Recording On A Usb Flash Drive - Teac AD-850 Mode D'emploi

This unit can record sound from a CD, cassette tape or connected
external device in MP3 format to a USB flash drive.
o This unit can also record to cassette tape, but it cannot record to
both USB flash drive and tape at the same time.
o Correct recording might not be possible depending on the USB
flash drive. If this occurs, try using a different USB flash drive.
o This unit cannot record to a USB flash drive with the timer record-
ing function.
o You can mix in the sound of a mic connected to this unit when
recording (page 34).
o When recording from a CD to a USB flash drive, the monitored
sound might skip depending on the type of USB flash drive, but
this will not affect the recorded data.
ATTENTION
Do not disconnect the USB flash drive during recording. Do
not turn the unit off or disconnect the power cord during
recording. Doing so might cause damage to the unit and the
connected USB flash drive.
About recorded MP3 files
< When recording, "RECORD" folder is automatically created and a
subfolder for each source ("CD", "TAPE" or "LINE") is also created in the
"RECORD" folder. MP3 files are added to the corresponding subfolder.
< File names are assigned automatically with a numerical endings in
order.
When recorded from a CD
"CD001.MP3", "CD002.MP3" ...
If there are, for example, files named "CD004.MP3" and "CD009.
MP3" in the USB folder already, and you make a recording, the next
new file will be named "CD010.MP3".
When recorded from a cassette tape
"T001.MP3", "T002A.MP3" ...
When record from an external source
"L001.MP3"
< During recording from a tape or LINE input, you can divide the file
manually (page 30). In this case, consecutive numbers are added
to the ends of the file names.
Example:
If "T001.MP3" is divided, files named "T001.MP3" and "T002.MP3" are
created.
< This unit can record up to 999 files to a USB flash drive. However, if
the USB flash drive already contains files, those files are included in
the maximum total of 999 files when recording.
< The maximum time possible for a recorded file is 240 minutes.
< Tracks recorded onto a USB flash drive are converted to MP3 files at
a bit rate of 128 kbps.
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Recording on a USB flash drive

1
Connect an external USB flash drive to the USB port of
this unit.
< You cannot record to an external USB flash drive if there is no
free space or the device is locked.
< Before recording, check the remaining capacity of the USB flash
drive using a PC. You cannot check the remaining memory
capacity with this unit.
2
Press the SOURCE button repeatedly to select the source
to be recorded (CD, TAPE, or LINE).
3
Press the RECORD USB button to start recording standby.
The red indicator above the RECORD USB button and the
icon on the display blink.
o Preparation for USB recording takes a few seconds.
USB flash drives with especially large capacities might take
more time.
When "Record prepare" is shown during preparation, pressing
buttons will have no effect.
o To stop recording, press the USB Stop (H) button.