Does the recording of a voice reading from a manuscript go into an identifiable file that could be emailed?
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No. It's just a microphone: a hardware that captures sound.Making a recording, saving it as a particular file-type (identifiable or not), and emailing said file are all software functions. Most operating systems (Windows, Mac) have built-in recording software that can perform your function.Alternatively, as Trey mentioned, Audacity is a better-than-most-software-gold-standard that can record and manipulate sound files.
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This microphone would work perfectly fine for that. What you will want to do, however, is download a free program called Audacity. Audacity will let you record your voice through the mic, and will allow you to export the audio file with any name into a massive variety of formats from .mp3 to WAV file types once you have recorded what you want.
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I haven't tried it that way I used a digital recorder to record off the phone unscrupulous business so I also have a record of the conversation for myself. From the digital recorder it was a simple task with a mp3 player to play back the file and copy it on any computer for save keeping. You for a laptop would need to have to activate a recording program and then select this device for the input and output not real clear cut like a digital recorder with is a direct connection. Have a tech head buddy help you most windows or linux OS have these utilities available in them.
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I think there are a couple of ways you could do this if I'm understanding your question as "Can I capture on my computer an audio file of me giving a presentation?" 1: Wear the headset, connect via Bluetooth to your iPhone or similar, start to record a Voice Memo (iPhone) and start talking. Email the Voice Memo file to yourself and store it on your computer. 2: Wear the headset, connect the headset base station to your computer via the provided USB cord, start an audio recording application on your computer (there are many of these, some come with the OS, some are freeware, some have modest cost such as Piezo), hit the record button on the application and start talking. This will give you an audio file on your computer.
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Hi,I also am running into a problem with file format. When it records messages (which it does fine) it records them in dvf digital voice file which I'm trying to find out how to convert into an mp3 file. We bought the recorder so we could record sermons and add them to our website but no one has heard of this file format and our website doesn't recognize it. Beware those of you looking to transfer these files into other media, you'll be able to hear it on your computer but you can't share it unless their systems can read dvf files. Major Sigh! If anyone has an answer to converting dvf to mp3 please post. Hi,I also am running into a problem with file format. When it records messages (which it does fine) it records them in dvf digital voice file which I'm trying to find out how to convert into an mp3 file. We bought the recorder so we could record sermons and add them to our website but no one has heard of this file format and our website doesn't recognize it. Beware those of you looking to transfer these files into other media, you'll be able to hear it on your computer but you can't share it unless their systems can read dvf files. Major Sigh! If anyone has an answer to converting dvf... » Read More Hi,I also am running into a problem with file format. When it records messages (which it does fine) it records them in dvf digital voice file which I'm trying to find out how to convert into an mp3 file. We bought the recorder so we could record sermons and add them to our website but no one has heard of this file format and our website doesn't recognize it. Beware those of you looking to transfer these files into other media, you'll be able to hear it on your computer but you can't share it unless their systems can read dvf files. Major Sigh! If anyone has an answer to converting dvf to mp3 please post. « Show Less
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You know what . . . .? I haven't used my digital voice recorder since I got my Macbook which records my voice and then I can lay a track of music over the voice recording. I use it for my hypnosis client's sessions. So I can't help with your question, sorry.
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Yes, the "pen" will place the scanned text at the cursor location. The text is then part of the file into which it was inserted.
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scan it and save as pdf on your computer. then attach the pdf to your email.
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Jon, in my work I do a lot of public speaking and writing, including a bunch of books on running small businesses. Articles and books grow from ideas first captured during speaking. I always have a recorder with me when I'm driving or walking in the hills or explaining ideas to my wife, so I can capture ideas when the muse is there. One seeming drawback to the digital recorder is the inability to continue a recorded file once it is stopped. I'm wondering if there are any fixes to this. Is there any way to link two digital voice files, either on the recorder itself, or after they are transferred to the computer? mvh Jon, in my work I do a lot of public speaking and writing, including a bunch of books on running small businesses. Articles and books grow from ideas first captured during speaking. I always have a recorder with me when I'm driving or walking in the hills or explaining ideas to my wife, so I can capture ideas when the muse is there. One seeming drawback to the digital recorder is the inability to continue a recorded file once it is stopped. I'm wondering if there are any fixes to this. Is there any way to link two digital voice files, either on the recorder itself, or after they... » Read More Jon, in my work I do a lot of public speaking and writing, including a bunch of books on running small businesses. Articles and books grow from ideas first captured during speaking. I always have a recorder with me when I'm driving or walking in the hills or explaining ideas to my wife, so I can capture ideas when the muse is there. One seeming drawback to the digital recorder is the inability to continue a recorded file once it is stopped. I'm wondering if there are any fixes to this. Is there any way to link two digital voice files, either on the recorder itself, or after they are transferred to the computer? mvh « Show Less
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Yes, you certainly can. It is not a direct nor intuitive process. In fact, you have to save the scanned item, export it to a file in PDF or Image format, then use your email software to pick up the item and send it along. This is a big shortcoming. Having developed software for quite some time, this is a rather easy function to create within the application and it surprised me that it doesn't offer the feature.There is another optional service NeatCloud which allows you to use the cloud to share the document with a number of other services (e.g. Dropbox, EverNote, etc.) This service ranges in price for the type of services desired. Yes, you certainly can. It is not a direct nor intuitive process. In fact, you have to save the scanned item, export it to a file in PDF or Image format, then use your email software to pick up the item and send it along. This is a big shortcoming. Having developed software for quite some time, this is a rather easy function to create within the application and it surprised me that it doesn't offer the feature.There is another optional service NeatCloud which allows you to use the cloud to share the document with a number of other services (e.g. Dropbox, EverNote, etc.) This... » Read More Yes, you certainly can. It is not a direct nor intuitive process. In fact, you have to save the scanned item, export it to a file in PDF or Image format, then use your email software to pick up the item and send it along. This is a big shortcoming. Having developed software for quite some time, this is a rather easy function to create within the application and it surprised me that it doesn't offer the feature.There is another optional service NeatCloud which allows you to use the cloud to share the document with a number of other services (e.g. Dropbox, EverNote, etc.) This service ranges in price for the type of services desired. « Show Less
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I believe so. If not, I have a pdf saved ready to send if purchased. Thanks
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Yes. It is not as loud or good quality as if you were recording someone talking directly, but it is clearly audible.
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You could burn an audio file onto a CD in the unit. However first the telephone conversation would have to be converted into some sort of digitized format, if it hasn't been already, then loaded onto your computer. You can buy digital voice recorders that record audio in digital formats, then you can move the file from the recorder to your computer.
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No unless you were able to somehow pull out the vocal track. Otherwise the effect will apply to the entire recording...
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I don't think so. I've used this for quite sometime and like it for a no nonsense answering machine but I don't think you have that option. However, you can "trick" it by filling the memory and then it won't record anything else but will still answer; in that case it will act like announce only.
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Depends on the memory of the recorder, there is no limit of file size, there might be a limit when you to email a recording. But the recorder doesn't have any limits.
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No...You can directly upload the files to an computer, then send via email, or thumb drive.
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There is paper instruction in the box but I received PDF via email as well (after one request)