Anybody know if there is any significant difference between this recorder and the Philips DVT3200 that Nuance sells for use with Dragon?
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The DVT3000 and -3200 look identical, and the user manual lumps all of the 3000 series together. So the user interface is identical in both. I suspect the only difference in the 3200, which is no longer listed on Philips' site, is the Dragon software. I have not used my 3000 a lot, but it does a pretty good job picking up sound - the playback is about as clear as your ear hears the original if there is not a lot of background noise, such as in a restaurant. I have recorded my mom with the 3000 on the table in front of us, and the clarity is very good. My wife's boss uses one for dictation at work, and it works great for that. If there are any technical differences in specs between the 3000 and 3200, I doubt you could tell the difference when using it.
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My Dragon Dictate 4 software was shipped with the DVT3100. I expect they're quite similar.
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I don't know, but certainly you can go on line, download the data for both recorders, and make a comparison.
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No. Philips now markets a version of the next generation DVT Voice Tracer with a special version of Dragon Naturally speaking voice to text software, but this specific model does not come bundled with it.
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I would stick with the Dahua ones only issue/requirement is hard drive needs to be WD AV-GP. I tried several other China NVR and it had issues with motion or iphone app didn't work.
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The answer to your question is: "NO". That is only one of the reasons I returned the recorder.
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I have only used the AltoEdge, so can't compare it to others. But I've been very happy with this one. Very easy to set up and use, and fully compatible with the Sony tape recorder I use for interviews and meetings. I have a Mac, fyi
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a bit lazy to check eh ? but can email amazon...mmmno cd inbuilt recorder.see and keep below link...http://www.zoom.co.jp/products/r24/spec/
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Sony made a DV mini tape player/recorder. Model #Sony DSR-25 DVCAM MiniDV Compact Desktop Player/Recorder-Firewire-NTSC/PAL. It has analog video and sound AND DV (Digital video and sound) outputs; that you can connect to VCR's or similar devices.They are often on eBay; but they usually go for under $200.00. There are also Sony DV camcorders; but they usually sell for more than the player/recorders above.If you do not wish to record any more, then I would strongly suggest you check out the Sony DSR-25. patdee
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Dear friend,I never used this recorder. But, this recorder made from transistor, it doesn't need to heat up. I say it can answer right away between one second. I had the occasion to hear the recording of this recorder from a friend, it's amazing me the clear sound quality. If this recorder cannot answer what you expected, I think you cannot find another recorder for that price.
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I'm not sure why you think the Sony ICD-PX312 recorder is limited to just a 2 GB memory card. It can accept up to a 32 GB SanDisk card. In my "Operating Instructions" guide that came with the Sony ICD-PX312, the info on the various memory cards the recorder can support are on page 40. Personally, I only use 2 GB and mostly 4 GB micro cards, as they can hold up to about 22 hours or 45 hours of recordings, respectively. That's a LOT of conversation! I have been extremely pleased with this recorder and the high quality of the recordings. I've used many recorders, from a variety of manufacturers, previous to this one and none compare in functionality and quality. Just be sure to always have a couple spare AAA batteries on hand. Due to the long recording capabilities, you will need to replace the batteries somewhat regularly.
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That's exactly what I bought the recorder for. It works like a charm, just remember to place it where it won't be picking up unwanted noise.
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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.
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Go to this page for that information: http://recorders.com/info/articles/27/1/Digital-Recorder-Compatibility-Report-for-Dragon-NaturallySpeaking/Page1.html
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It does, but it has never worked properly on the one I received. I figured for $8.50 it worked pretty well at recording my voice, and allowed me to use DragonSpeek. If I want one with a truly functional On-Off button, I will spend more money.
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I can tell you that it works well with my Presonus vsl, however, there are dropouts when I record to capture. Could be my laptop, hp with windows 7, but, I doubt it. Hope this helps
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The best microphone I've used with Dragon is the Sennheiser ME3 (or ME-3). This headset has amazing noise cancellation capabilities, and is fairly comfortable when worn for a long time (you really need good noise cancellation to avoid confusing Dragon). The only issue is that the ME-3 is rather pricey -- about $135 on Amazon. A good alternative to the ME-3 is the Radio Shack 33-3012 "Headset Microphone with Gooseneck Boom", which is less than $25 but performs nearly as well as the Sennheiser (this microphone is a virtual clone of the Sennheiser). In fact, I routinely use my Radio Shack and leave my expensive Sennheiser in the box the 33-3012 came in! The Radio Shack microphone includes a long cord extension with an on/off switch, something that is missing from the Sennheiser. Any microphone is going to work best with a "USB sound pod" device. A sound pod is an "active" device that accepts the 1/8" male plug on most headset style microphones and plugs into any USB port on your computer. It works as an amplifier (I guess) and provides a much, much better signal than any consumer-quality microphone. I use a VXI "Translator" pod I got from emicrophones.com, but the Andrea units are also reputed to be good. Plan to spend about $40 to $60 for a pod, but it makes a world of difference in the quality of Dragon Naturally Speaking dictation. (Without a pod, you're relying on your computer's sound card to provide amplification. Generally speaking, sound cards in most desktops and laptops are very poor at handling microphone input, and are much better at playing music and game sounds.) BTW: Microphone positioning is everything when it comes to speech recognition. The mouthpiece must be moved away from your mouth -- I position it about 2 to 3 inches to the right of my mouth to avoid breath sounds and noises that confuse Dragon.
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I used the Sony SR11 during Thanksgiving vacation and for Christmas day. It has very intuitive record and playback features. I wish I could record from a VCR to the Sony SR11, but it does not have this capability.
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I can't speak to the performance differences (if any). I purchased the CPM1084 because I needed a replacement. I bought my receiver used and the microphone that came with it was not functioning properly.