MP3 MuVo N200 direct encod

I just bought a MuVo N200 today. One of the reason that I got it was that it has the direct recording/encoding function.
However, I have tried with various stereo sets at home, my hi-fi to DVD/CD players, it seems that either the recording was not good or I cannot put the plug into the socket (line out - from Hi-Fi stereo).
Can any one help me on this? Or is the direct recording good fot small discman or walkman?
This is what I did:
hi-fi stereo - Line out (typically 2) Left or Right. I plugged into Right. I tried and the recording was okay. But when I listen, only side of my ear piece has the music.
Please advise and thank u!

Hey guys, wake up!
Maybe there is a reason to use the line in for direct encoding, such as record li've-recordings from radio, TV, rehersal-rooms or copy old Vinyl-LP or other....
Line out from the stereo should be ok, but if the volume is too low, you may want to try the Tape-out on your amplifier. And you should use a Steres-phono to Stereo mini-jack cable. If you only record to one side, it could be the Cable, the Amplifier line out or the mp3 line which is broken in one side.Message Edited by oelund on 04-04-2005 0:9 PM

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