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Encode process
Encoding process: general informations
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This system can encode tape cassettes, records and music from AUX-IN into MP3 files copying them directly
into the USB device (USB storage key, compatible MP3 players) and into SD/MMC card (max 2GB
compatible); while doing the ENCODE the system will create a new folder in the recipient where all files are
automatically saved.
The following paragraphs will show how to operate.
Notes on the Encoding procedure
• The recording speed is 1:1 according to the actual playing time of the track, so the encode process will
only be complete at the end of the playback.
• The bitrate is preset at 128 kbps 44.1Khz. No kind of tag is written during the process.
• During ENCODE session the system will create a new folder in the recipient where all files are
automatically saved.
• The next paragraphs show the encoding process with USB, follow the same operation procedure for
encoding to SD.
Bitrate selection (Remote control)
You can select between different bitrate levels while encoding. The range is as follow: 32 / 64 /96 /128 / 192
/ 256 Kbps (kilobit per seconds) where 256 kbps is the highest level (best quality) and 32 kbps is the lowest
(smallest file). To set the bitrate at the desired level, follow the below steps:
Tracks separation (Remote control)
1. Select AUX source.
2. In STOP mode press INFO on the remote control and the display will show
the preset bitrate (128 Kbps).
3. Press or buttons to choose the desired bitrate.
4. Press INFO to confirm.
5. The bitrate has been chosen and the system will come back to the previous
selected function.
The system can separate audio tracks during the encoding process from analogue sources (i.e. records,
tapes, music from the Aux-In socket).
Follow the below steps to separate tracks.
1. Select the source and start record playback.
2. Start encoding by pressing REC button on the remote control.
3. At the end of the track (or anywhere you wish to cut the track) press
button once.
4. The source icon will flash on the display to confirm the track separation has
been successfully completed.
5. Repeat from point 3 if you wish to separate some other tracks.