Which PMP has the best FM record feature? Which PMP has the best FM record feature?
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I know that some of the older creative players have this feature. My parents have a Zen Micro that makes pretty good recordings. I don't know if the new ones can still make recordings. Also I have a Cowon d2 that can make fm recordings. It's an awesome media player with great sound quality and a ton of features, but it might be a bit pricey if all you are going to use it for is recording radio.
1432785
Hi John, if I recall after getting it for my niece it doesn't have the record or playback button. That would have been a nice feature. Looks like you can upload music but, not record. Here is a link from Wowwee describing everything it does, etc: http://www.wowwee.com/en/support/paper-jamz-pro-mics Hope this helps and Happy Holidays.
1838680
There are 4 modes in Recording. Highest quality (FX), High quality (FH), Standard quality (HQ) and Long time (LP). When in Highest Quality (FX), Still images can not be recorded in this mode. I got for Christmas 2013, I have used in Standard Mode (HQ), works fine for now. I have a Mac Computer, I know I can use the Iphoto Program (not used yet), Not sure about Windows. I read it is compatible with Window 7. The enclosed booklet said you can download "Play Memories Home" from WWW.sony.net/pm. With this program, You should be able to burn to a DVD. Telephone to Sony is 1-800-222-SONY (7669). Hope this helps.. There are 4 modes in Recording. Highest quality (FX), High quality (FH), Standard quality (HQ) and Long time (LP). When in Highest Quality (FX), Still images can not be recorded in this mode. I got for Christmas 2013, I have used in Standard Mode (HQ), works fine for now. I have a Mac Computer, I know I can use the Iphoto Program (not used yet), Not sure about Windows. I read it is compatible with Window 7. The enclosed booklet said you can download "Play Memories Home" from WWW.sony.net/pm. With this program, You should be able to burn to a DVD. Telephone to Sony is... » Read More There are 4 modes in Recording. Highest quality (FX), High quality (FH), Standard quality (HQ) and Long time (LP). When in Highest Quality (FX), Still images can not be recorded in this mode. I got for Christmas 2013, I have used in Standard Mode (HQ), works fine for now. I have a Mac Computer, I know I can use the Iphoto Program (not used yet), Not sure about Windows. I read it is compatible with Window 7. The enclosed booklet said you can download "Play Memories Home" from WWW.sony.net/pm. With this program, You should be able to burn to a DVD. Telephone to Sony is 1-800-222-SONY (7669). Hope this helps.. « Show Less
1065772
No. Just music box music. Records only selects which music box music to play!
2276356
This is an am-fm radio plus you can record from the builtin microphone. It records to a micro SD card inserted at the left side. For example, I am using a Kingston 16 GB Type 4, SD HC card. The SD card once removed can also be used on a notebook computer which typically have the builtin connector for a micro SD card. The radio does have an ear jack. The rechargeable batteries it comes with last a very long time, in my case 5 years and they're still good.
498087
I have only used the Hrn recorder to record voice, no music. However, it records with the finest fidelity of any recorder I've ever use. It has many commercial features I have not needed to use as yet.
1625477
This camcorder records files that are ideal for FCP and FCP X. It's one of the few that records in .mov (native format to FCP and QuickTime), so you don't even need to do a transcode or conversion. You can just start editing. I use one of these for recording when I need to be mobile and a bit in studio, excellent camera for the price.
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does anyone know how to get to the recording mode so that you can change the recording time to either sp or lp playing time thanks
1207901
While the FM radio is on, press the red dot Record button to start recording. To end the recording, press the black dot Stop button. To find the recording, go to the Home screen, press Recorder, and then scroll through the list of folders to Radio Folder and press OK--that displays the list of recordings from the FM radio.
1640743
Hi,Its indeed useful and the features aare pretty handy. With minumal use of keys, you can navigate to the required menu.Quality of recording is good for band concerts and home recording.
2281387
The RCA TH1814 does not have FM and obviously no provision for recording; there is an older (and probably smaller) version that does have FM (not sure if it can record it however) but I was unable to find it among my "not used too often" stuff. The TH1814 does hold a lot of music however and that's good!
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Thanks for your email Owl G. Here's some of the most important feature differences that the PMD620 MKII offers over the PMD620: The new `Retake' feature allows a simple button press to take you back though the previously recorded audio to create a new drop-in point. This enables easy re-recording part way through unwanted takes ideal for dictation and verbal note gathering. New security features have also been added into the MKII with Password Protection and File encryption abilities that work hand in hand to keep recordings safe form unauthorized access. MP3 files can be encrypted to .MPS files and WAV files encrypted to .WAS files. Both MPS and WAS files utilize a 4 digit password protection feature so that only those with the 4 digit key can open and play the files either on the player, or in the new updated PMD Marker Editor software, included in the box. I hope that helps! Tim Brown | daleproaudio 888.462.7828
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Yes, Venida A. you can record a FM radio signal. The problem is finding FM Programs that are worth recording! sincerely, Thomas A.
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The recording quality is very good so long as the antenna is extended and the reception is good. When you record, the volume goes all the way up if you are using the speaker you will notice it. The cool thing is that you can then transfer the recordings to your pc and share them with other devices. By far the best portable radio I found in this price range, the features are very good for such a compact unit.
1739785
Yes! FM digital. Kinda hard to manipulate though, you'll see. Otherwise, I enjoy mine at my desk attached to my phone. Its a great product too, real Bamboo.
1819808
This does record from the radio or ambient sounds. This is what I need if for and it does so adequately for my needs.
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I guess you can record from the turn table source if you select "Line In " source of this RW 900 Unit. I had recorded FM Radio music from Receiver to Cassette tape of this RW 900 Unit via " Line In ". I think it is same logic. And I wonder why you take long distance to record the music via Receiver's turn table , instead of this RW 900 Unit terminal and turn table ? . Logically shorter route or connection cable has more signal quality and nose less and avoid any possible hum and noise and etc. And when you record music to your CD , do not forget to use the " Audio CD", do not use DVD or general computer data record CD. I guess you can record from the turn table source if you select "Line In " source of this RW 900 Unit. I had recorded FM Radio music from Receiver to Cassette tape of this RW 900 Unit via " Line In ". I think it is same logic. And I wonder why you take long distance to record the music via Receiver's turn table , instead of this RW 900 Unit terminal and turn table ? . Logically shorter route or connection cable has more signal quality and nose less and avoid any possible hum and noise and etc. And when you record music to your CD , do not forget to use the " Audio... » Read More I guess you can record from the turn table source if you select "Line In " source of this RW 900 Unit. I had recorded FM Radio music from Receiver to Cassette tape of this RW 900 Unit via " Line In ". I think it is same logic. And I wonder why you take long distance to record the music via Receiver's turn table , instead of this RW 900 Unit terminal and turn table ? . Logically shorter route or connection cable has more signal quality and nose less and avoid any possible hum and noise and etc. And when you record music to your CD , do not forget to use the " Audio CD", do not use DVD or general computer data record CD. « Show Less