Silvercrest SUP 128 A1 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 25)

Service and Operation

KH 2431

Recording functions

With your device you can convert audio signals from vinyl records or an external

audio source into MP3 ﬁ les and save them to USB or SD/MMC data carriers

and copy MP3 or WMA ﬁ les from USB data carriers on SD/MMC data carriers

and vice versa.

Recording from vinyl records or an external audio device

NOTE

►

If no data carrier is connected, NO USB resp. NO CARD is indicated.

♦ Place a memory medium into the card slot or connect a data carrier to

the USB port

♦ Connect the external audio device.

♦ With the button FUNCTION select the desired operating mode (PHONO

resp. AUX).

♦ Start playback of the vinyl record or external audio device.

If necessary, adjust the compression rate for the MP3 ﬁ le.

♦ Press the button REC . On the display 128 KBPS is indicated. Select

with the buttons I◂◂

or ▸▸I the desired setting.

Selection options: 64, 128 or 192.

♦ Press the button REC to conﬁ rm the selection.

♦ Press the button REC . If you have connected only one USB data carrier

or only one memory card, recording will start immediately.

♦ If you have connected both a USB data carrier and a memory card, then

REC is displayed and the display will blink USB. With the buttons I◂◂

▸▸I

, select whether the recording is to be made on the USB data carrier

(REC-USB) or on the memory card (REC-CARD). Conﬁ rm your selection by

pressing the button REC

. The recording starts and REC blinks on the

display.

♦ Press the button to stop the recording.

The recordings will be stored in MP3 format under the names File_001.mp3,

File_002.mp3, etc. on the selected data carrier in the directory RECORD/LINE-IN.

The directories are, if not already available, created automatically.

NOTE

► If you want to save individual tracks of the record into diﬀ erent ﬁ les, you

must stop the recording after each track and restart.

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