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6 − DVD±RW/HD playback & recording

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Recording times and track lengths

DVD±RW discs recording

The total time recordable on a DVD±RW single-layer

disc depends on the sampling frequency.

In addition, the maximum file size is fixed at 2GB.

This means that the maximum recording time per track

also varies according to the sampling frequency.

All audio files must be at least four seconds in length.

Sampling

frequency

Recording

type

Disc time

(minutes)

Maximum

track length

(minutes)

44.1 kHz PCM 290 135

48 kHz

PCM 266 124

88.2 kHz

PCM 144 67

96 kHz

PCM 133 62

176.4 kHz

PCM 70 33

192 kHz

PCM 66 30

2.8224 MHz DSD 107 50

Table 6.1: Sampling frequencies and

recording times

Sampling

frequency

Recording

type

Maximum project length

Maximum recordable time on the HD

(60 GB)

44.1 kHz PCM 811 minutes (13.5 hours) 3779 minutes (62.9 hours)

48.0 kHz PCM 745 minutes (12.4 hours) 3472 minutes (57.8 hours)

88.2 kHz PCM 405 minutes (6.7 hours) 1889 minutes (31.4 hours)

96.0 kHz PCM 372 minutes (6.2 hours) 1736 minutes (28.9 hours)

176.4 kHz PCM 202 minutes (3.3 hours) 944 minutes (15.7 hours)

192.0 kHz PCM 186 minutes (3.1 hours) 868 minutes (14.4 hours)

2.8224 MHz DSD 811 minutes (13.5 hours) 1417 minutes (23.6 hours)

Table 6.2: Sampling frequencies and recording times

HD recording

The total time recordable on the HD is significantly

longer than the time recordable on a DVD±RW disc.

However, the maximum file length on the HD is the

same as for a DVD±RW disc. There is a limit to the

recording time for each project.

All audio files on the HD must be at least four seconds

in length.

The following recording times are estimates. You can-

not extend the recording time beyond the maximum

time specified for each project.

When you insert a new DVD±RW disc into the tray and

close it, the DV-RA1000HD displays a popup screen.

Press the

ENTER

key to display the format screen

shown below. Follow the steps below to format the disc:

NOTE

You cannot use a DVD±R disc which is not re-

corded any project. If you insert a DVD±R disc into

the tray, the DV-RA1000HD displays a message

“UNUSABLE DISC.”

Figure 6.3: Format screen

Press the

key (cursor) to highlight

FORMAT

Rotate the

JOG/DATA

dial to select

QUICK

FULL

Quick format

This formatting writes a project file and other neces-

sary data, then places the DV-RA1000HD in record

ready mode in a few minutes.

If you insert a brand new disc, the DV-RA1000HD will

work in the background when the unit is not recording

or playing to format an unrecorded area on the disc.

Using a new DVD±RW disc

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