the instructions are unclear about auto track. I can't get automatic track numbers to work when recording CD from albums or cassettes even though it shows auto track in the display and recording volume is set at 400db. Has anyone been able to get auto...
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This is about the only problem I have had with my unit. I've tried various things, all to no avail. Generally, I like to listen to music as I record it, so it's not a problem to use manual track. You almost have to use manual if you want to delete any unwanted stuff from your new CD. Just being able to transfer my old music to CD outweighs this problem.
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The manual states: "Please use CD, CD-R and CR-RW discs bearing the 'DIGITALAUDIO' mark." It also states: "Depending on the quality of the disc and/or the condition of the recording, some CD-R or CD-RW discs may not be playable." and that "an audio CD created using a CD-RW disc may not play back satisfactorily on every audio CD player." I had difficulty with consistent play back of CDs I recorded - i.e., some played fine anywhere, and some would play on the TEAC and/or my computer, but not in the car and another time the same disc would not play on the TEAC. Sometimes they would play the first track (side one of a vinyl record) and not the second track (side 2 of the record). This was quite frustrating because I was wasting discs (since they can't be re-recorded). I then got some RW discs and still had problems. When I called TEAC, I was told the discs were most likely the cause of problem and that low cost generic discs were usually the culprit - I said I was using Maxell CD-R music discs and TDK CD-RW audio discs! He suggested using Sony. I have now recorded a few on Sony discs and had no playback problems - but that may be the luck of the draw since at least 2 Maxells also worked (and still work) fine.
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I'm an audiobook listener, and it will remember you previous track position, assuming you don't skip tracks or add/remove any files. If you do, then it loses the position.
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All this is very true. I solved the problem by going to a Cannon. I don't always have the ability to record an seperate audio track. In studio I can. I use Pinnacle 18 as my editing tool so a seperate channel is no problem! I wish you luck. I will stick to Cannon!
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Hi Marty, You can only input 2 tracks at a time.. If you can record your band with 2 mikes.. then you burn to CD.. or if you have another mixer for more mikes and connect to 2 inputs of the 03 this would work well. You have 8 tracks on the 03 but can record only 2 at a time.. so mixer -- to 03 --- then burn Cd with 03 would work well.. 8 track mixers are not expensive, some under around 100$.. paul
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I haven't figured that out yet. My problem is I haven't read the instructions. I like things that are fairly simple, turn on play or record. I will be taking the time on my time off this week to figure it out. Sorry I do not have an answer for you. V/R Jackie
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I returned immediately after I realized that this is not able to record (burn, double recording) from CD toCD.I wanted to buy from CD to CD recording equipment. Do you have that ?
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Hi Liz I returned 2 of them. The first one the cd did not work then the next nothing worked. Im sorry to tell you but you do need to return it. Also if you use the recordplayer and it has the scratches and on the cd it will sound just like that. It sounds tinny. So Sorry to tell you this but i had no luck with it. 2sassyjay@comcast.net
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You are not able to record to CD. I have recorded from Records, Cassettes and CD's to USB and the music is automatically converted to MP3 and I am able to play in my auto from the USB. I have not had any problems and my unit works great.
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ot sur what u mean by "direct recording"-the sony cd home recorder is like old cassette decks-it records what ever source u run into the back plug ins [usually analog input used]-purchase cd blanks that say "digital audio" in the record logo on the CD blank labels-these cd blanks hav one flaw i find in that they dont always fully complete and need to be discarded-usually about 5% hav flaws-unlike the cd blanks used for computer recordings which rarely fail-i hav recorded from all sources [cassette decks/phono/cds/tv] using RCA plug end cords-hope this helps u
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Sorry I won't be able to completely answer your question as I am out of town, returning next Wednesday. The unit was purchased to copy cassette tapes to CD's. I have the unit connected to my receiver and can monitor the tape being recorded to cd, and can play back the cd. I do not believe speakers can be connected directly to the unit. The unit would have to have an AUX input to do the vinyl LP thing and since I am away, I cannot verify that feature. I can check it when I return if that's any help. My email is rcrector@verizon.net if you haven't found an answer by next Wednesday.......Ron Sorry I won't be able to completely answer your question as I am out of town, returning next Wednesday. The unit was purchased to copy cassette tapes to CD's. I have the unit connected to my receiver and can monitor the tape being recorded to cd, and can play back the cd. I do not believe speakers can be connected directly to the unit. The unit would have to have an AUX input to do the vinyl LP thing and since I am away, I cannot verify that feature. I can check it when I return if that's any help. My email is rcrector@verizon.net if you haven't found an answer by next Wednesday.......Ron
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Mac users:If you have a cable that connects to the headphone port from your amp or cassette deck at one end and to the audio input at the other end that's all you need ... other than Audacity (free).I have converted lots of audio tapes and cassettes as well as vinyls to CD.You can turn the full recordings done the first time into separate tracks for your CD in Audacity.
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Yes, you can record from a cassette or I would imagine you can also record from CD. My machine is new enough, I haven't done that yet. I also use the variable speed feature to slow down music for teaching dance.
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I use mainly to record my own CDs from other CDs, albums, 45s and cassettes. The few times I have recorded from computer to CD, I have had no issues
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Hmm...I can't see the original question, though the link asked if I could answer it. :) I'm *guessing* you own an audio component that records music....I have a Sony machine and it requires CD-R "music" discs, and will not work with "regular" CD-Rs. The ones I have found that DO work are either Sony CD-R Music discs OR Staples CD-Rs (I think "audio" on the package, but it is not on the disc itself, I just checked). So far, those are the only two brands that work in my CD-R recorder. Best of luck....
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I guess you can record from the turn table source if you select "Line In " source of this RW 900 Unit. I had recorded FM Radio music from Receiver to Cassette tape of this RW 900 Unit via " Line In ". I think it is same logic. And I wonder why you take long distance to record the music via Receiver's turn table , instead of this RW 900 Unit terminal and turn table ? . Logically shorter route or connection cable has more signal quality and nose less and avoid any possible hum and noise and etc. And when you record music to your CD , do not forget to use the " Audio CD", do not use DVD or general computer data record CD. I guess you can record from the turn table source if you select "Line In " source of this RW 900 Unit. I had recorded FM Radio music from Receiver to Cassette tape of this RW 900 Unit via " Line In ". I think it is same logic. And I wonder why you take long distance to record the music via Receiver's turn table , instead of this RW 900 Unit terminal and turn table ? . Logically shorter route or connection cable has more signal quality and nose less and avoid any possible hum and noise and etc. And when you record music to your CD , do not forget to use the " Audio... » Read More I guess you can record from the turn table source if you select "Line In " source of this RW 900 Unit. I had recorded FM Radio music from Receiver to Cassette tape of this RW 900 Unit via " Line In ". I think it is same logic. And I wonder why you take long distance to record the music via Receiver's turn table , instead of this RW 900 Unit terminal and turn table ? . Logically shorter route or connection cable has more signal quality and nose less and avoid any possible hum and noise and etc. And when you record music to your CD , do not forget to use the " Audio CD", do not use DVD or general computer data record CD. « Show Less
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No you can not record from CD to cassette tape because this model does not record. Their are Sony radios that do record though. artras@att.net