Philips FMU-100 - Manual (Page 11)

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- Store frequency in favorites Once a station had been pick-up, you can press this button
to store it into any one of the user definable station
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The following dialog is shown:
Enter the desired name and press [OK]. The station will be stored in that position.
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More/Less stations Toggles between two sets of stations: stations #1 - #12 and stations
#13 - #24.
- Stations 1 – 12 , Stations 13 – 24 Two sets of numbered buttons of the stored stations. You
can switch between them using [More/Less stations] button.
Left click the station button to tune its frequency, right click it to popup the context menu where you
can Rename station, Delete station or Sort stations (by their frequencies).
- Previous station Selects previous stored station.
- Next station Selects next stored station.
- Channel surf Each preset station is being playback for several seconds. You can interrupt ‘surfing’
by pressing the [Channel surf] button.
- Last station Tunes to the last played station (for example if you listened to station
# 7, then switched to # 3, then this command will tune back to # 7 again.)
4.1.8 Recording
- Start/stop recording
Starts or stops recording to the temporary file on the disk. If [Save and name automatically] button
is not pressed down, then you have to specify the target location of the recorded file after stopping of
the recording.
- Start/stop loop recording
What is loop recording: Automatic recording of last minutes into buffer with defined length/size - no
more missing beginnings of songs. Loop recording works only when recording using codecs.
If you have been using uncompressed Wave PCM till now, you can get the same results using
codecs - just select PCM coded with appropriate properties - and furthermore - you will be able to
use loop recording. Nevertheless not all of the codecs that you can see in the selection dialog are
suitable.
Some codecs or combination of codec and its parameters are supposed to be used for decoding
only so they would not work for recording.
If you try codec (in RX Radiator) that creates wave file that cannot be playback, it is necessary to
close RX Radiator and start it again. Otherwise, it would create non-playable files even with codecs
that should work.