Can you do line-in recording with this device?
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Sorry I don't understand what "line-in" recording is. This has been great for me, I program it to record the radio show that I like. You program when you want it to start recording and when you want it to stop, you can also start/stop recording at your convenience. The bad side of it is that while recording the volume is preset in the middle and you can not adjust it, it is great that comes with rechargwable battery but you can not use it while charging, also if you run out the charge on the battery you will have to re-program it.I like it a lot I use it ALL THE TIME, I recomend it, Sorry I don't understand what "line-in" recording is. This has been great for me, I program it to record the radio show that I like. You program when you want it to start recording and when you want it to stop, you can also start/stop recording at your convenience. The bad side of it is that while recording the volume is preset in the middle and you can not adjust it, it is great that comes with rechargwable battery but you can not use it while charging, also if you run out the charge on the battery you will have to re-program it.I like it a lot I use it ALL THE TIME, I... » Read More Sorry I don't understand what "line-in" recording is. This has been great for me, I program it to record the radio show that I like. You program when you want it to start recording and when you want it to stop, you can also start/stop recording at your convenience. The bad side of it is that while recording the volume is preset in the middle and you can not adjust it, it is great that comes with rechargwable battery but you can not use it while charging, also if you run out the charge on the battery you will have to re-program it.I like it a lot I use it ALL THE TIME, I recomend it, « Show Less
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The manual just says mic and radio recording. I've only used it for radio recording.
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No. There is no line in. I've copied audio files to the DE1127 using the USB cable and they sound pretty good, all things considered. I mean, there's no sub-woofer .... It's a novelty device with a nice little radio built in, some 'digital' storage for a few files and a voice recorder/Dictaphone. It isn't what I would call useless; any radio that fits in a shirt pocket has value in my eyes, but at the end of the day, before the lights go out - it is a novelty item (a nice one) and nothing more.
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I tried couple of times,it acts like is recording like the countdown and REC mode on display , but when you want to replay what you recorded said " error format " or something like that.
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I purchased one of these some time back. It was useless and I returned it. Save your money and time. Find another product.
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I gave it away because it was too confusing and meant for a Chinese or Asian client. It had too many weird settings and the 2 page manual was useless. Hope that helps. John
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i believe so. i use it in podcasting and will often times have it in record ready mode - my words not theirs - you can depress the record button one and it flashes red which enables the audio feed to pass through the line out or headphones jack. good luck
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I don't see why not; I haven't personally tried, but I believe it will record on whatever type of media you have it (your recorder) set to record on. Goodluck!
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Yes you can. Get one that has an audio plug that matches the audio out jack on the recorder.
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I don't really know. I have only recorded onto a CD and I don't believe you can record any other way. However, there is a way to connect to your computer, so there may be some options I am not aware of.
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I don't think so. Its a good feature to have anyway. I was looking for a camera that shows the lines, not all of them do.
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Yes. I use the line-out in live and practice situations to run to a mix board. As far as cables, you can find 1/4" to USB adapters pretty inexpensively, as well as 1/4" to 1/8" (computer/headphone size plug). Either one of those should enable you to record a single instrument with Garageband. If you're looking to record frequently, or record more than one instrument, I would look into a interface, like the ones offered by M-Audio or Presonus (just search Amazon for "m audio interface"). With an interface, you would just need another 1/4" cable to run from the line out to the interface.
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We were able to plug it into an Iphone and get it to work. It doesn't have the best quality though. You may be better off just using whatever recording system is on your device.
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There is a switch on the side of the device that allows you to change from mic to line-in
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There are standard audio/video RCA jacks on the receiver. So, almost any recordING device will do.
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I don't think so. It records just like the sound on the tv programIhope this helps. It has been so long since I have recorded anything.
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No, the line input is suitable for line-level signals. To connect microphones in the line input a pre-amplifier is required. Better to use the XLR inputs with a cable adapter for 3.5mm plug.
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Yes you can and you can set up recording just like a DVR. The recoded feature only works when it is in a docking station. I love the Inno, it also can record a song even in mid song, it will record the whole song. Also it has tune select. You can mark any song or artist, when that song or artist comes on any station you will be notified.
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Sorry, but the answer is no, but if you have a blank tape you can record a disk on your tape.
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I believe that you can since since the source can be a cd, tape or external device. The "record to" options are USB and tape. I haven't done this but it should be doable. This unit is not a CD burner so you can't record to CD.
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Sure, but you need a tuner for the input. Any cable box or digital antennae will provide a "signal out" to plug into the recorder. The unit does NOT have it's own tuner.
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You would have to hook up the output or headphones to whatever device you want to record on but there is no internal recording functions.