Sony ICD-SX712 Operating Instructions (Large File - 11.69 MB) - Page 81

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2 Select the (Edit) tab t "Divide All Track Marks" in the menu when the IC recorder is in the stop mode, and then press N/ENT. "Divide All Track Marks?" will be displayed. 3 Press v or V on the control button to select "Execute," and then press N/ ENT. The "Dividing..." animation appears, and the file is divided at all the track mark positions. All the existing track marks in the files will be erased. File 1 File 1_01 File 1_02 A file is divided. File 1_03 A suffix made up of a sequential number is added each of the divided files. 4 Press x STOP to exit the menu mode. To cancel dividing Select "Cancel" in step 3, and then press N/ENT. z Tip To cancel division during the operation at all the remaining track marks, press x STOP. The files that have been divided before the cancellation remain divided. P Notes • You need a certain amount of free space in the memory media to divide a file. • When you divide a file with a title and artist name, the newer part has the same title, and artist name. • You cannot divide files other than those recorded using the IC recorder (e.g., a file transferred from a computer). Moreover, when you edit files using the supplied Sound Organizer software, dividing files may not be possible. • Once a file is divided, you cannot return it to the original status again. 81GB Editing Files

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81
GB
Editing Files
2
Select the
(Edit) tab
t
“Divide All
Track Marks” in the menu when the IC
recorder is in the stop mode, and then
press
N
/ENT.
“Divide All Track Marks?” will be
displayed.
3
Press
v
or
V
on the control button to
select “Execute,” and then press
N
/
ENT.
The “Dividing...” animation appears, and
the file is divided at all the track mark
positions. All the existing track marks in
the files will be erased.
A suffix made up of a sequential number is
added each of the divided files.
4
Press
x
STOP to exit the menu mode.
To cancel dividing
Select “Cancel” in step 3, and then press
N
/ENT.
z
Tip
To cancel division during the operation at all
the remaining track marks, press
x
STOP.
The files that have been divided before the
cancellation remain divided.
P
Notes
•
You need a certain amount of free space in
the memory media to divide a file.
•
When you divide a file with a title and artist
name, the newer part has the same title, and
artist name.
•
You cannot divide files other than those
recorded using the IC recorder (e.g., a file
transferred from a computer). Moreover,
when you edit files using the supplied Sound
Organizer software, dividing files may not
be possible.
•
Once a file is divided, you cannot return it to
the original status again.
File 1
A file is divided.
File 1_01
File 1_02
File 1_03