Can I transfer the recorded files to my computer and delete from the recorder?
224938
Yes. Also, the files are "filename.wav", if you don't have an audio player that will open .wav files, download VLC.
224939
Yes you can.. Easy, you just connect it to your USB and windows does the rest. It prompts you Open, transfer or the same as any other USB device. I personally choose OPEN folder and from there I simply copy or transfer(which means you are deleting the files) them to my desktop. It's an amazing gadget and I have recorded tons of conversations that I needed to legally protect my self. Go for it, I have had NO problems with it and on the contrary it amazed me on how great the quality of the recordings it makes.
1080762
I don't know if you can. If you've had it for some time and it died then it may not be worth trying. Mine died at about the 1 1/2 year point I think it was. I went out and bought another one. My only though is perhaps to hook it up to a regular computer, see if it recognizes the drive and play around from there. I would be hesitant to use it for too long if you can manage to reform it. When it does you get little warning and you lose all the recordings on it.
53863
You're original footage is perfectly safe and is only copied. The Recorder might be able to pause/play the source, but there is no way it can erase anything from the source.
1143073
Info says it just deactivates the software, leaving all the files so should be simple process to move them to the new PC.
447981
You will always need the computer to transfer whatever you want. The only direct way is with the voice recorder, and I know that is not what you meant by direct.
2076572
USB cable or set the recorder up through the menu settings to record to SD card and pull it off with that.
806408
I know of nothing in the software that will enable you to do it directly. Let's say you record to a USB flash drive. You would then unplug the flash drive from AVER and plug it into a USB port on your computer. From there, you can do with your recorded file whatever you do with any other file, which includes uploading to YouTube; but there is no direct way I know of to do it. Recall that there is no computer involved in making the recordings and a computer would be required to upload anything.
1375776
The recorder has an Index button for marking a location in a recording so you can skip to that point, but it does not allow you to erase part of a recording. The delete option either erases all of a file or all of the files in a folder.
1112642
absolutely. you need to plug the flash drive into your laptop to play back the recording; you then have the option to save it to your hard drive or erase it. This is a great little tool for the price.
1315075
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.
248516
Yes, if you connect to a computer the camera appears as another drive. From the computer select all and hit delete.
488920
Yes. I record to the hd and them move to other devices but u believe there's an option to go direct to DVD. Regardless each movie is an individual file which you can delete. Also recommend maybe you burn two DVDs before you delete if you go through the time to record it.
1296749
I know it would upload them to your computer. Not sure if they are copy righted if thy will let you copy.
1879994
On the back of the recorder is a slide button. When you slide that down, a USB connection emerges from the bottom of the recorder. Just plug that into the USB port of a computer, and the recorder will show up in your computer files as if it were a thumb drive. You can then access the files (they are listed by date if you have set the date/time on the recorder), and you can rename them, and drop and drag them (or just save them) to folders on the computer. It's really a neat feature of this recorder, and one of the reasons I bought it. It's worked great for me. David
2001027
Yes, as mentioned several times, get a 3.5mm to 3.5mm Audio Cable, and using Audio grabber or some other freebie computer recording software, "play" it using Line In to your computer. Not as clean as a direct USB connection and thus, not as easy as drag and drop, but it works fine and you can save your recordings to your computer. The spoken sound quality is very good and clear.
1454398
Yes as long as you have to proper drivers for the recorder installed on your computer.
1833590
Anything you record is saved as a .wav file. Only .wav files can be transferred to and from the RC-300.