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Additional operations available during recording

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Note While [Saving...] is on the display window, your linear PCM recorder is saving the file to the memory storage. If the linear PCM recorder is running on AC power, do not disconnect the USB AC adaptor (not supplied) to avoid data corruption. Hint You can still press REC/PAUSE to start recording while playback is in progress or a menu is on the display window. You can still press REC/PAUSE to pause the ongoing recording while a menu is on the display window. Recorded files are named as [(recording date)_(recording time).(file format)] (e.g. 181010_1010.wav). If the file size reaches the maximum limit (4 GB for an LPCM file, and 1 GB for an MP3 file) during recording, the file will be divided and some of the recording may be lost around the divided point. For the maximum recording time for a single file, see Maximum recording time. While playback is in progress or on standby, you can press and hold the REC/PAUSE to make your linear PCM recorder pause for recording. This helps you adjust the recording volume level without recording unnecessary audio data. Related Topic Additional operations available during recording 4-740-912-31(2) Copyright 2018 Sony Corporation 49

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Note
While [Saving...] is on the display window, your linear PCM recorder is saving the file to the memory storage. If the linear PCM
recorder is running on AC power, do not disconnect the USB AC adaptor (not supplied) to avoid data corruption.
Hint
You can still press
REC/PAUSE to start recording while playback is in progress or a menu is on the display window.
You can still press
REC/PAUSE to pause the ongoing recording while a menu is on the display window.
Recorded files are named as [(recording date)_(recording time).(file format)] (e.g. 181010_1010.wav).
If the file size reaches the maximum limit (4 GB for an LPCM file, and 1 GB for an MP3 file) during recording, the file will be
divided and some of the recording may be lost around the divided point.
For the maximum recording time for a single file, see
Maximum recording time
.
While playback is in progress or on standby, you can press and hold the
REC/PAUSE to make your linear PCM recorder pause
for recording. This helps you adjust the recording volume level without recording unnecessary audio data.
Related Topic
Additional operations available during recording
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