Operating Instructions

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Editing
You can add fading in/out effects to a file
recorded in the LPCM (.wav) format. Fading
time can be specified for each fading in and
fading out effect.
1
Select the recorded LPCM (.wav) file
to which you want to add a fading in/
out effect from the HOME menu (page
28).
2
In play or playback stop mode, press
the OPTION button to display the
OPTION menu, select “Fade”  “Fade
In,” “Fade Out,” or “Fade In/Out,” and
then press the
 button.
3
Press  and  to specify the
fading in or out time in 1 second steps
up to 7 seconds, and press the

button.
To play the fading in/out effect for
confirmation, press
.
When you press the
 button, a
confirmation message is displayed.
If you select “Fade In/Out” in step 2, the
setting window for fading out time is
displayed. Repeat the procedures in step 3.
4
When “Execute?” is displayed, press
 and  to select “Yes,” and press
the
 button.
The file is saved as a new file with the
fading in/out effect.
To cancel fading in/out effects
 Press the HOME/BACK button while “Please
wait” appears on the display. “Interrupt
process?” is displayed. Press
 and  to
select “Yes,” and press the
 button.
 Select “No” in step 4, and press the 
button.
Tip
 The newly saved file with the fading in/out effect
included is named with a sequential number (eg.,
“_1”) as a suffix.
Notes
 You cannot add fade in/out effects to:
 Files other than files recorded in the LPCM (.wav)
format.
 Files shorter than 20 seconds.
 Music files
 Depending on the file size, it may take more than 5
minutes to complete fading.
Setting fading in/out effects