Can anyone recomend a better set for around same price with more features like record to sd or usb stick, i realy need that for recording. Thanks
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i hear ya on dealing with all this latest greatest stuff these days. i dont beleive this recorded, i didnt like it and sent it right back the next day. this was to cheaply made and not much for sound and the remote was useless. couldnt do much with it like switch to radio, cd or usb playing. i needed something for a place out in middle of no, no electricity where where i could run on a battery and this wasnt going to work for there. so i still on my old fm radio up there, take care
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not sure about any boomboxes with usb or sd recording, but i bought my son a Pyle PT560UA 300 watt stereo 2 yrs ago for 99.00 and it plays all usb music and off SD cards. i dont know if he's done any recording on it, but the sound is great. he has a 5 disc cd player on it, but hasnt tried recording. i myself have most my cd'd on my computer now and have loaded music on usb memory sticks, after i had went with a new stereo in my truck that plays usb sticks, etc. the stereos still go for the same price and i am wondering if the mini pyle stereo that plays usb and sd cards would work on my older home stereo reciever, so i could play the music on it, if it would plug into reciver some how. just search Pyle stereo's' or anything stereo wise keywords usb stereo, etc. hope this helps. the stereos still go for around same price as 2 yrs ago, i found mine for my son on ebay at the time but have seen it on amazon here now also. hope this helps
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I found a few on google and youtube but nothing solid. I also downloaded the manual from samsung. At this price, it's only double the Flip HD. Then add another $40 or so for a decent 16GB SDHC card. I must admit, the price is very tempting since I'm in the market for a HD camcorder.
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The memory stick choice was a deal killer for me. I already have several SD memory cards, PC adapters to read them, and a Dell laptop that has an SD slot. Another example of Sony driven more by their engineers (NIH: not invented here) and not focusing on what prospective customers want. Other than the memory stick choice the Sony seems like a fine camera.
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$100 more bucks for an extra 28~gigs? ouch. might as well just buy the 32gb edition and then pick up a Sandisk 128gb SD card that comes out soon (yes, it's compatible) and get more for your money. just my opinion though!
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I am using Micro SD 32G and set up a recording continue sly over write on SD, works fine for me. I do See the required for more memory so far!
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I have one of the first builds off the line which is the 4gB model. As I want to use it as a portable recording machine I needed more space, so I picked up an 8 gB SDHC card fo $40 Can/US. I originally used a 2 gB thumb drive, but that fills up when recording hours of audio at 44 khz/16 bit. Also, I like the card as its like a mini-hardrive - it doesn't stick out of the side like a thumb drive. Not sure how much the 8gB model is compared to the 4Gb.. but with expandable memory so cheap..
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I bought from amazon..SanDisk 8 GB Class 4 SD Flash Memory Card SDSDB-008G-AFFP by SanDisk around $ 7.50 holds a HUGE amount of photography. you can also buy them at walmart target, radio shack,, all over the place, maybe even walgreens. don't pay a lot of money. I got 8 gb because I was giving it as a gift, and I didn't know if she would want to do a lot of videos.. 4 gb is good too
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You need an external USB 3.0 hard drive to record. You can use a USB memory stick but it has to be a fast one to keep up with the data. The hard drive is the way to go if you want to keep a lot of programs. Figure about 7 GB for a hour of recording.
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This model records on HI8, 8mm ( standard ) and Memory Stick ( Digital 8 ). You can record to Memory Stick while recording to tape ( Photos ) and you can record from Tape to memory stick, when not taping ( playback ). You can record directly to memory stick. It's very versatile. I bought this one to copy images from tape to stick and download to computer. It has a lot of features for editing. The tapes were standard 8 mm tapes. I used HI8 in recording with this model. The software was dated. It runs on XP or earlier. You can copy the jpg. images to later systems without any problem. You just can't D/L to Windows 7 or later systems. I've been looking for a software upgrade but haven't found one yet. It's a good unit. I used a similar one for professional work, previously. Same model, same features, it just had telescopic lens attachments.
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I run out of the Main Outs into my Lexicon Alpha USB Interface. I have had multiple boards with USB cards built in but they all really suck as USB Sound Interfaces. Love the way the Lexicon Alpha works and the recorded sound it sooooo much better. That is my solution. Even you can get the Alpha pretty cheap and it will far out perform build in USB interfaces.
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The 2nd unit I bought was cheaper than the first (~$43 vs ~$30?) but it works just as well. I really like that I can record (hi-def, so ~8GB/ hour) onto usb stick/drive. No complaints. There is/are upgrades to the firmware and sites/forums that deal with this unit. I could go on, the remote can transfer functions from most other remotes onto a select number of buttons on the remote.
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I have to agree with what Eric said, I've done tape player recordings and they came out pretty good. I have a tape player that I plugged into the Sound Card, I tweaked the recording adjustments and it came out great. You can do so much with the card, I'm just a tinkerer and it was easy to use. I mostly use my card for playing music, gaming and chatting on-line.
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agreed... it's as complete of a set as is supplied by Sony, but you will want extra batteries, SD cards or equivelant and if you record long presentations, the HXR-FMU128. it's well worth it.
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Well if you're talking about accessories to be able to record through your computer, I recommend getting an audio interface. My interface is the lexicon alpha and it is fantastic, plus, you can get it for just under $50 on Amazon. Obviously, you need to have a cable to run the mic to the interface (which comes separately). Also, if you want to connect it to a mic stand with the spider shock mount that comes with it, you have to get an adapter which is only like 3-5 dollars. This mic is great and has never let me down. Hope you enjoy it and I hoped this helped. If you have any other questions, please ask me again. Well if you're talking about accessories to be able to record through your computer, I recommend getting an audio interface. My interface is the lexicon alpha and it is fantastic, plus, you can get it for just under $50 on Amazon. Obviously, you need to have a cable to run the mic to the interface (which comes separately). Also, if you want to connect it to a mic stand with the spider shock mount that comes with it, you have to get an adapter which is only like 3-5 dollars. This mic is great and has never let me down. Hope you enjoy it and I hoped this helped. If you have any other... » Read More Well if you're talking about accessories to be able to record through your computer, I recommend getting an audio interface. My interface is the lexicon alpha and it is fantastic, plus, you can get it for just under $50 on Amazon. Obviously, you need to have a cable to run the mic to the interface (which comes separately). Also, if you want to connect it to a mic stand with the spider shock mount that comes with it, you have to get an adapter which is only like 3-5 dollars. This mic is great and has never let me down. Hope you enjoy it and I hoped this helped. If you have any other questions, please ask me again. « Show Less
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I thing you can use USB flash drive ,and depend on flash drive space. If you have good network connection ,I thing you can record whole game without any problem, dependent on Battery ,get a long lasting battery.
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you can record on usb stick and you can also leave a pause between recordings
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Purely self promotional. Video demands that the SD card be capable of FAST recording data rates. Get a Class 6 SD card (class 4 as a minimum) and you will be very happy. I would recommend 16GBs as a minimum capacity. To the best of my knowledge Memory sticks are only available in the base class 2 speed, hence they really cannot be better than SD cards for video.