I want to record the audio portion of a presentation to a laptop computer. Will this system work in that application?
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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. 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,... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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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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yes its compatible with a laptop. but you will have to buy a vga to av converter, which cost me about 30 pounds; which is about 45 dollars. on the other hand i will advise you not to use it for presentation because the picture quality is to poor it makes it nearly impossible to read a power point off it. spend a little more and get something better.
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I never got mine to work... but from what I saw on YouTube presentations it works from your computer.
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Unfortunately no. I have to make recordings on another desktop that does support "What U Hear" through its internal sound system. Then transfer them to the desktop w/ the SoundBlaster card.
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Just plug it in into the mike symbol on your computer. I had to turn the volume way up in order to hear what was being recorded.
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We bought several of these for the express purpose of recording wiring instructions on computers. First of all, let's make sure it does what you think it does. It is a microphone that you put in your ear. It hears both sides of the conversation. That microphone needs to plug into something which records. your computer can do that with software, as long as you plug the microphone into a microphone jack on it. Windows comes with "Sound Recorder", or you can download Audacity or any of a bunch of other applications. You may need to open the microphone properties and set the volume and boost all the way up to get reasonable volume on the recording.
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I'm assuming that if you have a USB available, it should work. I use it with a PC for dictating into Dragon for radiology.
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It might on your computer. On my Mac and PC laptops the audio playback quality is the same. The main reason I purchased this is to record audio. My computers didn't have built in recording input. I have this unit hooked up to a 12 channel Behringer mixer. I use it to record music, voice, digital rips of old vinyl records, cassette tapes, and reel to reel tapes.
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This device converts analog audio (like from a mixer or ipod) into spdif digital audio. There's no usb or other computer connection. So if your windows machine has a spdif input (most don't), it should work fine.
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You can playback recorded audio through the internal speaker. I prefer downloading to my laptop to listen in stereo as the sound quality of the built-in speaker on the recorder while decent isn't award winning.
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I just set mine up and it works fine. I use the USB connection and you need to click the input monitor in the lower toolbar so you can hear it. If that button is not lit up you won't hear it. You don't have to record it. My computer has speakers attached. I have Windows XP.
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this is made for security cameras or stand alone listening device...depending on your software and operating system but you could plug the red side into a power supply as it is the power source for the mic, then you will need a rca to stereo adapter, so you can plug that into the mic jack on the laptop....using your sound cards recording software, once you hit record then you'll here the microphone working....depending on your use will determine the best way to set it up for success. if your using it for just a microphone you might have a problem with backfeed from being to close.
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Yes, it should work. See if you can control the audio input of the mic via the camera movie>audio menu (or leave it on auto audio input), or you may want a separate mixer/adapter. You may find that you will not hear the audio when you do a movie playback on the camera itself, but the audio should be there when you view the movie on your computer.
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I just got one and connected to my laptop with the USB cable that I already had. I was able to see the recorded files as .wav and was able to copy it without any problems to my laptop hard drive.
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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 can't answer for certain, but as long as you can connect your recorder to your computer, I don't see why not. Wish I could be more helpful.
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I have used it to record voice on a computer and it works fine. So, it should work with laptops too.