If it can be connect to a computer for all night recording,can it be connected to an iPad? If so, what cable assy?
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no----- but contact me if you have any probs setting it up on a pc -- it's a great little device
1169648
This oxymeter only connects to a PC using the mini USB connector. It's not compatible with iPod or iPad.
1169649
You do not connect it to the computer for recording. The recording feature works by storing the data from the night inside the device. In the morning, you connect to a laptop or desktop computer and upload the data. Unfortunately, the software only works with a Windows-based computer. This is a big problem for a lot of people. I have to use my work laptop since all of my computers at home are Macs. I do not believe it will work with any iOS device like an iPad.
1169650
Recording during the night does not require being connected to a computer. The device has a battery for power and a memory that will save about 24 hrs of data. After the recording is made you connect it to a computer via USB and download the file to the software that comes with it.
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It's an RCI cable if you have a PC with a video capture card you could but it's mostly used on video recording devices, for surveillance, there are some ip cameras you could use for PC or Mac computers this kind of cameras I wouldn't recommend them for using with a computer
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laptop..if only has a svga output... ipad if you own the adapter that converts to red white yellow connectors... it connected to my zune and tablet with no problems and laptop.
756409
Hionestly I could not give a 100% "for sure" answer on this. But I would think that if you had a 1/4 inch to 1/8th inch adaptor and plugged that into the "mic/input" port fot the i-mic that you could get the "sound" into computer to make a recording . Or you could try an RCA stereo to 1/8th inch stereo adaptor that might work as well. Whish I had a more definitive answer for you.
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No you connect it to another device such as computer, iPad and save the recordings there.
153144
You can plug it straight into your computer or iDevice. Both will recognize it and let you record without any additional equipment.
1860645
The iPad doesn't support video out via Bluetooth, unless you've got a specific app that offers that functionality. This adaptor would not enable to do that, in this case.
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That's how I use it on both my iphone and ipad. You just can't hear the mic live through the headphones while recording. It works great.
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You can use the Apple CCK (camera connection kit) to connect this via USB to the iPad
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In the video (last "photo" box) he specifically shows how to hook this mic up to an ipad and talks about how the ipad port produces enough juice to power the mic. At least with that iOS device this mic works. Maybe an iphone wont be able to power it up, but the video does not answer that one.
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USB. 120-160 mA. You can connect in to any computer with USB port or for example, to iPad via camera connection kit. Caveat: iPad will refuse to power it directly, but putting cheap tiny USB hub in between resolved the problem for me.
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It has a USB output from the Camera, Not really sure if an iPad would connect to a regular usb camera, I would guess not but I don't have an iPad.
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It can record at night. While recording the display shuts off. Connect to computer later to download results
2035585
Yes! I plugged mine in on halloween, using "multitrack DW" the app. and recorded 28 minutes of psycho guitar sounds. Converted it to an mp3 and put it iTunes at work. Plug and play- get the app to record with-( freebie) I do NOT use garage band on my iPad. just saying. It is great. I use it to capture song ideas with my acoustic.
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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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I think I read somewhere, or saw a YouTube vid that explained that plugging a Lavalier mic directly into a PC using the mic jack doesn't produce good results because there is no power. Seems odd that connecting to an iPhone works great, but not a laptop, but that's what the article said. I use the Rhode when recording to my iPhone, and it is superb. For recording to Camtasia I use a USB mic.
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Yes you can. You just need the right cable. Remember that you will need a xlr to 3.5mm cable or an 1/4" (6.35mm) to 3.5mm cable. I connect my iPad and iPhone to it on a regular basis. I have both cables and prefer the xlr to 3.5mm as it has no "noise" when plugged in. Cable link: http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-XVM-110M-Right-Angle-3-5mm/dp/B000K6B2DI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386291447&sr=8-1&keywords=xlr+to+3.5mm