Can I transfer a file to the computer, and then later put it back on the recorder? Dad visually impaired &amp; wants to use to hear a recipe as cooks.
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Certainly, using the SD card. If you "copy" the file from the SD card to the computer, it will exist in both places. Or you can move it back and forth as you will. In fact, I believe (though I haven't checked) that you can play any MP3 file on the recorder, even if it wasn't recorded on the DP-311, by putting the file on the SD card.
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Sorry Wingie, you cannot download to your laptop with this recorder. Might use the idea Florian suggested.Jim
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I have the same question. What program can I use on my computer to access what is recorded when I plug the recorder into the computer?
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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
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I just did this for my wife on her new computer. I did hers on our home network, but in explorer you can copy the cookbook files to a cd on your computer and then from the cd on his computer using drag and drop or copy files function. At least it worked for me. Good luck.
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I've only used usb cable to computer to transfer the files. Once erased on screen that's the only way to access them (or bluetooth). they're saved in pdf format and I think that stupid it from being able to load them easily again.
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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.
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I am not aware of any way to hear the music without having the item in hand... unless someone records it and transmits the file.
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Nope. The recording is dependont on the computer. The device only supplys the decripted video.
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The video/audio feature can be manipulated in the transfer to another device. If you are using the video/audio analog output to dub to a DVD recorder etc - you simply can leave the audio jacks unplugged. When uploading to a PC via the mini usb - the audio could be muted out in the final editing process. NOTE - The audio/video ALWAYS remains intact in the Veho unit itself until it has been cleared. West Island Weather Station / Operations
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Yes. Once data has been captured in record mode, you can retrieve it on any computer with a USB port.
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Correct, this device is not direct recorder. You have to have a computer/laptop to run the software and to store the captured data.
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I have never transferred a recording to my computer. I record my tapes from the camera to a DVD. There may be a way to do that, however, I do not know. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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I've never done it that way but Yes you should be able to. At worst you would make a track as you listen, then you could save or delete. I/ve copied most of my vinyl and burned to CD as well as having a copy on my computer. Audacity works well (free)
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I think the book says it will transfer records and tapes to cds.check your book that came with the recorder player. I haven't tried to do it so I am only going with what the book says
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Record the cassette to Audacity, then save the Audacity file to iTunes. Time-consuming but easy.
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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.