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In Reply to: Re: Problem trying to record analog with CD recorder posted by Tadlo on April 20, 2007 at 06:29:53:
#1) You HAVE to use MUSIC CDRs. Comnercial home audio CD recorders (as opposed to computers) ALL have to use MUSIC CDRs, which are a little more expensive than data CDRs, since the extra money goes to the RIAA for copyright royalties.#2) As opposed to your typical tape deck, you won't see anything on the VU meters unless there is a CDR ready to record in the recording tray. Put in a MUSIC CDR, it will then optimize itself, and then when you push RECORD you should see a response on the VU meters to set the level. The just push PLAY to record...you don't have to hold the RECORD button. Since the CD has nothing on it to PLAY yet, it knows you want to record.
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- Here's your problem.... - NewStevo 11:03:56 04/20/07 (1)
- Re: Here's your problem.... - Tadlo 12:44:59 04/20/07 (0)
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