Adr 620 is not dubbing or recording and is showing on the recording side no audio each time I put a blank cd in

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MODEL : ADR-620. Please read this manual carefully before operating your set. ... dealer or "LG Electronics U.K.Ltd." If the mains sockets in ..... POWER. PLAYBACK. SPEED. CD SYNC. ERASE. DUBBING. FINALIZE. ADR-620. 1. 10. 4. 5. 6. 7.

using the dubbing button on your recorder will recorder from your cd player on the right side of the deck to the cdr recorder on your left side..the left side of the deck is the cd recorder...hope it helps...just place a cd disc on the right side and a blank cd on the left side push dubbing button and wait till the left side reads the song on the recorder cd on the right

Ohhhh, If you look in the manual you will probably see that it requires blank media with the words DIGITAL AUDIO imprinted on them. DATA discs can not be used for recording on consumer CD recorders.

For VHS to DVD, put the tape to dub in the VHS slot and a blank DVD in the DVD tray. Make sure the DVD is compatible with the DVD recorder (see the recommended disc list) and is unfinalized if you are using a R/W disc. Close the tray. Set the unit to VCR mode with the DVD/VCR button. Advance the tape to the place that you want the recording to start. Then press the Dubbing button (either on the remote or the unit itself). Select the recording mode (SP, LP etc), highlight Dubbing then press Enter or Dubbing. Press Stop to interrupt the recording.

For DVD to VHS, put a blank tape in the VCR (make sure the protection tab has not been broken off) and the DVD to duplicate in the DVD tray and close the tray. Put the unit in DVD mode by pressing the DVD/VCR button. Find the point at which you want to start recording the DVD. Again press Dubbing and set up the recording mode and highlight Dubbing and press Enter or Dubbing.

Note that copyprotected content can not be recorded.

The manual for this recorder is on the right side of the page here: http://www.lg.com/us/tv-audio-video/video/LG-dvd-recorder-RC897T.jsp . See page 48 for the screen captures of setting the recording mode part of the dubbing procedure.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Mine keeps doing this. It isn't a disc compatibility problem. I find if I switch the machine off completely for about half an hour and then switch it back on the problem fixes itself.

Put a blank cd in the right deck; put the one you are recording from in the left deck. Close door. Punch dub.. after it scan all the tracks, then punch play/select on the right hand side, then it will dub it for you. Once it gets thru dubbing; hit finalize - lights blink twice, then hit finalize again. once lights go out it's finished dubbing and you can play it back to hear your recording...

First of all, CD-RW will not work in most regular CD players.

CD-R should work in other players but you will need to finalise them first. Refer to your manual on how to finalise a disc. Once finalised your discs should play in 99% of machines. Only very old machines (from the 80s) might have problems.

Hi!
usually dedicated AUDIO disks are recognized, provided they have been fully finalized at the end of the record session. This works also with "standard" disks except poor quality one's (the cheapest, in fact!)
If the problem persists, perhaps the LENS is dusty, or greasy , or worse :(
You can clean it with a cleaning CD or open the box and CAREFULLY clean it with any optical paper, eventually 70° alcohol.
You can also fix the green screw on the left of the lens but this is not recommended if y're not familiar with the guts of the machine. So avoid.
Papooh

Check your wire they could be damage

ah..yes..mi friend, i was in that spot one time. one suggestion i have is-make sure the blank cd you are trying to record on is a "compact disc DIGITAL audio"...or try hitting the "input select" button.