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Cannot record digitaly

When i try to digitaly record onto the minidisk player mds-je480, a flashing warning appears with the words DIN UNLOCK C 70. as i have lost the manual i am stumped. i am assuming it is a code but dont know how to unlock it.I would appreciate any advice. thank you so much.

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1) The manual is available for free from Sony.

It means you are trying to record a digital file ... and the SCMS Copy System will not allow you to make a digital copy of a digital original. It has to do with copyright law.

Just record it via the analog input. You can, in fact, make a digital copy of an analog file, if you wish.

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Is the tape write-protected? If so, remove the protection.

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    Eliezer Pennywhistler Apr 03, 2013

    Oddly enough, minidiscs do not use tape.

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