On playback, can you playback at faster speeds? When you rewind/forward, can you hear the recording?
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The answer to both questions is "no". I have a question for you; have you found a way to "pause" when you are listening and then pick up where you left off. The instructions say you can but I have found that it to be true.
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Hi Kenny, continuous playback is possible but is dependent on the battery life of the camera. -Vincent
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I'm assuming you're referring to the recording volume so, yes, you can adjust the recording volume to a level appropriate to the need. Of course, you can also adjust the playback volume as well.
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One important clarification - it remembers the file you were on and starts playing it from the beginning, but if you were listening to, say, a lecture which is 1+ hours long, it won't remember where you stopped, so it will start it over from the beginning. You have NO way to fast forward (only skip), which is why I'll be returning mine.
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Hi C.There is a reverse(rewind) button(also fast forward,stop, and pause) to turn back tape to certain spot. But if you are talking about auto-reverse - where the tape automatically goes to the next side when first side is finished - no it does not have that. There is no counter either so when you do reverse, you just have to stop and go till you find what you want - it's a nice little recorder/player for the price,mine has a slight humming in the background when I recorded voices, but didnt bother me much - I have this and have written a review(on jan 10th/10) with feature details - it may be of some helpLaurie Hi C.There is a reverse(rewind) button(also fast forward,stop, and pause) to turn back tape to certain spot. But if you are talking about auto-reverse - where the tape automatically goes to the next side when first side is finished - no it does not have that. There is no counter either so when you do reverse, you just have to stop and go till you find what you want - it's a nice little recorder/player for the price,mine has a slight humming in the background when I recorded voices, but didnt bother me much - I have this and have written a review(on jan 10th/10) with feature details -... » Read More Hi C.There is a reverse(rewind) button(also fast forward,stop, and pause) to turn back tape to certain spot. But if you are talking about auto-reverse - where the tape automatically goes to the next side when first side is finished - no it does not have that. There is no counter either so when you do reverse, you just have to stop and go till you find what you want - it's a nice little recorder/player for the price,mine has a slight humming in the background when I recorded voices, but didnt bother me much - I have this and have written a review(on jan 10th/10) with feature details - it may be of some helpLaurie « Show Less
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Yes you can listen to your music sand record at the same time. Or just listen.
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You can playback directly from the device. I have uploaded through USB and off the SD Card.
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There is no rewind function - only a pause or replay track (from beginning). I just tested it - pressing play starts a track, and hitting the stop button pauses it until you press play again. Hitting the "back" arrow plays the track from the start. Hitting the forward button skips to the next track. Holding down the "back" button steps backwards through the tracks. A new track is created each time you press record, numbered next in sequence for that "folder".
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yes it does show on the recording when you play it back. But it can be off in the playback if you set it up in the off mode in the main menu
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It does offer variable speed slow and fast playback, from 1/16 to 32x, but no audio at other than normal speed. I used to have a VHS machine with the feature you describe and I used it for watching things like the news, but I can't imagine wanting to watch movies like that? But good luck with your search just the same.
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My Quicktime indicates playback frame rate far less than the recorded 60 frames per second. My hardware is respectable. Anyone getting full 60 frames per second computer playback as indicated by Quicktime get info? What hardware?
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The recorder has only one (normal) playback speed. However, you can transfer the recording files via the included USB cable to a PC, for playback with a program that does enable playback speed selection.
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It has internal speakers; they are not very strong, but you can listen to what you just recorded through them. Hit the "home" button to rewind recording then listen to what you just recorded by pushing the "play" button in the center circle below. Hold up close to your ear.
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I believe that the software will check and complain but it will still work. You'll get a list that will show the features that will not work using the slower speed. I think you might lose some higher end HD recording features. You'll also see noticeable lag during playback. You'll probably be able to record in 720p, but not 100% sure.
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It doesn't seem to. I just tried it (it hasn't been used for video yet) and there was no sound on playback. It's possible I'm not seeing a control. Of course the sound was there when I played it on the computer.
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The can be viewed in real time via a monitor or television, if you run audio, it can only be heard in playback (or at least as far as I can tell)
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There is no option to choose a recording speed. It copies exactly as recorded on the master disc.... and it takes only 2 to 4 minutes.