edit (erase) the beginning and end
of the recording to remove extra parts you don’t want (announcer talk, commercials, etc.).
before you pressed the F3[Rec] button. This is normal, since it is usually 10 to 20 seconds into a
song that you decide you’d like to record it. It is up to you now to edit (erase) the beginning and end
of the recording to remove extra parts you don’t want (announcer talk, commercials, etc.).