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6 Use the

DATA

wheel to set the format for the files

saved on the SD card, and press the

key.

NOTE

The four recording file formats that can be selected are
MP3 (low), MP3 (normal), MP3 (high) and WAV, with
the sound quality increasing in that order. As sound
quality increases, however, so does file size, reducing the
amount of time that can be recorded.

7 Use the

DATA

wheel or

CURSOR

[

] keys to select

a track that you want to copy to the SD card, and
press the

ENTER

key. A check mark appears next to

the selected track.

NOTE

If you choose an already checked track, you can remove
the check mark by pressing the ENTER key.

8 Repeat the previous step to mark other files to be

copied to the card, and press the

key. A confirma-

tion screen opens.

9 Press the

key again to start copying the tracks.

When complete, the COPY screen reopens.

To cancel the operation, press the

key to reopen the

COPY screen without copying any files.

Creating a CD from files on an SD card

(BB-1000CD only)

You can make an audio CD from files on an SD card.
Choose tracks to be copied to the CD from those contained
in the SD card folder that is currently being used. Select
the folder that contains the files that you want to put on the
audio CD beforehand using the BROWSE screen.

NOTE

MP3 files can be copied to a CD, but they will automati-
cally be converted into WAV format to create an audio
CD.

1 Confirm that the unit is stopped.

2 Press the

HOME

key to open the Home screen.

3 Press the

key to open the MENU screen.

4 Use the

DATA

wheel or

CURSOR

[

] keys to select

COPY, and press the

ENTER

key.

5 Use the

DATA

wheel or

CURSOR

[

] keys to select

SD > CD, and press the

ENTER

key.

The TRACK LIST screen opens, showing the files in the
selected folder on the SD card.

6 Use the

DATA

wheel or

CURSOR

[

] keys to select

a file that you want to put on the CD-R/RW disc,
and press the

ENTER

key. A check mark appears

next to the selected track.

8 – Other useful functions