Howdo I do direct recording
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I hope you have solved your problem by now with all the answers you are getting.
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You will need the manual (Operating Instructions) to this.You can either record from a CD in Deck A or from an external source such as an LP or audiotape.If you record from an external source, you have to connect the unit to an amplifier that is connected to that external source. See page 6. Then follow the instructions beginning on page 25.The instructions for recording from a disc in Deck A are on pages 21 to 25.It will take some time to get accustomed to this but once you do, it will be like falling off a log,But you do need the manual.If you recording from a disc in Deck A, the instructions You will need the manual (Operating Instructions) to this.You can either record from a CD in Deck A or from an external source such as an LP or audiotape.If you record from an external source, you have to connect the unit to an amplifier that is connected to that external source. See page 6. Then follow the instructions beginning on page 25.The instructions for recording from a disc in Deck A are on pages 21 to 25.It will take some time to get accustomed to this but once you do, it will be like falling off a log,But you do need the... » Read More You will need the manual (Operating Instructions) to this.You can either record from a CD in Deck A or from an external source such as an LP or audiotape.If you record from an external source, you have to connect the unit to an amplifier that is connected to that external source. See page 6. Then follow the instructions beginning on page 25.The instructions for recording from a disc in Deck A are on pages 21 to 25.It will take some time to get accustomed to this but once you do, it will be like falling off a log,But you do need the manual.If you recording from a disc in Deck A, the instructions « Show Less
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In order to record Direct,make sure your have a recordable disk in Deck B and of course Deck A with the disk you wish to record from.(1) Begin play in deckA and as Deck a is playing,(2) press record on Deck B. recording will start. You can stop or pause at any time, but this will start a new track, sometimes due copyrights you will get C41,which means you cannot record direct or as the instruction refer to as Manual Recording.
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ot sur what u mean by "direct recording"-the sony cd home recorder is like old cassette decks-it records what ever source u run into the back plug ins [usually analog input used]-purchase cd blanks that say "digital audio" in the record logo on the CD blank labels-these cd blanks hav one flaw i find in that they dont always fully complete and need to be discarded-usually about 5% hav flaws-unlike the cd blanks used for computer recordings which rarely fail-i hav recorded from all sources [cassette decks/phono/cds/tv] using RCA plug end cords-hope this helps u
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I would suggest Audacity. Its a free voice recorder program that lets you record with the microphone and edit the recording to your liking.
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On an xbox360 or xboxone. Hook it up to my 360 and hook it up to my computer. I play on the computer monitor (through the video editor software) and record while I play
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Well what are you confused about all you gotta do is plug the USB in the mic then the mic in the computer what recording program you using?
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No, not directly. You can purchase a separate Sony recorder (uses CF cards) to mount to top of camera (approx $750). This gives you a tape backup (videotape) and the CF cards allow you to import the digitized files directly into your software/computer. Unless you are purchasing this camera at an extremely reduced price I would buy a camera that records directly to cards.
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Yes you can. You have two separate inputs, and you can record either or both.
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I know of nothing in the software that will enable you to do it directly. Let's say you record to a USB flash drive. You would then unplug the flash drive from AVER and plug it into a USB port on your computer. From there, you can do with your recorded file whatever you do with any other file, which includes uploading to YouTube; but there is no direct way I know of to do it. Recall that there is no computer involved in making the recordings and a computer would be required to upload anything.
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on your wireless digital monitor their is a screen called, ( rwcord), on that screen, you can record for how ever you have it set up. 1. if you have a 64gb card you can record for a very long time. (their is a overwite on the record screen, what that means is, the if your card gets full, it well tape over, what was on their before, and the old recording, will be erased.) you can also schedule a record for what ever time, that you want it. it boils down to this, it is according how big your card is that you put inside your monitor. (when you buy a card in gb, it will till you how long it will record, in minutes. look at the brochure that comes with the card. they have less gigabit cards, and highier gigabit cards. go to amazon, and look for cards for wireless defender camera dvr's. they have all size gigabit cards, also look in your instruction book, which has a lot of information. that will help you also. jim in ohio, big_jim_usa_42928@yahoo.com
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The recording is actually quite simple. On the back there is a switch for record and playback. When you are ready to record you just flip switch to record. once you press the center in to hear how it sounds and you like what you hear you just flip the switch back to playback. This way when you put it in a stuff animal it can't accidentally be recorded over. Hope this helped
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You should be able to record to your computer through the USB to whatever recording software you are using.
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Yeah, totally! You just need a mic obviously and some software. Audacity should work fine, which is free. Just plug this in to a USB port, plug the mic in, set everything up, and hit record.
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The x1 doesn't record internally so you'd have to run from an output to a computer or other recording device. I record on my computer using the program Audacity.
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mcc, you record & play back with the same "cd drawer". just follow the direction,it's very simple.
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Any number of programs have recording capabilities. Just have to find the one you like.
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Sorry, can't help, have not tried to record with this machine. But there is a record button on the remote, so you must be able or that would not be there. Make sense.
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Yes you can use this setup to record right to the camera, or you can use an external recorder like a Zoom H4N etc.
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I am still working on trying to record something. Not enough information on how to operate it.