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Backing up a song

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Chapter16-Backing up and restoring songs ❍ TYPE1 This is the usual backup format, in which part or all of the songs are backed up using the full capacity of the removable media. This format has the advantage that even if the size of the song(s) being backed up exceeds the capacity of one volume of media, the backup can be performed using multiple volumes of media. If this format is selected, the media will be formatted/erased automatically before backup is performed. ❍ TYPE2 This backup format stores the specified song(s) or all songs as individual files on removable media. This format has the advantage that new files can be stored on a volume of media that already contains data backed up in the same format. However, it is not possible to backup data that extends across multiple volumes. Before you can use this format to backup on newly purchased media, you must first manually format the media. Backing up a song • If "TYPE1" is selected as the backup format, the media will automatically be formatted before the backup is performed. • If "TYPE2" is selected as the backup format, the media will not be formatted automatically. If necessary, you must format the media manually. • If you are backing up on removable media such as CD-RW or MO, insert the CD-RW media or MO media into the drive before you begin this procedure. 1. Press the [FILE] key ¡ [F1] key. The FILE screen Backup page will appear in the display. The list in the upper part of the display shows the songs that are currently saved on the internal hard disk. The current song is highlighted in the list. 246 - Operation Guide

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Chapter16
Backing up and restoring songs
246
— Operation Guide
TYPE1
This is the usual backup format, in which part or all of the songs are backed up
using the full capacity of the removable media. This format has the advantage that
even if the size of the song(s) being backed up exceeds the capacity of one vol-
ume of media, the backup can be performed using multiple volumes of media.
If this format is selected, the media will be formatted/erased automatically before
backup is performed.
TYPE2
This backup format stores the speci
ed song(s) or all songs as individual
les on
removable media. This format has the advantage that new
les can be stored on a
volume of media that already contains data backed up in the same format. How-
ever, it is not possible to backup data that extends across multiple volumes.
Before you can use this format to backup on newly purchased media, you must
rst manually format the media.
Backing up a song
If “TYPE1” is selected as the backup format, the media will automatically be
formatted before the backup is performed.
If “TYPE2” is selected as the backup format, the media will not be formatted
automatically. If necessary, you must format the media manually.
If you are backing up on removable media such as CD-RW or MO, insert the
CD-RW media or MO media into the drive before you begin this procedure.
1.
Press the [FILE] key
[F1] key.
The FILE screen Backup page will appear in the display. The list in the upper part
of the display shows the songs that are currently saved on the internal hard disk.
The current song is highlighted in the list.