Marantz PMD671 Portable Solid State Recorder User Manual

							While the display  is flashing (3 seconds) press
and release the MARK/
EDIT button two more
times.Renumber is flash-
ing in the display.How to erase all EDL marks within one track
From stop, press and hold the MARK/
EDIT
button for about 2 seconds to enter Edit mode.
TrkMkERASE is
flashing in the display.
While TrkMkERASE is flashing (3 seconds) press
and release the ENTER button  
.
Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 or the
 -/F.REV button 
 to select the track that
contains the EDL Marks to erase.
Example to erase all
EDL marks in Track
12.
While the track number is flashing, press and
release the ENTER button
.  (Or press and
release the STOP button 
 to cancel.)
EXECUTING
will be displayed
momentarily.
Done will be
displayed mo-
mentarily.
The PMD671 and the display will return to the
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Track number is
flashing in the
ERASE display
first track, so you
can choose an-
other track to
erase its EDL
marks.How to erase all EDL marks
From stop, press and hold the MARK/
EDIT
button for about 2 seconds to enter Edit mode.
Renumber is flash-
ing in the display.
While the display  is flashing (3 seconds) press
and release the MARK/
EDIT button three more
times.
AllMkERASE is
flashing in the display.
While AllMkERASE is flashing (3 seconds), press
and release the ENTER button
.
AllMkErOK? is
flashing in the
display.
The display asks you to confirm that you want to
erase all EDL Marks on the CF card. While
AllMkErOK? is flashing, press and release the
ENTER button
 to confirm.  (Or press and
release the STOP button 
 to cancel.)
EXECUTING will be
displayed momen-
tarily.
Done will be dis-
played momentarily.
The PMD671 and the display will return to stop
mode.
How to format a CF card
From stop, press and hold the MARK/
EDIT
button for about 2 seconds to enter Edit mode.
Renumber is flash-
ing in the display.
While the display is flashing (3 seconds) press
and release the MARK/
EDIT button four more
times.
Press and release the STOP button 
 to exit. 
						

							LINE-dB
00 40 20 12 6 2 0 over-dB
R L
FORMAT is flash-
ing in the display.
While FORMAT is flashing (3 seconds), press and
release the ENTER button
.
FORMAT OK? is
flashing in the
display.
The display asks you to confirm that you want to
format the CF card. Formatting the CF card will
erase all recordings on the card.
While FORMAT OK? is flashing, press and
release the ENTER button 
 to confirm.  (Or
press and release the STOP button 
 to cancel.)
EXECUTING will be
displayed momen-
tarily.
Done will be dis-
played momentarily.
The PMD671 returns to stop mode.
BlankCard will be
displayed.
The CF card formats used by the PMD671 are
Windows compatible. You can copy audio files
using a Windows compatible computer* that can
read a CF card or be connected via the USB port.
*Or a Macintosh computer that can recognize Windows
compatible removable drives.
CF cards with less than 2 GB capacity are auto-
matically formatted FAT16 (FAT = File Allocation
Table).
CF cards with 2 - 8 GB capacity are automatically
formatted FAT32.
The maximum CF card that can be formatted in
the PMD671 is 8 GB. If larger cards are used,
please format in your computer.
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How to check a CF card (CARD CHECK)
Although rare, manufacturing defects in CF cards
occasionally prevent a CF card from being able
to read and write at the speeds required by the
PMD671. CARD CHECK does a sample read/
write to check if a CF card has problems. If a
CARD CHECK fails, you can usually return the
CF card for a replacement.
From stop, press and hold the MARK/
EDIT
button for about 2 seconds to enter Edit mode.
Renumber is flash-
ing in the display.
While the display is flashing (3 seconds) press
and release the MARK/
EDIT button five more
times.
CARD CHECK is
flashing in the
display.
While CARD CHECK is flashing (3 seconds)
press and release the ENTER button
.
EXECUTING will
be displayed and
the percentage will
go to 100%.
Read: and Write:
numbers will be
displayed. If the
read and write
numbers are the same, the CF card check is
successful.
Note:
The number times 2 equals the actual read and write speed
in kbps. For the example card, the total speed of the
PMD671 and CF card was thus 6646 kbps. To read and
write audio at 24-bit 96 kHz requires at least 4680 kbps.
Example display 
						

							20.  TRACK JUMP forward button 
During playback, press and release to jump to the
next track. If pressed while playing the last track,
playback jumps to the first track on the CF card.
21.  - /F.REV button 
22.  F.FWD/+ button 
During playback, press and hold the -/F.REV
button 
 to Fast Reverse and, do an audible
search in the reverse direction. Press and hold
the F.FWD/+ button 
 to Fast Forward and, do
a 2X speed audible search in the forward direc-
tion.   Release to return to normal forward play-
back.
During play pause, press and hold the -/F.REV
button 
 or the F.FWD/+ button  to Fast
Reverse or Fast Forward quickly.  The Fast
Reverse or Fast Forward is at 10X speed for
three seconds, then it automatically speeds up to
140X speed.
During Editing and Menu functions, press and
release the -/F.REV button 
 to increment a
parameter in the - direction, and press and
release the F.FWD/+ button 
 to increment a
parameter in the + direction.
Notes:
• If the -/F.REV button 
 or the F.FWD/+ button  is
held past the beginning or end of a track, the Fast
Reverse or Fast Forward will continue onto the previous
or next track.
• If REPEAT SINGLE or REPEAT ALL is on, the Fast
Reverse or Fast Forward will follow the repeat order.
• The buttons do not function in EDL playback or EDL A-B
repeat.
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SOLID STATE RECORDER PMD671
POWER
MIC ATTEN 0dB -20dBFLAT
ANC
LEVEL CONT.LIMITERALC MANUALOFF
ONEDL PLAY
STEREO
L
AUDIO  OUTRSOURCE FILEMONITOROFF ONPRE RECMARK A-B REPEAT INPUTEDIT
SINGLE
OFFALLOFF
ONINPUT LOCKTRACK JUMPMARGIN RESET REC
UNDO
 MENU/STORE ENTER CANCELPLAY / PAUSE STOPUSB
- / REW
FWD / +
TRACK JUMP
MARGIN RESET REC
UNDO
 MENU/STOREENTERCANCELPLAY / PAUSE STOP
USB
- / F.REV
F.FWD / +
19
TRACK JUMP
REC
UNDO
TRACK
TIME TRACK
LINE-dB
00 40 20 12 6 2 0 over-dB
R L
TRACK
TIME TRACK
MIC INT-dB
00
4020 12
620
over-dB
R L
TRACK
TIME TRACK
MIC INT-dB
00
4020 12
620
over-dB
R L
Controls and Connections
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19, 20.  TRACK
JUMP buttons
TRACK JUMP reverse button 
REC UNDO button
TRACK JUMP forward button 
19.  TRACK JUMP reverse button 
During playback, press and release to jump to the
previous track. If pressed while playing the first
track, playback jumps to the last track on the CF
card.
19.  REC UNDO button
During recording, press and release twice to undo
(erase) the recording and pause recording at the
beginning of the track.
Example display
during record.
Example display for
3 seconds after
REC UNDO button
is pressed.
Example if REC
UNDO button is
pressed again
within the 3 sec-
onds.
Recording is at REC pause at the beginning of
the track.
       20           21            22
- / F.REVF.FWD / + 
						

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SOLID STATE RECORDER PMD671
POWER
MIC ATTEN 0dB -20dBFLAT
ANC
LEVEL CONT.LIMITERALC MANUALOFF
ONEDL PLAY
STEREO
L
AUDIO  OUTRSOURCE FILEMONITOROFF ONPRE RECMARK A-B REPEAT INPUTEDIT
SINGLE
OFFALLOFF
ONINPUT LOCKTRACK JUMPMARGIN RESET REC
UNDO
 MENU/STORE ENTER CANCELPLAY / PAUSE STOPUSB
- / REW
FWD / +
TRACK JUMP
MARGIN RESET REC
UNDO
 MENU/STOREENTERCANCELPLAY / PAUSE STOP
USB
- / F.REV
F.FWD / +
MIC INTTRACK
TIME TRACK
-dB00
4020 12
620
over-dB
R L
level margin
 MENU/STORE MARGIN RESETUSB
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SOLID STATE RECORDER PMD671
POWER
MIC ATTEN 0dB -20dBFLAT
ANCLEVEL CONT.LIMITERALC MANUALOFF
ONEDL PLAY
STEREO
L
AUDIO  OUTRSOURCE FILEMONITOROFF ONPRE RECMARK A-B REPEAT INPUTEDITSINGLE
OFFALLOFF
ONINPUT LOCKTRACK JUMPMARGIN RESET REC
UNDO
 MENU/STORE ENTER CANCELPLAY / PAUSE STOPUSB- / REW
FWD / +
TRACK JUMP
MARGIN RESET REC
UNDO
 MENU/STOREENTERCANCELPLAY / PAUSE STOP
USB
- / F.REV
F.FWD / +
a          b
d          c
Controls and Connections
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MARGIN RESET button
During record, press and release to reset the
peak level margin.
Example display
with level margin at
OV before pressing
the MARGIN RE-
SET button.
The level margin displays the highest level
achieved since the track began, or the MARGIN
RESET button was pressed and released. OV
indicates a margin over 0dB.
USB button
Connects the CF card via the USB port to a
connected device (usually a computer).
From power off, press and hold the USB button
while you slide the PMD671's POWER switch to
the right.
This display
appears.
The CF card in the PMD671 appears as an
external drive on a connected computer.
Power off to disconnect.
See page 51, How to connect via the USB port.
MENU/STORE  button
Press and hold for about 2 seconds to enter
menu mode.Press and release during menu operations to
store the changed values.
Menu operations
Menu operations let you fine tune how the
PMD671 is set up, including the recording pa-
rameters for your specific recording situation.
The PMD671 is always recording using Preset1,
2 or 3. To modify the recording setup, you modify
one of those three presets.
The Menu procedure starts with selecting one of
the Presets, then modifying either the settings
within that Preset, or the General settings for
Date and time, date format, beep and/or battery
type.
1. Press and hold the 
MENU/STORE button
(a) for about 2 seconds. Preset will appear
(flashing) in the display.
Example
display Press ENTER 
...... save & switch to next item
Press 
MENU/STORE ..................... save & exit Select Preset
Quick instructions
Press & hold 
MENU/STORE 2 sec ....... Preset
Press ENTER 
................................... Preset#
Press F.FWD/+ 
..................................... set # 23.  MARGIN RESET/
USB 
MENU/STORE
buttons
Several functions depending
on state of the PMD671.
2. While Preset is flashing, press and release
the ENTER button
 (b).
The flashing
switches to the
Preset choice.
continues 
						

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Example display 3. Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 (c)
or the -/F.REV button
 (d) to tab through
Preset1, Preset2 and Preset3.
4. When the correct choice is displayed, press
and release the ENTER button
 (b) to
select your Preset choice.
The display
switches to
RecFormat flash-
You can:
• Press and release the ENTER button 
 to switch to
editing the Rec Format parameters of your Preset
choice.
• Press and release the 
MENU/STORE button to store
your Preset choice and exit Menu mode.
• Press and release the CANCEL button 
 to exit menu
mode without changing your Preset.
• Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/
F.REV button
 to change menu settings that are not
specific to a Preset. (The F.FWD/+ button 
 switches
to MONITOR Mode, and the -/F.REV button 
switches to Default.)
Menu settings
1. Press and hold the 
MENU/STORE button
(a) for about 2 seconds. Preset will appear
(flashing) in the display.
Example display
2. While Preset is flashing, press and release
the F.FWD/+  button 
.
The display
switches to Date/
Time flashing.
The Menu choices are:
General settings
(common to Presets 1, 2 and 3)
Date/Time – For setting or changing the Date
and Time associated with when an audio
track (file) was created.Date Form – For selecting the date order.
Beep – Turn the beep on or off.
A.PowOff – Enable or disable the Automatic
Power Off feature.
Batt type – Set the battery type.
Preset - Choose 1, 2 or 3.
Within Preset choice:
RecFormat – For setting or changing the re-
cording compression algorithm, bit rate, sam-
pling frequency, audio file type, and if one or two
input channels are to be recorded.
RAW Mode - Choose Monitor or TimeShft.
Verify - Set the automatic recording verify
feature on or off.
PupPreRec - Set the power up pre record
feature on* or off.
*If PupPreRec is on in the preset menu, AutoTrk will not
work, even if it is set to on.
St Mode - If Stereo is set in RecFormat this sets
how Left and Right input channels are recorded
(Stereo, L-Stereo or 0-20dB).
Mono Mode - If Mono is set in RecFormat this
sets how the source is recorded onto the MONO
channel (Mono or L/R mix mono).
Auto Mark - Turn the automatic EDL mark
feature on or off.
Manual TR – Turn manual track incrementing
feature on or off.
Auto TRK - Turn the automatic track
incrementing feature on or off, and if on, set the
time interval.
SeamlsPly – Turn the Seamless play feature on
or off.
SilentSkp – Turn Silent Skip feature ON, Off or
ON with new track, set the number of seconds
the dB level must meet or exceed the set thresh-
old, and set the dB threshold level.
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Auto Cue – Turn the Auto Cue feature on or off,
set the number of milliseconds the dB level must
meet or exceed the set threshold, and set the dB
threshold level.
S.Monitor - Turn the Stop Monitor feature on or
off.
SinglePly – Turn the single track play feature on
or off.
Remote – Set the effect of the optional wired
remote contact closure switch plugged into the
REMOTE 1 jack.
ID1Dscrpt – Set the description ID code for
broadcast wave file recordings.
ID2Origin – Set the origin ID code for broadcast
wave file recordings.
ID3OrgRef – Set the origin reference ID code for
broadcast wave file recordings.
Default – Reset all Menu settings to factory
default settings.
How to set or change the Date and time
The date and time are written on each audio track
(file) when the track is started. When an audio
track is viewed on a computer, this date and time
appears as when the file was 'modified'. (US date
format is illustrated.)
The Date/Time
Menu choice will
most likely ap-
pear.
Note
If another Menu choice appears (Date Form, Beep,
A.PowOff, Batt type) press and release the F.FWD/+ button
repeatedly until Date/Time is displayed.
3. Press and release the ENTER button .
The current date
and time informa-
tion will be
displayed with
Example display 1. From stop, press and hold the 
MENU/
STORE button for about 2 seconds. Preset
will appear (flashing) in the display.
Example
display
2. With Preset flashing, press and release the
F.FWD/+ button 
.
Quick instructions
Press & hold 
MENU/STORE 2 sec ....... Preset
Press F.FWD/+ 
............................. Date/Time
Press ENTER 
..................................... month
Press F.FWD/+ 
 repeatedly ..... correct month
Press ENTER 
......................................... day
Press F.FWD/+ 
 repeatedly ......... correct day
Press ENTER 
........................................ year
Press F.FWD/+ 
 repeatedly ........ correct year
Press ENTER 
........................................ hour
Press F.FWD/+ 
 repeatedly ........ correct hour
Press ENTER 
.................................... minute
Press F.FWD/+ 
 repeatedly .... correct minute
Press ENTER 
............................... Date/Time
Press 
MENU/STORE .................... store & exitthe month flashing.
4. With the month flashing press and release the
F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/F.REV button
to tab through the months.  When the month
Example display is correct, press
and release the
ENTER button
.
The day will be flashing.
5. With the day flashing press and release the
F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/F.REV button
to tab through days. When the day is correct,
press and release the ENTER button 
.
The year will be flashing.
Example
display
6. With the year flashing press and release the
F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/F.REV button
to tab through years (2005 - 2099). When the
year is correct, press and release the ENTER
button 
.
PM
PM
PM 
						

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PM
PM
Example
display.
7. With the hour flashing, press and release the
F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/F.REV button
to tab through hours. AM, PM will change
when you pass 12, check that it is correct.
When the hour and AM/PM is correct, press
and release the ENTER button
.
The minute will be flashing.
Example
display
8. With the minute flashing, press and release
the F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/F.REV
button
 to tab through minutes. When the
minute is correct*, press and release the
ENTER button 
.
Date/Time will
be flashing.
*To set time correct to the second, set to the next minute and
wait for that minute to begin before pressing the ENTER
button 
.
The hour will be flashing.
date and/or time,
Stored will be
displayed briefly. 9. Press and release the 
MENU/STORE
button. If you have made changes to the
The display will return to stop mode.
Note:
The date and time settings will remain for about 5 years if
the AC Adapter is not plugged in and no batteries are
installed.
Date Form
The Date Form is the date order month/day/year
or day/month/year.
The US default is M/D/Y (month/day/year).
The Europe default is D/M/Y (day/month/year).How to set or change the Date Form
Quick instructions
Press & hold 
MENU/STORE 2 sec ....... Preset
Press F.FWD/+ 
 2X ....................... Date Form
Press ENTER 
...................... M/D/Y or D/M/Y
Press F.FWD/+ 
.................... M/D/Y or D/M/Y
Press ENTER 
.............................. Date Form
Press 
MENU/STORE .................... store & exit
1. From stop, press and hold the 
MENU/
STORE button
for about 2
seconds.
Preset will appear (flashing) in the display.
2. With Preset flashing, press and release the
F.FWD/+ button
 repeatedly
until Date Form
is displayed.
3. Press and release the ENTER button 
again.  The M/D/
Y choice will
flash.
4. Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 or
the -/F.REV
button 
 to
toggle between
M/D/Y and D/M/Y.
5. When the desired form appears, press and
release the ENTER button 
.
The display
returns to Date
Form flashing.
You can:
• Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/
F.REV button to tab to another menu choice, or
• Press and release the  
MENU/STORE button to
write the menu changes and return to stop mode, or
• Press and release the CANCEL button 
 to cancel all
menu changes and return to stop mode. 
						

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Beep
When battery charge can provide no more than
1-3 minutes of recording or playback and Beep is
set to On, the CHARGE indicator, REC indicator
and the battery indicator in the display will flash,
and the PMD671 will beep through the head-
phones or speaker.
If the PMD671 is not operated for 30 minutes
during stop or play pause, power can be auto-
matically shut off to conserve battery life. (See
A.PowOFF.) If A.PowOFF is set to Yes, and Beep
is set to ON, the PMD671 will beep to alert you
that the power is shutting off.
Default is Beep On.
How to set or change the Beep
Example
display 1. From stop, press and hold the 
MENU/
STORE button for about 2 seconds. Preset
will appear (flashing) in the display. Quick instructions
Press & hold 
MENU/STORE 2 sec ....... Preset
Press F.FWD/+ 
 3X ................................ Beep
Press ENTER 
................................ Off or On
Press F.FWD/+ 
.............................. Off or On
Press ENTER 
....................................... Beep
Press 
MENU/STORE .................... store & exit
2. While Preset is flashing, press and release
the F.FWD/+ button 
 repeatedly until Beep
is displayed.
3. Press and release the ENTER button 
.
The On-Off choice will flash.
4. Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 or
the -/F.REV button 
 to toggle between
On and Off.5. When the desired state appears press and
release the ENTER button 
.
The display returns to Beep flashing.
You can:
• Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/
F.REV button to tab to another menu choice, or
• Press and release the  
MENU/STORE button to write
the menu changes and return to stop mode, or
• Press and release the CANCEL button 
 to cancel all
menu changes and return to stop mode.
Quick instructions
Press & hold 
MENU/STORE 2 sec ....... Preset
Press F.FWD/+ 
 4X ......................... A.PowOff
Press ENTER 
................................ Yes or No
Press F.FWD/+ 
.............................. Yes or No
Press ENTER 
................................ A.PowOff
Press 
MENU/STORE .................... store & exit Automatic Power Off
If the PMD671 is not operated for 30 minutes
during stop or play pause, power is automatically
shut off to conserve battery life when A.PowOff is
set to Yes.
Default is A.PowOFF Yes
How to set or change Automatic Power Off
2. While Preset is flashing, press and release
the F.FWD/+ button 
 repeatedly until
A.PowOff is displayed.
3. Press and release the ENTER button 
.
The Yes-No choice will flash. 1. From stop, press and hold the 
MENU/
STORE button for about 2 seconds. Preset
will appear (flashing) in the display.
Example
display
Example
display
Example
displayExample
display
Example
display
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display
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4. Press and release the F.FWD/+ button  or
2. With Preset flashing, press and release the
F.FWD/+ button
 repeatedly
until Batt type  is
displayed.
3. Press and release the MENU button 
.
The Batt type
choice will flash.
 4. Press and release the F.FWD+ button 
 to
tab through the
Battery type
choices. 1. From stop, press and hold the 
MENU/
STORE button for about 2 seconds. Preset
will appear (flashing) in the display. the -/F.REV
button 
 to
toggle between
Yes and No.
5. When the desired state appears, press and
release the ENTER button 
.The display
returns to
A.PowOff
flashing.
You can:
• Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/
F.REV button
 to tab to another menu choice, or
• Press and release the  MENU/STORE button to write
the menu changes and return to stop mode, or
• Press and release the CANCEL button 
 to cancel all
menu changes and return to stop mode.
Battery Type
The PMD671 can operate on 8 standard AA size
Alkaline, Ni-Cd or Ni-MH batteries.
An optional Ni-Cd battery pack (Model RB1100
available from Marantz Professional) will be
charged by the built-in charger when the AC
adaptor is plugged in.
An optional Ni-MH battery pack (Model RB1651
available from Marantz Professional) will be
charged by the built-in charger when the AC
adaptor is plugged in.
The Battery Type setting is used for the battery
indicator in the display and "Low Battery" warn-
ing. If the setting does not match installed batter-
ies the PMD671 will not show the appropriate
battery status.Example
display
5. With the desired battery type displayed, press
and release the ENTER button 
.The
display returns to
Batt type flash-
ing.
You can:
• Press and release the F.FWD/+ button 
 or the -/
F.REV button
 to tab to another menu choice, or
• Press and release the  MENU/STORE button to write
the menu changes and return to stop mode, or
• Press and release the CANCEL button 
 to cancel all
menu changes and return to stop mode.
Default is Alkaline.
How to set or change Battery Type
Quick instructions
Press & hold 
MENU/STORE 2 sec ....... Preset
Press F.FWD/+ 
 5X .......................... Batt type
Press ENTER 
............... battery type flashing
Press F.FWD/+ 
........... tab thru battery types
Press ENTER 
................................. Batt type
Press 
MENU/STORE .................... store & exit 
						

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Rec Format
The PMD671 can record from analog or digital
inputs, on one channel (mono) or two (stereo), in
PCM at 24 or 16 bits, and in MP2 or MP3 com-
pression formats.
For given channels and formats the PMD671 can
record at several bit rates and sample frequen-
cies.
The file extension (.wav, .mpg, .mp3) is set by the
file format chosen (PCM, MP2, MP3) except for
BWF files (Broadcast Wave Format). The BWF
file extension can be either .wav, or .bwf.
As audio quality goes up (more bits, less com-
pression, higher sampling frequency, greater bit
rate), the amount of information recorded in-
creases so the amount of time that can be re-
corded on a CF card of a specific size goes
down. See Recording time chart on page 57.
The PMD671 has a sizeable range of file format
parameter choices available, but it does not
present you with every possible combination.
Your decisions about which File Format param-
eters to use will depend on the quality level you
need for the purpose(s) of your recording versus
limitations in recording time.
Note:
At very high audio quality levels, processor power also
becomes a limitation. The RAW (Read After Write) and Time
Shift features are processor intensive, so in some instances
the MONITOR and Verify features and 24-bit recording
cannot be used simutaneously. See charts on page 14.
The File Format chart below follows the PMD671
File Format menu setting procedure as you read
columns from left to right.
Note
A full size copy of this chart is on page 58.
Rec Format ChartThe RecFormat setting procedure is usually
unnecessary for Digital Input. See page 34. The
following applies to inputs from MIC, LINE IN,
and the Internal mic.
Channel(s)
Choose between Stereo and Mono recording
(two or one channel). For PCM recording, Stereo
is about twice as time intensive as Mono.
Format
Choose between PCM (16 or 24 bit) or a com-
pression format (MP2 or MP3).
Fs (Sampling Frequency)
Choose the Sample Frequency (in kHz).
Bit rate
You can select a bit rate in kilobits per second
(kbps) for a compression format (MP2 or MP3).
File ext. (File extension)
In most cases, you have chosen the file exten-
sion by choosing the Format. If you desire a
BWF file choose between .wav and .bwf for the
file extension.
16 bit PCM24 bit 16 bit
mp3/bwf
(80, 64, 40, 32, 24, 16)24, 22.05, 16mp3/bwf
(160, 128, 80, 64, 40, 32)48, 44.1, 32
MP3mpg/bwf
(192, 128, 96, 64, 48, 32)48, 44.1, 32
MP216, 12, 11.025, 8 48, 44.1, 32, 24, 22.05,wav/bwf 96, 88.2, 48, 44.1
MonoBWF ext.
wav/bwf mp3/bwf mp3/bwf mpg/bwf
(160, 128, 80, 64, 40, 32)24, 22.05, 16 (320, 256, 160, 128, 80, 64)48, 44.1, 32
MP3(384, 256, 192, 128, 96, 64)48, 44.1, 32
MP2 PCM
Stereo24 bit
wav/bwf
16, 12, 11.025, 8 48, 44.1, 32, 24, 22.05,96, 88.2, 48, 44.1File ext. Fs kHz and
(Bit rate kbps) Audio
Format Channel(s)