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Operation

Operation

for compression of initial audio-record, greatly 
decreasing the file size, but, saving the good 
sound quality even when the bit rate is low (for 
example, 64 Kbit/s).

•   Remember that the unit may not play the 

tracks in order they are written on disc.

Notes on creating your own CD-Rs 

or CD-RWs containing MP3 files

•   To enjoy high quality sound, we 

recommend converting to MP3 files with a 
sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz and a fixed bit 
rate o f 128 kbps.

•   Do not store more than 256 MP3 files per 

disc.

•   For ISO 9660 - compliant format, the 

maximum allowable depth of nested folders is 
8, including the root directory (folder).

•   When CD-R disc is used, playback is 

possible only for discs, which have been 
finalized.

•   Make sure that when MP3 CD-R or CD-

RW is burned that it is formatted as a data disc 
and not as an audio disc.

•   You should not write non-MP3 files or 

unneeded folders along with MP3 files on the 
disc otherwise it takes a long time until the unit 
starts to play MP3 files.

•   With some CD-R or CD-RW media, data 

may not be properly written depending on their 
manufacturing quality. In this case, data may 
not be reproduced correctly. High quality CD-R 
or CD-RW disc is recommended.

•   Up to 16 characters are displayed for the 

name of an Album or a Track. ID3TAG version 
1.x is required.

•   Note that the unit may not play tracks in 

the order that you wrote them to the disc.