CQ-18T

The CQ can playback stereo files that were recorded from the CQ to the AHCQ\USBREC folder on the drive or mono/stereo, 44.1/48/96kHz, 16/24bit *.WAV files copied to the AHCQ\USBPLAY folder. Select Track - Select the track to be played from Playback or Recordings folders. Playback Mode – Options include Play All (and stop), Play Single (and stop), Repeat All (loop through all tracks) and Repeat Single (loop a single track).  When using Play All or Repeat All playback modes, tracks will playback either in the order they were recorded, or in the order they were copied to the drive. Transport Control – Use to Play/Pause, Stop or skip to Previous/Next. Use the circular playback position marker at the very bottom of the screen to jump to a Stereo USB playback signal will be sent to the dedicated stereo USB Input channel and will take priority over signal from USB-B. When stereo recording/playback is in progress, it is not possible to use SD card record/playback or store/recall data from USB storage. Folders, files and formats The USB device must be formatted to FAT32. This can be carried out using a computer, but it is best to format a drive using the CQ before use.  Format connected storage in the HOME / SYSTEM / USB and SD (symbols) screen. Recordings are made to the AHCQ\USBREC folder. Stereo recordings are made to stereo interleaved 24bit uncompressed *.WAV files, at the sample rate set in the CONFIG / USB/SD/BT / USB/SD screen. The CQ can playback mono/stereo, 44.1/48/96kHz, 16/24bit *.WAV files from the AHCQ\USBPLAY folder. Buffer Usage Buffer usage meters indicate the performance of the connected storage device. If buffers are filled, data will be lost and an error will be counted. Length of recording The maximum length of a stereo recording is determined by the maximum file size of 4GB, which equates to approximately 2 hrs at 96kHz or 4 hrs at 48kHz. specific point in the track. Record/Playback Priority

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